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* ActorAllusion: For Craig's GrandFinale, the ending had him reprise his previous role on ''Series/TheDrewCareyShow'' as Nigel Wick, with the entire show as basically a ten-year long dream of his.
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-->'''Staffer 1:''' What is he, like Dutch, or something?
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-->'''Staffer 1:''' [[MistakenNationality What is he, like Dutch, or something?something?]]
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-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. (''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing'') And so I ask (''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''), would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance (''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig;'' ''{{Film/Braveheart sure enough, he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long black wig''}}), ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR '''FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"''''' [''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']
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-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. (''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing'') And so I ask (''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''), would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance (''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig;'' ''{{Film/Braveheart ''[[Film/{{Braveheart}} sure enough, he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long black wig''}}), wig]]''), ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR '''FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"''''' [''we (''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] nuts'') Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he (''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']staffers'')
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-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig''] [''{{Film/Braveheart sure enough, he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long black wig}}''], ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"'' [''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']
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-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this (''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] playing'') And so I ask [''as (''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], finger''), would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we (''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig''] [''{{Film/Braveheart Craig;'' ''{{Film/Braveheart sure enough, he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long black wig}}''], wig''}}), ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"'' '''FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"''''' [''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']
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* PlayingUpTheStereotype: The ColdOpen sketch for his first show as host leans into this heavily; it's a staff meeting 10 minutes before airtime, with a staffer asking Craig if he has any final remarks for them:
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long black wig'']]], ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"'' [''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long black wig'']]], ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"'' [''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']
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* PlayingUpTheStereotype: The ColdOpen sketch for his first show as host leans into this heavily; it's a staff meeting 10 minutes before airtime, with a staffer asking Craig if he has any final remarks for them:
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed atCraig; Craig''] [''{{Film/Braveheart sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long black wig'']]], wig}}''], ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"'' [''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at
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* PlayingUpTheStereotype: The ColdOpen sketch for his first show as host leans into this heavily; a staff meeting 10 minutes before airtime, with a staffer asking Craig if he has any final remarks for the staff:
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long-haired black wig'']] ]
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long-haired black wig'']] ]
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* PlayingUpTheStereotype: The ColdOpen sketch for his first show as host leans into this heavily; it's a staff meeting 10 minutes before airtime, with a staffer asking Craig if he has any final remarks for the staff:
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-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and along-haired long black wig'']] ]wig'']]], ''[[SuddenlyShouting JUST ONE CHANCE]]'', ''TO COME BACK HERE, AND SAY TO OUR ENEMIES, "YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT YOU WILL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!"'' [''we switch back to the first camera, with the staff now looking at Craig like he's nuts''] Good, good. Then, let's do the show. [''he leaves the room, and the camera cuts to two male staffers'']
-->'''Staffer 1:''' Who was that guy?
-->'''Staffer 2:''' Uh, that's the new host.
-->'''Staffer 1:''' What is he, like Dutch, or something?
-->[''meanwhile, Craig steps out into the hall, where a Shetland pony awaits; next to the pony, the show's new logo is emblazoned on the wall; Craig gets on the pony's back, and begins riding it, roaring at the camera as he does so; in the background, a bagpipe plays, this time, accompanied by a war drum; the show then transitions into the opening titles'']
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a
-->'''Staffer 1:''' Who was that guy?
-->'''Staffer 2:''' Uh, that's the new host.
-->'''Staffer 1:''' What is he, like Dutch, or something?
