Late Show with David Letterman Season 6 Episode 52 Will Smith, Jack Hanna
- November 17, 1998
On this episode of Late Show with David Letterman, the host welcomes two special guests to the show - actor Will Smith and animal expert Jack Hanna.
The episode kicks off with Letterman's opening monologue, where he delivers his trademark humor and wit on topics such as current events, politics, and pop culture. As always, the audience is in stitches as Letterman delivers his hilarious observations and jokes.
Once the monologue is over, Letterman introduces his first guest, Will Smith. The actor takes the stage to a thunderous applause, and the two discuss his latest movie and upcoming projects. Smith also talks about his family and his experiences as a father and husband.
Letterman also quizzes Smith about his rap career and asks him to perform a few lines from one of his classic songs. The audience goes wild as Smith effortlessly delivers the lyrics with his signature style and flair.
Next up, Jack Hanna joins Letterman on stage with a few of his animal friends. Hanna, a wildlife conservationist and TV personality, brings out a kangaroo, a snake, and a sloth for an up-close and personal interaction with Letterman and the audience.
Throughout the segment, Hanna educates Letterman and the viewers about the animals' behavior, habitat, and characteristics. The segment is both fun and informative, giving the audience a unique opportunity to learn about different animals up close and personal.
As the show draws to a close, Letterman thanks his guests and wraps up the episode with his signature sign-off. The high energy and entertaining hour of Late Show with David Letterman is a testament to the host's enduring popularity and ability to keep audiences engaged with his humor and wit.
Overall, the episode featuring Will Smith and Jack Hanna is a must-watch for anyone who loves entertainment, humor, and animals. With its winning combination of celebrity guests and educational segments, Late Show with David Letterman continues to be a favorite among audiences of all ages.
