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mrkilbornI spent a good amount of time in NYC, after all, I was the original host of The Daily Show (even though I never got on the cover of Newsweek for it).
The nice thing about New York is when you just visit for a short while. It's great because things are relatively easy to get to... it's all close. But it's just very intense. There's no real escape. In LA, at least there's a bit more space, and you can hide out in your own vehicle, along with every other person!
I don't think I would consider moving the show to New York after Letterman retires, and frankly, I don't know if I will still be on the air at that time. But there is a definite energy that you find here that you don't in Los Angeles.
Tomorrow night I'll be toasting the new year... I have invites to three parties! There's so many things to do. The Armani Tux will get a full workout.
Hard to believe that there's less than 24 hours left in 2003.
The nice thing about New York is when you just visit for a short while. It's great because things are relatively easy to get to... it's all close. But it's just very intense. There's no real escape. In LA, at least there's a bit more space, and you can hide out in your own vehicle, along with every other person!
I don't think I would consider moving the show to New York after Letterman retires, and frankly, I don't know if I will still be on the air at that time. But there is a definite energy that you find here that you don't in Los Angeles.
Tomorrow night I'll be toasting the new year... I have invites to three parties! There's so many things to do. The Armani Tux will get a full workout.
Hard to believe that there's less than 24 hours left in 2003.