-->[''meanwhile, Craig steps out into the hall, where a Shetland pony awaits; next to the pony, the show's new logo is emblazoned on the wall; Craig gets on the pony's back, and begins riding it, roaring at the camera as he does so; in the background, a bagpipe plays, this time, accompanied by a war drum; the show then transitions into the opening titles'']
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* PlayingUpTheStereotype: The ColdOpen sketch for his first show as host leans into this heavily; a staff meeting 10 minutes before airtime, with a staffer asking Craig if he has any final remarks for the staff:
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long-haired black wig'']] ]
-->'''Craig:''' I want each of you to look into your heart, dig into your souls, to embrace this moment. [''this whole time, the camera's been pointed at the staff, with only Craig's right shoulder being visible; suddenly, a bagpipe begins playing''] And so I ask [''as he speaks, he raises his right index finger''], would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance [''we now switch to a different camera angle, this one pointed at Craig; sure enough, [[Film/Braveheart he's wearing William Wallace face paint, and a long-haired black wig'']] ]
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* TheAnnouncer: Unlike the previous runs of the show, Ferguson has some bits announced by Shadoe Stevens. Stevens became the show's announcer in 2006, having taken over from Richard Malmos, who served as the show's announcer during the Craig Kilborn era[[note]]He didn't actually introduce Kilborn, though; Kilborn did that himself right before going out to the set to do his monologue, leaving Malmos to announce what was coming up on the show, as well as do the billboards (''The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn'', sponsored by...). Malmos would do these in an English accent; beginning with the guest-hosted shows that bridged Kilborn and Ferguson, he began using his real voice.[[/note]]. Malmos stayed on through 2005, even briefly appearing on-camera in Ferguson's first official show as host. He was one of the last holdovers from Kilborn's era.
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* TheAnnouncer: Unlike the previous runs of the show, Ferguson has some bits announced by Shadoe Stevens. Stevens became the show's announcer in 2006, having taken over from Richard Malmos, who served as the show's announcer during the Craig Kilborn era[[note]]He didn't actually introduce Kilborn, though; Kilborn did that himself right before going out to the set to do his monologue, leaving Malmos to announce what was coming up on the show, as well as do the billboards (''The ("''The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn'', sponsored by...). "). Malmos would do these in an English accent; beginning with the guest-hosted shows that bridged Kilborn and Ferguson, he began using used his real voice.[[/note]]. Malmos stayed on through 2005, even briefly appearing on-camera in Ferguson's first official show as host. He was one of the last holdovers from Kilborn's era.
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* TheAnnouncer: Unlike the previous runs of the show, Ferguson has some bits announced by Shadoe Stevens.
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* TheAnnouncer: Unlike the previous runs of the show, Ferguson has some bits announced by Shadoe Stevens. Stevens became the show's announcer in 2006, having taken over from Richard Malmos, who served as the show's announcer during the Craig Kilborn era[[note]]He didn't actually introduce Kilborn, though; Kilborn did that himself right before going out to the set to do his monologue, leaving Malmos to announce what was coming up on the show, as well as do the billboards (''The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn'', sponsored by...). Malmos would do these in an English accent; beginning with the guest-hosted shows that bridged Kilborn and Ferguson, he began using his real voice.[[/note]]. Malmos stayed on through 2005, even briefly appearing on-camera in Ferguson's first official show as host. He was one of the last holdovers from Kilborn's era.
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** On his first official show, Craig did a segment called, "Things You Will Never See on this Show". One of those things was a sidekick, saying the network had forced him to bring in a parrot called "the Vaguely Racist Parrot". Said parrot insulted the French, and kept saying "Craig Ferguson has a tiny penis" until Craig had him removed from the set.
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* QuietlyPerformingSisterShow: Not just to ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' but late night talk shows in general. While Craig Ferguson built a devoted fanbase, received critical acclaim and performed adequately in the ratings, CBS didn't seem to go out of their way to publicize his show very much[[note]]Compared to the heavy viral video-based promotion that James Corden has benefitted from[[/note]] and his presence on a regular broadcast network didn't give him the trendy cred he might have gotten on cable. His GrandFinale got a fair amount of media coverage, but a lot of the stories started off with some variation on "''Series/TheColbertReport'' isn't the only late night show signing off this week."
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* QuietlyPerformingSisterShow: Not just to ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' but late night talk shows in general. While Craig Ferguson built a devoted fanbase, received critical acclaim and performed adequately in the ratings, CBS didn't seem to go out of their way to publicize his show very much[[note]]Compared to the heavy viral video-based promotion that James Corden has benefitted from[[/note]] from; one piece of evidence would be Letterman promos, which would end with a quick glimpse of Craig, and the voiceover saying, "Then, catch Craig!"; that quick soundbite had also been used during the Kilborn era[[/note]] and his presence on a regular broadcast network didn't give him the trendy cred he might have gotten on cable. His GrandFinale got a fair amount of media coverage, but a lot of the stories started off with some variation on "''Series/TheColbertReport'' isn't the only late night show signing off this week."
