120 Bill Shortridge Created The Art For Buh-Weet-Sings And The Morning Show Bumpers And Got Nominated For An Emmy

The Letterman Podcast

Get ready for an engaging conversation on Episode 120 of The Letterman Podcast, featuring the talented graphic artist, Bill Shortridge. Bill’s illustrious career spans several iconic television projects, including his work with NBC during the early years of ‘Saturday Night Live,’ David Letterman’s morning show, and ‘Late Night with David Letterman.’ As a graphic artist, Bill made significant contributions to the comedy landscape, including creating the iconic Eddie Murphy comedy sketch album cover for ‘Buh Weet Sings,’ and producing bumpers for Letterman’s morning show and comedic pieces. Notably, Bill’s exceptional work earned him an Emmy nomination for his contributions to ‘The Morning Show,’ and in this episode, we delve into his fascinating journey in television production, including some special anecdotes about his Emmy-nominated work. Keep your eyes peeled during this episode for an ironic spelling mistake – we’re calling on eagle-eyed viewers to find it and reach out to us. The first person to spot it wins a special prize! Special thanks to Don Giller for providing all the screen captures featured in this episode. And let’s not forget our sponsor: hello-deli.com, your go-to destination for official Late Show with David Letterman merchandise, curated by the legendary Rupert Jee! Join us in spreading the joy of The Letterman Podcast – like, share, subscribe, and leave positive comments! Your support keeps the laughter alive! Now, without further ado, enjoy Episode 120 with Bill Shortridge! #TheLettermanPodcast #BillShortridge #GraphicArtist #TelevisionProduction #ComedyHistory #HelloDeli #LateShowMerchandise #SpreadTheLaughter #LikeShareSubscribe #ComedyCommunity #TVProduction #FunnyAnecdotes #LegendaryGuests