Two legends! I was a caller on Tom Snyder's Friday, September 20th, 1996 Late, Late Show. Made Tom laugh! -Chance Bartels Atlanta, GA

@dongiller

6 ай бұрын

Excellent!

Tom Snyder is the most underrated late night talk show host. he’s in my top 5

I started watching Tom during the summers when my parents were away. He cemented my night owl status.

Canceling all of tonight's plans in order to watch this on the biggest screen I can find. Thanks, Don.

Still missing any late-night Tom Snyder.

I loved Snyders Late Late show back in the 90s. Everyone seemed to have forgotten it but me. I remember the commercial promos he'd have during the afternoon on tv

God, how I miss this guy and the format of the show. Just two people talking.

OMG, Snyder and Larry King and "Elliot" was gold.

@erik_griswold

6 ай бұрын

Do go see the rest of those as linked in the description by Don

@plaws0

6 ай бұрын

That Elliot ... the voice ... so familiar ... Was it ... Tom Brokaw?

“His hair is back. He’s ready to go.”

@winonafrog

4 ай бұрын

😅

@LeeKav

Күн бұрын

"Is Dick Cavett tied up?"

Thank you, Don! I always have appreciated your hard work. Such a treat to hop in the time machine with you! 😃

Snyder content’s always appreciated-Happy New Year, Don!

Tom Snyder's an excellent interviewer, and everyone knows why. When David Letterman decided to bring Tom over to CBS, everyone applauded him. That made Dave an amazing man.

one of Tom's first broadcasting jobs was right here in Kalamazoo Michigan. The crappy little restaurant next to the station Mr. Snyder complained about on air is still there somehow

@bobbyk9815

6 ай бұрын

Which restaurant? I can't think of a place in K'zoo that's that old.

Synder was the very 1st Late nite to have KISS on and how Memorable was that Interview ey !!😁👍🏻👍🏻

Giller, you are the Killer! Killing us all with some of the greatest clips of all times. Was a Dave fan since I got sick as a grade schooler. Then he disappeared. Till late night. If I had to choose 5 favorites, Johnny, Dave, Conan, Ferguson, and pulling up a weak fifth, is aww crap, going old school with Parr. All the best. 2024 is what we needed in 2020. God bless.

What a lovely conversation between 2 chat show legends

Don puts out a video, I click and watch. Them's the rules.

Dave and T.S. were the very best two hours of Late Night Television in the mid to late 1990's. I have often wondered why David did not appear on "The Late Late Show" after 1997. Did he and Tom have a falling out? Great segments. Thanks for sharing.

Wake up babe, Don Giller just posted a new video!

I love him telling larry he doesn't use a earpiece cause he doesn't need or want it :)

“I can’t tell ya.”

"Is Merv Griffin dead?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My first exposure to Snyder as a kid was Joe Piscopo's impersonation on SNL. It was hard to shake that first impression.

@robertsprouse9282

3 ай бұрын

Aykroyd’s was the best by far..

Besides Tom Snyder, I have ALWAYS loved the fact that his show music intro has always been saxaphone jazz. I miss this show so very much.

@dongiller

17 сағат бұрын

Written and performed by the late, great David Sanborn.

Thanks for uploading this Don. I really enjoyed watching this while giving myself a physical... Cough!

3:33 time in & just seamless, flawless editing:)Happy New Year's Wishes to the Curator of Curators....:)..

Thank you Don!!!

Brilliant video....thanks so much for posting it!! And Snyder was so amazing, I think I'm gonna order Prodigy!

Thanx for posting this, really enjoyed it, Tom Snyder was such a regular dude.

thank you Don! Hope ya keep doing this!

I simply cannot thank you enough for posting this! Dave’s off center sense of humor included - these were masters of their craft. And it really goes to show that you don’t have to be the same type to appreciate real talent. Tom & Dave’s styles were absolutely different - but Dave especially saw the genius that was Tom Synder finding fascinating conversation - sometimes seemingly plucking it out of thin air. And unlike Carson, Dave saw Tom Synder as a brilliant, intellectual and sometimes just plain charming, compliment to his own show. I watched The Late Late Show all while I was in high school - and seeing Tom Synder in top form again fills me with joy and just a little bit of sadness realizing this type of late night persona is gone forever.

So excited to watch this! The Donz Rulez!

YES - I love TS! Thanks for this, Don 💕💕💕

Snyder was the class and intellect of broadcasting for many years. His character is missed these days.

Thanks for this, Don

Really enjoying this, thanks as ever Don!

Thanks for this, Don! Fascinated by Tom's approach to the show, and I enjoyed the tech chat between him and Larry as well lol

Blurry as they may be, I can actually spot Blackadder VHS tapes on Dave's shelf in the 1997 interview. I wonder what else is there.