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: Craig only had a passing interest in late night talk shows but took on the job because he was getting divorced and [[MoneyDearBoy needed a steady job]] (and one that stayed local). This attitude and his natural charisma gave the show a fresh "anything can happen" that emulated (often surpassing) Letterman at his best. He ended the show despite the immense success because he was never really invested in the format to begin with.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: Craig only had a passing interest in late night talk shows but took on the job because he was getting divorced and [[MoneyDearBoy needed a steady job]] job (and one that stayed local). This attitude and his natural charisma gave the show a fresh "anything can happen" that emulated (often surpassing) Letterman at his best. He ended the show despite the immense success because he was never really invested in the format to begin with.
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'''Craig:''' [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Because nobody around here won the Peabody Award!]]
* AllJustADream: At the end of the series in December 2014, on the segment "What Did We Learn On The Show In The Past 10 Years, Craig?", Craig and Geoff ask Secretariat's operator to take off the costume. He is revealed to be [[spoiler:Bob Newhart who tells Craig he's dreaming. [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick then wakes up in bed next to a still-fat Drew Carey]], announcing that he's had a terrible dream where he had to host a late night talk show with a robot skeleton and a fake horse for ten years, and even worse, Drew had gotten ''skinny''. Drew says to Wick that he was just dreaming and to go back to sleep. [[TearJerker Wick groggily mumbles, "Good night, Geoff,"]] and falls asleep. The camera zooms into [[Series/StElsewhere a snow globe]] on the bedside table with Geoff, Craig and Secretariat.]]
* AllJustADream: At the end of the series in December 2014, on the segment "What Did We Learn On The Show In The Past 10 Years, Craig?", Craig and Geoff ask Secretariat's operator to take off the costume. He is revealed to be [[spoiler:Bob Newhart who tells Craig he's dreaming. [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick then wakes up in bed next to a still-fat Drew Carey]], announcing that he's had a terrible dream where he had to host a late night talk show with a robot skeleton and a fake horse for ten years, and even worse, Drew had gotten ''skinny''. Drew says to Wick that he was just dreaming and to go back to sleep. [[TearJerker Wick groggily mumbles, "Good night, Geoff,"]] and falls asleep. The camera zooms into [[Series/StElsewhere a snow globe]] on the bedside table with Geoff, Craig and Secretariat.]]
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'''Craig:''' [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun Because nobody around here won the Peabody Award!]]
* AllJustADream: At the end of the series in December 2014, on the segment "What Did We Learn On The Show In The Past 10 Years, Craig?", Craig and Geoff ask Secretariat's operator to take off the costume. He is revealed to be [[spoiler:Bob Newhart who tells Craig he's dreaming. [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick then wakes up in bed next to a still-fat Drew Carey]], announcing that he's had a terrible dream where he had to host a late night talk show with a robot skeleton and a fake horse for ten years, and even worse, Drew had gotten ''skinny''. Drew says to Wick that he was just dreaming and to go back to sleep.[[TearJerker Wick groggily mumbles, "Good night, Geoff,"]] Geoff," and falls asleep. The camera zooms into [[Series/StElsewhere a snow globe]] on the bedside table with Geoff, Craig and Secretariat.]]
* AllJustADream: At the end of the series in December 2014, on the segment "What Did We Learn On The Show In The Past 10 Years, Craig?", Craig and Geoff ask Secretariat's operator to take off the costume. He is revealed to be [[spoiler:Bob Newhart who tells Craig he's dreaming. [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick then wakes up in bed next to a still-fat Drew Carey]], announcing that he's had a terrible dream where he had to host a late night talk show with a robot skeleton and a fake horse for ten years, and even worse, Drew had gotten ''skinny''. Drew says to Wick that he was just dreaming and to go back to sleep.
