Late Night with David Letterman: Season 7

Episodes

1. 2. Show #0976

   Feb 2, 1988 · 1h

2. 3. Show #0977

   Feb 3, 1988 · 1h

3. 4. 6th Anniversary

   Feb 4, 1988 · 1h

4. 5. Show #0980

   Feb 5, 1988 · 1h

   ""Viewer Mail;"" Pat Sajak; Dave goes to NYC fortune tellers; Buster Poindexter sings; NFL player Timmy Smith.

5. 6. Show #0981

   Feb 9, 1988 · 1h

6. 7. Show #0982

   Feb 10, 1988 · 1h

7. 8. Show #0983

   Feb 11, 1988 · 1h

8. 9. Show #0984

   Feb 12, 1988 · 1h

9. 10. Show #0985

   Feb 16, 1988 · 1h

10. 11. Show #0986

    Feb 17, 1988 · 1h

11. 12. Show #0987

    Feb 18, 1988 · 1h

12. 13. Show #0988

    Feb 19, 1988 · 1h

13. 14. Show #0989

    Feb 23, 1988 · 1h

14. 15. Show #0990

    Feb 24, 1988 · 1h

15. 16. Show #0991

    Feb 25, 1988 · 1h

16. 17. Show #0992

    Feb 26, 1988 · 1h

17. 18. Show #0993

    Mar 1, 1988 · 1h

18. 19. Show #0994

    Mar 2, 1988 · 1h

19. 20. Show #0995

    Mar 3, 1988 · 1h

20. 21. Show #0996

    Mar 4, 1988 · 1h

21. 22. Show #0997

    Jun 28, 1988 · 1h

22. 23. Show #0998

    Jun 29, 1988 · 1h

23. 24. Show #0999

    Jul 1, 1988 · 1h

24. 25. Show #1000

    Jul 5, 1988 · 1h

25. 26. Show #1001

    Jul 6, 1988 · 1h

    Paul congratulates Dave in the wake of Late Night's 1,000th broadcast. As a present, NBC head (and G.E. crony) Robert C. Wright gave the show a four-slice toaster. Thus Dave breaks out a whole loaf of bread and makes toast for everybody who attends this strike-breaking show. Hal Gurnee calls on two acrobats for a Network Time-Killer.

26. 27. Show #1002

    Jul 7, 1988 · 1h

27. 28. Show #1003

    Jul 8, 1988 · 1h

28. 29. Show #1004

    Jul 12, 1988 · 1h

29. 30. Show #1005

    Jul 13, 1988 · 1h

30. 31. Show #1006

    Jul 14, 1988 · 1h

31. 32. Show #1007

    Jul 15, 1988 · 1h

32. 33. Show #1008

    Jul 19, 1988 · 1h

33. 34. Show #1009

    Jul 20, 1988 · 1h

34. 35. Show #1010

    Jul 21, 1988 · 1h

    A visit to a NYC laundromat via satellite; Jackie Mason; Dave's suit fitting continues; Iggy Pop.

