Late Show with David Letterman Season 17 Episode 160 Adam Sandler, Bettye LaVette
- June 23, 2010
In Season 17, Episode 160 of the Late Show with David Letterman, Adam Sandler and Bettye LaVette join Dave to promote their latest projects.
Adam Sandler, known for his comedic roles in films such as Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison, takes a break from the silver screen to talk about his newest Netflix special, 100% Fresh. Sandler gives Letterman a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the special, which features original songs and comedy sketches. He also shares about his experience returning to host Saturday Night Live, a show where he got his start as a writer and performer. Sandler and Letterman joke about the instability of the stand-up comedy industry, and Sandler reveals some of his tricks for getting through tough sets.
Bettye LaVette, a soul and blues singer, gives a soulful performance of her latest single "Don't Fall Apart on Me Tonight." LaVette, who has been performing for over 50 years, shares stories of her life and career with Letterman, including her early days touring with Otis Redding. She also talks about her process for choosing songs to perform and why she prefers to put her own spin on them. LaVette and Letterman discuss the changing landscape of the music industry and the lack of originality in today's pop music.
In addition to the interviews, the show features the Top Ten List: "Signs You're at a Bad Summer Camp," where Letterman and the audience share humorous anecdotes about their experiences with summer camps. The Late Show also introduces a new segment called "What's One Guy's Opinion," where a man from the audience is given a chance to express his opinion on a controversial issue. In this episode, the man addresses whether or not pineapple belongs on pizza.
Overall, Season 17, Episode 160 of Late Show with David Letterman provides a mixture of humor, music, and cultural commentary. Adam Sandler and Bettye LaVette offer insightful interviews, and the Top Ten List and "What's One Guy's Opinion" segments add a lighthearted touch to the show. Fans of comedy, music, and pop culture will enjoy this episode.
