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March 24, 2004
Kilborn To Reveal "All-Time Favorite 'Five Questions' Moment Voted On By "The Late Late Show" Fans on CBS.com
Craig Kilborn will celebrate his five-year anniversary with a special THE LATE LATE SHOW on Thursday, April 1 (12:37-1:37 AM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. "Sex and the City" star Kristen Davis will join Kilborn on the annivesary broadcast, which will also feature a look back at some of the best moments over the past five years. Other guests will be announced shortly.
"Wow, five years! You can't do something for that long just because you love it. It's also the money," Kilborn said. "By the way, it's only my fourth anniversary since I emotionally checked out."
During the special anniversary broadcast, Kilborn will also reveal the "All-Time Favorite 'Five Questions' Moment" from THE LATE LATE SHOW's first five seasons, which are being voted on by fans of the show on CBS.com. The five contenders for the #1 moment include Clint Eastwood, Halle Berry, Snoop Dogg, The Rock and Sir Ian McKellan. Votes must be cast by 12:00 PM/PT on Thursday, April 1.
THE LATE LATE SHOW, which debuted with Craig Kilborn as host on March 30, 1999, has entertained America's insomniacs for five years. Kilborn's arrival completed a late night comedy package on CBS, following the "Late Show with David Letterman," with an hour of mirth, wisecracking and celebrity interviews. In an ever-changing late night landscape, Kilborn has a devoted following among young adult and male viewers.
THE LATE LATE SHOW has also carved out two niches of its own in the late night arena--spotlighting rising young comics every week and showcasing musical segments. THE LATE LATE SHOW has received critical recognition for its eclectic, edgy musical bookings. The show has served as the late-night television debut spot for many rising artists, such as Incubus, Jack Johnson and The White Stripes, all of who have since climbed to the top of the music charts.
THE LATE LATE SHOW with CRAIG KILBORN is a production of Worldwide Pants Incorporated. Todd Yasui is the executive producer.
