Letterman’s 30th Anniversary Goes Under the Radar

Written by Pat's Papers | Wednesday, 1 February 2012 9:22 AM

It’s one of the least hyped milestones you can imagine. Tonight is David Letterman’s 30th anniversary on late night TV. But at his own request, there’s no celebration planned. Bill Carter of the New York Times says Letterman won’t ignore it, but that the anniversary won’t dominate the show. It will probably be the subject of the Top 10 List, according to executive producer Rob Burnett.

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SOURCE: New York Times

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