Staff Favorite Moments: Producer Mike Buczkiewicz | Letterman



The Letterman producer looks back at the crew of the Miracle on the Hudson, Norm Macdonaldโ€™s last interview and more.

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Welcome to the Letterman YouTube Channel, home to all your favorite clips from Late Night and Late Show โ€“ as well as conversations with the writers, producers and performers who helped make it all happen. The language may strike you as quaint & flowery, the clothing comically lacey & ornate โ€” but thatโ€™s how things were back in this colorful and now bygone era.

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41 thoughts on “Staff Favorite Moments: Producer Mike Buczkiewicz | Letterman”

  1. The 53rd stuff and the interviewing of the real and interesting people was what made Dave the best. I also like that Dave let his staff take photos with their families at his desk.

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  2. WOW! This is fascinating to see the process, as well as some of the actual spots I missed originally. I am indifferent to sports, but obviously the baseball player impersonator is talented and entertaining! The subway hero is breathtaking. My God, how many people would risk their life to do something so hugely dangerous to save a person even THEN?? Today, you wonder if anyone would.

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  3. HA HA! This one was epic. I remember the Chilean guy being hilarious, Chris Christie eating, and Norm's Vegas rumination, and still find it all funny. Even better, Brian Williams eating out of a dumpster and stealing a car, which I've never seen till now. This episode was like eating a piece of layer cake with whipped cream and a maraschino cherry on top. When you feel so inspired, keep 'em comin'!

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  4. Letterman never paid attention to that "(helicopter ride) gave me a ride down memory lane…" good comment, but as always self centered letterman never pays attention.

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  5. These moments are some of the most best, of the era! Congrats for being the mastermind behind the scenes. I was at the Steve Martin/Emmylou Harris final shows… It was a treasure to be there

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  6. Wonderful to see ๐Ÿ™‚ I do wonder why Jimmy Carter didn't appear to do the 'long, national nightmare is over…' line at the beginning of Dave's final show. Didn't Mike say that all the presidents had talked and agreed to do it?

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  7. The Chilean miner that went through a once in a lifetime event, has the wherewithal to realize being on David letterman is another once in a lifetime event, and like the first, he was gonna make the best of it! Bravo ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ˜

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  8. The Chilean miner was fun, he was so nervous but put himself out there in the most charming way! And it looked like he probably had a great time chatting with the interpreter backstage by how much fun she was having. This was a great compilation all around! Good work Mike!

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