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* GrandFinale: Among other things, we got an epic musical cold open, Craig randomly deciding to introduce a new character, Pipey [=McPiperson=], and Creator/JayLeno as the final guest. The ending? Well, it started off as a normal "[[EveryEpisodeEnding What Did We Learn on the Show Over the Last 10 Years, Craig?]]", where he decided that it was about time to resolve the show's greatest mystery: just who ''is'' in the Secretariat costume? [[spoiler:It's ''[[Series/{{Newhart}} Bob Newhart]]?!'' Apparently the whole show was AllJustADream by [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick]], who wakes up in bed with Drew Carey, who he accidentally offends by mentioning the Drew in his dream had lost weight, looked well, and became a [[Series/ThePriceIsRight game show host]]. Cue the final shot of [[Series/StElsewhere a snow globe with a miniature version of the show's set in it]] and a ''[[Series/TheSopranos Sopranos]]''-style SmashToBlack with "Don't Stop Believin'" getting cut off.]]
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* GrandFinale: Aired on December 19, 2014. Among other things, we got an epic musical cold open, Craig randomly deciding to introduce a new character, Pipey [=McPiperson=], and Creator/JayLeno as the final guest. The ending? Well, it started off as a normal "[[EveryEpisodeEnding What Did We Learn on the Show Over the Last 10 Years, Craig?]]", where he decided that it was about time to resolve the show's greatest mystery: just who ''is'' in the Secretariat costume? [[spoiler:It's ''[[Series/{{Newhart}} Bob Newhart]]?!'' Apparently the whole show was AllJustADream by [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick]], who wakes up in bed with Drew Carey, who he accidentally offends by mentioning the Drew in his dream had lost weight, looked well, and became a [[Series/ThePriceIsRight game show host]]. Cue the final shot of [[Series/StElsewhere a snow globe with a miniature version of the show's set in it]] and a ''[[Series/TheSopranos Sopranos]]''-style SmashToBlack with "Don't Stop Believin'" getting cut off.]]
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** Creator/KellyMacdonald who starred in WesternAnimation/{{Brave}} with Ferguson appeared on the show the same night as the film’s premiere, Craig also has his fellow WesternAnimation/WinnieThePooh2011 cast members Creator/ZooeyDeschanel and Creator/JimCummings on the same episode to promote the film.
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** Creator/KellyMacdonald who starred in WesternAnimation/{{Brave}} with Ferguson appeared on the show the same night as the film’s premiere, Craig also has his fellow WesternAnimation/WinnieThePooh2011 cast members Creator/ZooeyDeschanel and Creator/JimCummings Creator/JimCummingsVoiceActor on the same episode to promote the film.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Till it ''collapsed.'' Craig spent extraordinary amounts of time making jokes about the show's utter absurdity and [[NoBudget lack of budget]], as if Craig himself was some great cosmic joke on the entire talk show genre.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Till it ''collapsed.'' Craig spent extraordinary amounts of time making jokes about the show's utter absurdity and [[NoBudget lack of budget]], budget, as if Craig himself was some great cosmic joke on the entire talk show genre.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Geoff Peterson's current voice bears a striking resemblance to that of Creator/GeorgeTakei. Indeed, his voice actor (Josh Robert Thompson) describes Geoff as "one part [[WesternAnimation/YogiBear Snagglepuss]], one part Creator/VincentPrice, and two parts George Takei".
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Geoff Peterson's current voice -- once they figured that voice out -- bears a striking resemblance to that of Creator/GeorgeTakei. Indeed, his voice actor (Josh Robert Thompson) describes Geoff as "one part [[WesternAnimation/YogiBear Snagglepuss]], one part Creator/VincentPrice, and two parts George Takei".
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* PreciousPuppies: The time that Craig brought his French bulldog, Cabbage, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucMxqh-6BHA on the show]] (April 13, 2009). He actually seemed pretty dismayed at the audience's reaction.
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* PreciousPuppies: The time that Craig brought his French bulldog, Cabbage, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucMxqh-6BHA com/watch?v=LiLHe7F-fDk on the show]] (April 13, 2009). He actually seemed pretty dismayed at the audience's reaction.
