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The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson :: Teri Hatcher, Martina McBride (05x68)
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| Title: | Teri Hatcher, Martina McBride |
| Episode #: | 05x68 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday April 23rd, 2009 |
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Tonight's monologue takes focus on the world's most famous playwright, William Shakespeare. And just because the man's been dead for 500 years doesn't mean he can't be mocked. Later, welcomingTeri Hatcher (ABC's Desperate Housewives). Also, Country superstar Martina McBride performs a song from her new album (Shine).
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Desperate Housewives airs on ABC, Sunday's @ 9:00 pm.
| Martina McBride's NEW album, Shine, dropped on March 24th, 2009.
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Martina McBride | Ride (from the album 'Shine') | |
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Craig: (talking about his new dog that purrs instead of barking) I think that makes me gay...and if that doesn't I can think of a couple other things that might.
| Craig: (talking about Shakespeare meeting Queen Elizabeth) ...that must have been an amazing meeting. The scrappy young poet from the streets meeting a Queen. The modern equivalent would be Eminem meeting Elton John.
| Craig: The audience gets warmed up by a professional warm up comedian. I have to warm myself up before I come out. Which I do every night.
| Craig: Now Shakespeare, his out put was amazing. You know King Lear and Hamlet are considered the finest dramatic works ever written. I like the updated versions of Shakespeare's plays...and by updated I mean porn.
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