This is fantastic, Don. Thanks so much for putting it together.

@dongiller

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, Ken!

Always here for these TS LLS uploads. Thx Don!

Hilarious show - I wish I had watched it when it came out!

Excellent compilation Don. Happy New Year!!

It's been a while, so I think it's time again for another marathon immersion experience of Tom on youtube ! I love the guy

Thanks....great choice......as usual.

@annmariesnyder5267

6 ай бұрын

agreed ;)

My manz Donz is back with those WWP rares 🔥

Great compilation Don, superb and a godsend as usual

@dongiller

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!!

Hey Donz, I love all the add ins. But Dave’s call ins to the CNBC show were epic

I miss late night shows like Tom's, more of a conversation usually with just one person and not just a line-up celeb's giving a five minute sales pitch for whatever their latest project was; you got more of a sense of what the person was really like - good or bad. Tom, Dick Cavett, and most of all....Les Crane.

Gold gold gold gold gold. And there's a common thread and it seems to tie all of what I perceive to be the greats: intelligence. High intelligence. Dave, 100% and as fast on the draw as Steve Allen. Shandling - true genius. Larry King, certainly. Snyder? Yes, if you unwind the common sentiment formed by Akroyd (genius move by Dan though)!

@Bill_Woo

6 ай бұрын

1:10:25 I'm not sure who Dave is doing. Johnny? Anyway, the Merv followup by Tom, wuh-wow. (It really was Merv, and not more Mike Douglas, right? Or for that matter, Donahue?)

First time that I saw TOM SNYDER, he was an actor in the late ‘50’s on… THE RIFLEMAN.

@dongiller

3 ай бұрын

1961 December 25.

@robertsprouse9282

3 ай бұрын

@@dongiller , early ‘60’s then.. Did he go by TOM OR THOMAS SNYDER?.. I have forgotten..and it was aired originally XMAS DAY. Well I’ll be a primate’s dad’s brother!

tom snyder was like "NBC Radio Mystery Theater" a part of my young life. I'll always be a fan.

@robertsprouse9282

3 ай бұрын

CBS RADIO MYSTERY THEATRE..not NBC. E.G. MARSHALL was the host.

Tom's interview with Kiss from 1979 is a must watch. Ace Frehley has more personality than the other three combined.

@winonafrog

4 ай бұрын

And I just learned this weekend that Dave’s longtime drummer Anton Fig played on Ace’s solo album!

@marsazorean62

4 ай бұрын

He also played on Dynasty.@@winonafrog

This is what UTUBE is missing. Professionalism like TOM & LARRY😎✌

Excellent

Thanks for posting! (9K views is not too shabby! #tomwho

Hello Don. Do you know where I can find Mandy Patinkin interrupting the show and singing "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?"(with Tony Randall as his "manager", of course.)? I suddenly can't find it anywhere on KZread. Such a shame!

Don, I know you're 'on the inside' with WWP now, but if your schedule permits I'm sure your audience would love to see more TLLS content from all three host eras during its WWP ownership. Tom Snyder was truly a treasure, Craig Ferguson always was entertaining; and while he may not have been everyone's favorite cup of tea, the amount of TLLS with Craig Kilborn content is remarkably little given his five years behind the desk. If you documented/kept those to even 1/10th the level you did LSwDL? I for one would enjoy seeing more of it.

@dongiller

6 ай бұрын

I loved Scottish Conan Guy and taped all of his shows as well as Kilborn’s, which didn’t grab me as much. But I’ve digitized none of them (except for that small tribute to Grant Imahara). Also, I’d need permission. This latest upload came about from circumstances I can’t really talk about, but it was a special agreement. I doubt the same would apply to Kilborn and Ferguson.

@mactheknife7049

6 ай бұрын

@@dongiller Well Don, if you can get the permission via WWP? I think I might be able to handle digitization. My recently deceased FIL had a business in which he converted VHS content to digital, and I wouldn't mind doing the grunt work on something like that at all for you.

@dongiller

6 ай бұрын

@@mactheknife7049 Thanks for the offer, but I prefer this to continue to be a one-person operation.

Ehhh .... I missed the number at the end for the Prodigy special deal ... anyone tape it?

I miss Tom

PRODIGY!!!! My friend’s dad had this on his computer.

Elliot = Hunter Thompson?

@dongiller

6 ай бұрын

Dave. I uploaded Dave’s Prank Calls to Tom Snyder collection. Link is in the description that no one reads.

@annmariesnyder5267

6 ай бұрын

DL

Whatever you do, don’t call 1-800-PRODIGY