Good Riddance to Letterman
Mournful tributes piling up in his wake aren’t about him. Network television is dying. Letterman was one of its last national figures. Wait until network television dies its inevitable demographic death
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--May 27, 2015
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David Letterman’s departure isn’t the end of an era. The era of late night talk shows ended a while back.
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