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Courting Craig Ferguson: The Late Late Show Diaries 02-01-06

Written by Joan Hunt
Published February 03, 2006
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And not only that, I can also go to his online poker site and enjoy that! I can even multi-task and watch him as Gloomius while I'm playing poker. I'm good that way.

Sketch: Steve Jones' Diary - fuzzy pink slippers and a little yellow rubber ducky named Trevor. I don't know how you talked this man into doing these spots, but BRAVO!

Next up: Piper Perabo, currently of Imagine Me & You and Cheaper By the Dozen 2. She seemed a little uncomfortable with the interview format at first, but was obviously succumbing to your charm, you naughty little pony. Who could blame her, though? Your audience does that every night. Anyway, I think it was your reference to the Blue Hole that made her smile most. I'm just saying!

Musical guest: Keaton Simons. He's a little Jack Johnson-y, but with a bit of a David Krumholtz look, and his bassists was somewhat Ben Affleck-ish. I liked. Not the Ben Affleck part, but all the rest. As I've been working my way through musical genres of late, I've been delighted to discover new artists via your show. Craig, you inspire me to look beyond my normal boundaries. That's a good thing. Most of the time.

Anyhow, the show was the perfect return to the regular no-tie format for you. Your heart was lighter and you were freer to joke around. When you acknowledged the response of your fans, you were genuine and so very humbled by their condolences. You had to know we'd feel for you, Craiggles! You are adored by millions.

That about wraps it up for the evening. I'm looking forward to the next show.

Until next time!

Your cheeky wee monkey and saucy little minx,

Joanie

Check out The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on CBS, Monday-Friday, 12:30 AM, Pacific. If you can't stay up that late and/or refuse to record the show, you can always catch up on the monologues and skits on the LLS website.

About the author: Joan Hunt adores Craig Ferguson. However, she is not a stalker, despite what the restraining order says. She lives many miles safely south of Los Angeles and CBS Studios. She spends her days watching Miami Ink and sketching Craig's face over and over again until she gets the perfect design for Ami James to tattoo on her ample rear end. Yes, we are well-aware that this is likely too much information for the general public, but this is why she is beloved by tens of people.

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Former Baywatch babe, Playboy centerfold, and stunt double for Abe Vigoda, Managing Editor of Blogcritics and member of the board of directors for BLUSD, Joanie juggles her love of words, music, photography, wildlife, and television with her greatest love -- her kids. In a perfect, non-Mitty-esque world, her days would be elastic, allowing her to accomplish everything on her "to do" list.
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Courting Craig Ferguson: The Late Late Show Diaries 02-01-06
Published: February 03, 2006
Type: Review
Section: Video
Filed Under: Video: Comedy, Video: Film and TV Business, Video: Talk Show, Video: Television
Part of a feature: The Late Late Show
Writer: Joan Hunt
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#1 — June 16, 2006 @ 04:17AM — Kirby Truhawk Trew-poetry

Craig, my wife and I went to your show this last monday It was terrific!
My wife gave you a couple of poems then, last night you talked about poetry hope you like one of mine, kirby truhawk,
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#2 — June 13, 2007 @ 16:18PM — Beth Christie

All I wanted to do was get a message to Craig that I have finished reading his novel for the third time and still howl with laughter and cry real tears. I absolutely love the writing and the man.

#3 — June 13, 2007 @ 19:15PM — Kathy Custren

...Amazing play-by-play, Joan! (--And here I thought I was the only one awake enough in the wee hours to be diligently taking notes on Craig's show(s). Yours are so much more detailed than mine--plus they're actually typed, while mine are hastily scrawled (but readable, mind you). I have to admit, I slacked off the note taking after almost a year...but if something interesting is said, I still write it down. Some habits, especially where Craig's humor is concerned, are SOOOO hard to break--which is why I have an alarm set every night to catch the show. Thanks for the stroll down memory lane!

#4 — June 14, 2007 @ 12:11PM — Beth Carpenter

I am also reading Craig Ferguson's novel. It is one of the best novels i have ever read!!! I'm slowing down reading it though, as i get closer to the end. The reason is because it is such a rollar coaster ride i am worried that the ending cannot live up to the rest of the book. I'm sorry i feel this way, but you know how expectations are. And how they can lead to disappointment. The human mind is so amazing and Craig's is so brillant that i should just trust him that the end of the book will not disappoint. Besides, as soon as i finish, the sooner i can start the ride all over again!

Beth,
Hamilton, Canada

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