I miss Craig Ferguson

[UncleRogi]

I have to say that some of the most entertaining stuff on TV at the time were those musical openings!!!

When you folk have a chance, cruise through openings for his show on YouTube.

I wonder what he would have to "perform" these days.

And Sid should have his own show, f#^%ing dernit!!

 

[thestrangequark]

He certainly has a remarkable talent for interviewing, and I honestly can think of very few interviewers who are up to his standard. It took an especially lame duck not to have chemistry with him; nearly every interview I saw him do was entertaining and informative. His interview with Desmond Tutu and the audience-free one with Stephen Fry were both very memorable.

 

[CaptainMurdock]

I miss him too. Not really a fan of James Corden.

 

[Australis]

He did a monologue about his Dad passing, which I saw around the time I lost mine. It was pretty moving, and hearing it in an accent that's been part of my life, well, it reached deep. I wished I'd seen more of his show when it was on.

Oh, and he was on drums in a band with Peter Capaldi (Dr Who) on gtr. THAT'S a band I'd like to see. And if they're looking for a bass player...

 

[thestrangequark]

I remember that, it was very touching.

His Doctor Who song was pretty spectacular too -- it really did perfectly explain Who and get at the heart of the show, while being silly and short!

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[UncleRogi]

He did a monologue about his Dad passing, which I saw around the time I lost mine. It was pretty moving, and hearing it in an accent that's been part of my life, well, it reached deep. I wished I'd seen more of his show when it was on.

Oh, and he was on drums in a band with Peter Capaldi (Dr Who) on gtr. THAT'S a band I'd like to see. And if they're looking for a bass player...

There are literally thousands of his shows on YouTube. A great way to waste away a lazy afternoon.

 

[Galileo7]

I miss him too. Not really a fan of James Corden.

Agree. Craig Ferguson was so entertaining for me that I really did not care what guests he had on the Late Late Show because he always made it all fun no matter who was on. I watched his show for his humor.

 

[Sparkle Fabulosa]

His was the only late night talk show I enjoyed. Though I do like James Corden's Carpool Karaoke and The Bold and the Lyrical segments.

 

[Smellincoffee]

He was best when he didn't bother with a tie.

 

[Timby]

He does a daily show on Sirius XM, and it's pretty much a straight revival of his television show. You can find episodes on Reddit.

 

[Owain Taggart]

Yeah, have to say I miss him too. None of the other latest crop of night show hosts really do it for me either. Well, unless you can count Chelsea Handler among them, who I find that be quite brilliant and hard hitting at times.

 

[UncleRogi]

He did a monologue about his Dad passing, which I saw around the time I lost mine. It was pretty moving, and hearing it in an accent that's been part of my life, well, it reached deep. I wished I'd seen more of his show when it was on.

Oh, and he was on drums in a band with Peter Capaldi (Dr Who) on gtr. THAT'S a band I'd like to see. And if they're looking for a bass player...

An interesting sidenote: Craig said on the show that the last time he took LSD, he was chased
through a park by rabid killer ducks with Doctor Who (Capaldi)!!

Wonder if they were saved by the TARDIS...