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The man behind Letterman – Robert “Morty” Morton talks about “The Late Shift” which is based on his time during the Letterman/Leno feuds. Morty gives us insight to what it was like to be on the front lines of the backstabbing of the late night wars.
Also, Morty chimes in on who should replace Letterman and Leno if they are ever to retire.
Today’s show is part one of an interview with Morty.
You can watch the movie on Amazon (we get a cut).
Listen to part 2 here!
Listen to part two where Morty talks about a cranky Regis, a crazy Kath Lee and who should Co-host with Kelly. Plus get behind the scenes of the Letterman/Bill Hicks story and hear how Tom Schneider busted Morty on air . Bonus: We’ll tell you who  Tom Schneider is.
Every Monday we have three new suggestions for podcasts.This week, my brother, Mike Spiegelman brings up three news podcasts. Check them out. Check out past posts.
60 Minutes â Tick, tick, tick. The classic television newsmagazine sounds better as a podcast. I get listless watching talking heads on TV, anyway, especially when there’s American Dad reruns to watch at 7:30pm on a Sunday. Recent highlights on 60 Minutes include segments on San Francisco’s Market Street, homeless Florida kids, and an interview with President Obama.
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https://media.blubrry.com/proudlyresents/proudlyresents.com/media/prp042.mp3Podcast: Download | EmbedSubscribe: RSSFormer Grantland writer Andy Greenwald makes it easy to choose the first losers of the 2011 Fall line up. Adam Spiegelman (“Proudly Resents”) and Andy discuss the new show and his unique approach. Go to Grantland.com to fill out your own…
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Jimmy Pardo discovers that the movie is more “Scooby Do” than “Hard Day’s Night.” Can’t fail!
Tonight might your last chance to catch “Law & Order: Los Angeles.” You will miss out on great dialogue when “LO:LA” is gone. We’ll always have gems like this observation from the Police Chief What’s-Her-Name. Listen very carefully. There’s a very subtle clue. Only a…
“What did I have to do to get fired?” Jeff Zucker asked in a letter to the chairmen at NBC. Turns out Zucker’s plan for years was to do such a bad job NBC would drop him. “I wanted you to fire me so I could collect unemployment. But…
