Wrinkle The Duck Helps Resurrect A TV Classic With 1 Incredibly Stupid Trick
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A late-night staple gets a makeover as "Stupid Pet Tricks" returns to television.
A classic segment from David Letterman’s late-night television shows is getting a new leash on life as “Stupid Pet Tricks” makes its series debut on Sunday.
The new TBS show is hosted by actor/comic Sarah Silverman, who last year was one of the rotating guest hosts of “The Daily Show.”
In Sunday’s premiere, however, she promises that “Stupid Pet Tricks” will be free of stupid politics.
“Some of these animals will blow your mind, and some of these animals will blow the trick,” she says. “Either way, you’re not watching the news.”
Fittingly, the show begins with Letterman passing the torch to Silverman by reading a “Top Ten List” of all the people he tried to hire for the job instead of her.
The "Late Night" comedian isn't buying it.
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The reporter covered major events from 9/11 to the D.C. sniper attacks over the course of his decades-long career.
The pair, who share one son, are splitting after 17 years of marriage.
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The ongoing crisis has displaced tens of thousands of the city’s residents, including numerous celebrities, and prompted other awards shows to postpone.
The actor had to be bleeped as she described the "gnarly" fires and lamented the "catastrophe" in her Los Angeles community.
The Golden Globe-winning "Hacks" actor stirred debate with her out-of-the-box notion.
"No way, this is insane, I didn't want to show this one," the "Tonight Show" host joked about one image sent in by a viewer.
The talk show host decided to forgo an essential part of an outfit while interviewing the comedian.