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** Michael Naidus is a racist. [[labelnote:Explanation]] Michael Naidus is the show's producer. He informs Craig when a word or a gesture is going to be censored. Craig's standard response is that it's a Scottish word, and Naidus is censoring it because he's a racist.[[/labelnote]]
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** Michael Naidus is a racist. [[labelnote:Explanation]] Michael Naidus is the show's producer. He informs Craig when a word or a gesture is going to be censored. Craig's standard response is that it's a Scottish word, and Naidus is censoring it because he's a [[YouKeepUsingThatWord racist.[[/labelnote]]]][[/labelnote]]
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Craig and Geoff Peterson often give off this vibe, made a bit surreal by the fact that one of them is a robot skeleton.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Craig and Geoff Peterson often give off this vibe, made a bit surreal by the fact that one of them is a robot skeleton. [[note]] and the other is Geoff Peterson! [[/note]]
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: Craig only only had a passing interest in late night talk shows but took on the show because he was getting divorced and [[MoneyDearBoy needed a steady job]] (and one that stayed local). This attitude and his natural charisma gave the show a fresh "anything can happen" that emulated (often surpassing) Letterman at his best. He ended the show despite the immense success because he was never really invested in the format to begin with.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: Craig only only had a passing interest in late night talk shows but took on the show job because he was getting divorced and [[MoneyDearBoy needed a steady job]] (and one that stayed local). This attitude and his natural charisma gave the show a fresh "anything can happen" that emulated (often surpassing) Letterman at his best. He ended the show despite the immense success because he was never really invested in the format to begin with.
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* AcidRefluxNightmare: According to the GrandFinale [[spoiler: the entire 10 year run was actually just one of these experienced by [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick]].]]
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* AcidRefluxNightmare: According to the GrandFinale [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the entire 10 year run was actually just one of these experienced by [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick]].]]
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* AllJustADream: At the end of the series in December 2014, on the segment "What Did We Learn On The Show In The Past 10 Years, Craig?", Craig and Geoff ask Secretariat's operator to take off the costume. He is revealed to be [[spoiler: Bob Newhart who tells Craig he's dreaming. [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick then wakes up in bed next to a still-fat Drew Carey]], announcing that he's had a terrible dream where he had to host a late night talk show with a robot skeleton and a fake horse for ten years, and even worse, Drew had gotten ''skinny''. Drew says to Wick that he was just dreaming and to go back to sleep. [[TearJerker Wick groggily mumbles, "Good night, Geoff,"]] and falls asleep. The camera zooms into [[Series/StElsewhere a snow globe]] on the bedside table with Geoff, Craig and Secretariat.]]
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* AllJustADream: At the end of the series in December 2014, on the segment "What Did We Learn On The Show In The Past 10 Years, Craig?", Craig and Geoff ask Secretariat's operator to take off the costume. He is revealed to be [[spoiler: Bob [[spoiler:Bob Newhart who tells Craig he's dreaming. [[Series/TheDrewCareyShow Nigel Wick then wakes up in bed next to a still-fat Drew Carey]], announcing that he's had a terrible dream where he had to host a late night talk show with a robot skeleton and a fake horse for ten years, and even worse, Drew had gotten ''skinny''. Drew says to Wick that he was just dreaming and to go back to sleep. [[TearJerker Wick groggily mumbles, "Good night, Geoff,"]] and falls asleep. The camera zooms into [[Series/StElsewhere a snow globe]] on the bedside table with Geoff, Craig and Secretariat.]]
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->''"Keep banging on.\\
Banging on your drum.\\
Keep banging on.\\
And your day will come.\\
Keep banging on.\\
Banging on your drum.\\
And they will hear you."''
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Keep banging on.\\
And your day will come.\\
Keep banging on.\\
Banging on your drum.\\
And they will hear you."''
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Anything That Moves is a disambiguation
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* AnythingThatMoves: Geoff was originally in theory supposed to be gay, but still has had a tendency to hit on female guests. Then, as of October 11, 2011, he got a girlfriend and is officially bi.
-->'''Geoff:''' ''[in Creator/MatthewMcConaughey's voice]'' What can I say? Sometimes my current flows the other way.
-->'''Geoff:''' ''[in Creator/MatthewMcConaughey's voice]'' What can I say? Sometimes my current flows the other way.
