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The hour-long show was hosted by Scottish American comedian, actor and author Craig Ferguson, with his animatronic robot skeleton sidekick Geoff Peterson (voiced by Josh Robert Thompson), and featuring Secretariat, a pantomime horse. The shows writers and other staff appeared in skits and as themselves occasionally, with show producer Michael ...
Ferguson has said that the robot is "my metaphor for deconstructing the dead art form of the late night talk show", and that he selected the name because of its commonness. [68] Ferguson has jokingly referred to Geoff as an "appliance" who is being used because the show's small budget does not permit a typical (and living) sidekick or band. [64]
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland [4] 8-163 May 14, 2012 Mila Kunis, Michael Clarke Duncan, Rashida Jones, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto: The Imagineers 8-164 May 15, 2012 Alex Salmond, Mila Kunis, Rashida Jones: 8-165 May 16, 2012 Michael Clarke Duncan, Mila Kunis: 8-166 May 17, 2012 Mila Kunis, Ariel Tweto, Fred MacAulay: 8-167 ...
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The final episode of Craig Ferguson's "The Late Late Show" is set for December 19, 2014 -- and now, so are the guests. In the last three weeks of the show some of Ferguson's most frequent visitors ...
The American late-night talk-show host Craig Ferguson has a recurring sketch with a pantomime horse named after Secretariat that originally appeared every time a doorbell rang, accompanied by a frenzied dance performed by onlookers who rapidly and repeatedly extend their arms. The horse first appeared on October 11, 2010.
On "Plead the Fifth," a juicy segment on "Watch What Happens Live," Craig Ferguson revealed the 'worst' guest who was ever on his show. The answer? Macy Gray.
[5] [6] The pre-taped (35 of the cameos were guests taped at their final Late Late Show appearances, from Marsden on October 14 to White and Lennon on December 17) montage segued to the studio with Ferguson continuing the song backed by the occasional semi-house band Bone Patrol, Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones [7] a full choir, various ...