Former “Letterman” Writer Bill Scheft On the Jolt
David Letterman‘s incredible run of 33 years on late-night television encompassed more than 6,000 shows. Bill Scheft was a staff writer for Letterman for 24 of those years, and is…
NEW YORK – DECEMBER 11: Writer/comedian Bill Scheft performs on stage during WRITE-AID at Comix on December 11, 2007 in New York City. The WRITE-AID comedy benefit is a coloboration with Comix and the Writers Guild of America East.(Photo by Steven Henry/Getty Images)
David Letterman's incredible run of 33 years on late-night television encompassed more than 6,000 shows.
Bill Scheft was a staff writer for Letterman for 24 of those years, and is featured in a new book The Last Days of Letterman: The Final 6 Weeks by Scott Ryan.
Bill called into the WDHA Morning Jolt and spoke with Jim Monaghan and John Hodorovych about what made David Letterman so special, the art of writing for him for so long, the final show and more.
Read more about Bill Scheft here on his website.