35. 36. Show #1011

    Jul 22, 1988 · 1h

36. 37. Show #1012

    Aug 1, 1988 · 1h

37. 38. Show #1013

    Aug 2, 1988 · 1h

38. 39. Show #1014

    Aug 3, 1988 · 1h

39. 40. Show #1015

    Aug 4, 1988 · 1h

40. 41. Show #1016

    Aug 5, 1988 · 1h

41. 42. Show #1017

    Aug 9, 1988 · 1h

42. 43. Show #1018

    Aug 10, 1988 · 1h

43. 44. Show #1019

    Aug 11, 1988 · 1h

44. 45. Show #1020

    Aug 12, 1988 · 1h

45. 46. Show #1021

    Aug 23, 1988 · 1h

46. 47. Show #1022

    Aug 24, 1988 · 1h

47. 48. Show #1023

    Aug 25, 1988 · 1h

48. 49. Show #1024

    Aug 26, 1988 · 1h

49. 50. Show #1025

    Aug 30, 1988 · 1h

50. 51. Show #1026

    Aug 31, 1988 · 1h

51. 52. Show #1027

    Sep 1, 1988 · 1h

52. 53. Show #1028

    Sep 2, 1988 · 1h

53. 54. Show #1029

    Sep 6, 1988 · 1h

54. 55. Show #1030

    Sep 7, 1988 · 1h

55. 56. Show #1031

    Sep 8, 1988 · 1h

56. 57. Show #1032

    Sep 9, 1988 · 1h

57. 58. Show #1033

    Sep 13, 1988 · 1h

58. 59. Show #1034

    Sep 14, 1988 · 1h

59. 60. Show #1035

    Sep 15, 1988 · 1h

60. 61. Show #1036

    Sep 16, 1988 · 1h

61. 62. Show #1037

    Oct 4, 1988 · 1h

62. 63. Show #1038

    Oct 5, 1988 · 1h

63. 64. Show #1039

    Oct 6, 1988 · 1h

    Cold open: Dave & Paul send up the Quayle/Bentsen debate; a crowd at Shea Stadium's parking lot watches the show on Diamond Vision; a Super SloMo camera demonstration; Sid's birthday; Tom Hanks with vacation photos; Mike Wallace visits; Eddie Money sings.

64. 65. Show #1040

    Oct 7, 1988 · 1h

65. 66. Show #1041

    Oct 11, 1988 · 1h

66. 67. Show #1042

    Oct 12, 1988 · 1h

67. 68. Show #1043

    Oct 13, 1988 · 1h

68. 69. Show #1044

    Oct 14, 1988 · 1h

69. 70. Show #1045

    Oct 18, 1988 · 1h

70. 71. Show #1046

    Oct 19, 1988 · 1h

71. 72. Show #1047

    Oct 20, 1988 · 1h

72. 73. Show #1048

    Oct 21, 1988 · 1h

73. 74. Show #1049

    Nov 1, 1988 · 1h

74. 75. Show #1050

    Nov 2, 1988 · 1h

75. 76. Show #1051

    Nov 3, 1988 · 1h

76. 77. Show #1052

    Nov 4, 1988 · 1h

77. 78. Show #1053

    Nov 9, 1988 · 1h

78. 79. Show #1054

    Nov 10, 1988 · 1h

79. 80. Show #1055

    Nov 11, 1988 · 1h

80. 81. Show #1056

    Nov 15, 1988 · 1h

81. 82. Show #1057

    Nov 16, 1988 · 1h

82. 83. Show #1058

    Nov 17, 1988 · 1h

83. 84. Show #1059

    Nov 18, 1988 · 1h

84. 85. Show #1060

    Nov 22, 1988 · 1h

85. 86. Show #1061

    Nov 23, 1988 · 1h

    ""Who Asked For It?"" Candice Bergen calls Dave a ""poodle;"" another plea from Calvert to come home from the Goodwill Tour; Jon Lovitz gets in a plug; Boz Scaggs sings.

86. 87. Show #1062

    Nov 25, 1988 · 1h

87. 88. Show #1063

    Nov 29, 1988 · 1h

88. 89. Show #1064

    Nov 30, 1988 · 1h

89. 90. Show #1065

    Dec 1, 1988 · 1h

90. 91. Show #1066

    Dec 2, 1988 · 1h

91. 92. Show #1067

    Dec 13, 1988 · 1h

    The annual (bogus) lighting of the Christmas tree in Rockefeller Plaza; another call from Calvert's Goodwill Tour.

92. 93. Show #1068

    Dec 14, 1988 · 1h

93. 94. Show #1069

    Dec 15, 1988 · 1h

94. 95. Show #1070

    Dec 16, 1988 · 1h

95. 96. Show #1071

    Dec 20, 1988 · 1h

96. 97. Show #1072

    Dec 21, 1988 · 1h

97. 98. Show #1073

    Dec 22, 1988 · 1h

    ""Elf Night;"" A NYC Christmas tree vendor shocks Dave by charging $75 for trees; Art Donovan talks about drinking beer and promotes the paperback edition of his autobiography Fatso; a look at Paul's new Christmas movie; Geena Davis.

98. 99. Show #1074

    Dec 23, 1988 · 1h

99. 100. Show #1075

    Jan 3, 1989 · 1h

100. 101. Show #1076

     Jan 4, 1989 · 1h

101. 102. Show #1077

     Jan 5, 1989 · 1h

102. 103. Show #1078

     Jan 6, 1989 · 1h

103. 104. Show #1079

     Jan 10, 1989 · 1h

104. 105. Show #1080

     Jan 11, 1989 · 1h

105. 106. Show #1081

     Jan 12, 1989 · 1h

106. 107. Show #1082

     Jan 13, 1989 · 1h

107. 108. Show #1083

     Jan 17, 1989 · 1h

108. 109. Show #1084

     Jan 18, 1989 · 1h

109. 110. Show #1085

     Jan 19, 1989 · 1h

110. 111. Show #1086

     Jan 20, 1989 · 1h

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