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The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson: Larry David, Wolfgang Puck
Tonight Craig celebrates National Catfish Day and welcomes the star of the new film, Whatever Works, LARRY DAVID. Later, world famous chef, WOLFGANG PUCK, helps Craig cook up some catfish.


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Episode number: 5x110
Airdate: Thursday June 25th, 2009
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Guest Stars
Wolfgang PuckWolfgang Puck
As Himself
Recurring
Larry DavidLarry David
As Himself
Main Cast
Craig FergusonCraig Ferguson
As Host
Shadoe StevensShadoe Stevens
voiced Announcer

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Episode Notes
Whatever Works released on July 1st , 2009
Note: The movie is Written and Directed by Woody Allen. And also stars Evan Rachel Wood.



Episode Quotes
Craig: (talking about putting Catfish down your pants) It's not that crazy an idea, I've done an entire show here with crabs in my pants.

Craig: I've never been to the Amazon but I do enjoy fishing and it look me a long time to learn. You know cause whenever I see a pole I just start dancing around it.

Craig: (talking about his learning to bait his fishing pole)...I had to practice and practice and practice, but I worked hard at it. I worked hard at it, and eventually I became a master baiter.



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