Jerry Seinfeld, Calvin Trillin on Late Late Show w/Tom Snyder, June 6, 1996

[@johnsjohnson448]

In many ways, T.S. was ahead of his time. A true Broadcaster and Television Star! Thanks for sharing!

[@hestergreen2031]

Oh how I wish Tom Snyder was still with us. It’s wonderful to see these late night videos.

[@piesusan17]

27:29 Calvin Trillin begins. I had been looking for this interview. Thank you.

[@rwdplz1]

It's been over 20 years and Tom nailed it.

[@user-nn7us2jp3p]

I miss Tom also. He was always my favorite!

[@johnsjohnson448]

TS was simply terrific. Two Legendary entertainers sitting down for a conversation. Epic.

[@hoyboys1000]

Good interview - Thanks for posting!

[@buraktulbentci1787]

Thank you, great memories. I miss those days,

[@gaoutlaw]

I miss Tom and this show format.

[@brynwaddell8698]

This format is desperately needed!

[@Deathbruce]

Believe it or not this got me through some bad times in life. I would watch this show and it just made things somehow a little better.

[@JustForViews1234]

Why is this format almost extinct these days

[@johnsjohnson448]

@@Deathbruce Dave and TS were the best two hours on Late Night Television in the mid-90's.

[@Deathbruce]

@@johnsjohnson448 you got that right. Loved those days and nothing now compares.

[@FomorViceroy]

Snyder was the true definition of "broadcaster."

[@MJBYouTubeNetwork]

Good thing he was on all Big 3 networks!

[@noshowjackie]

I hope we keep seeing this content from you Mister Giller amazing as anything online.

[@ronflatter1235]

The reference to twirling the umbrella would become a Seinfeld episode (“The Checks”) five months later.

[@hollygarnish2925]

This is such a privledge to be able to view these programs. A real broadcaster is very close to being an educator. We follow and his programing and it is a course in study.

[@js2010ish]

Great episode! Thanks, Don

[@hollygarnish2925]

I deffinatly would stay up for this guy. He is the real macoy and not one big infomercial. Gerry was Toms choice and that meant he was worthy of the time. I loved it when Letterman called in from Vevay.

[@AUTOPSY666]

Who?

[@davestaircrazedlocalactor7949]

Tom Snyder should be remembered. We deny ourselves a treasure otherwise.

[@AlanDavidDoane]

I'll never forget him. addwriteblog.blogspot.com/2007/07/me-and-tom.html

[@KBTime]

When he says to the Canadian lady "I love your locks" (21:11) had something happened on the Great Lakes that day? Or am I misunderstanding

[@dongiller]

The woman was in Nova Scotia, so Jerry was complimenting her for her lox. Nova Scotia lox.

[@KBTime]

@@dongiller I could not feel dumber right now. Too many Lake Erie stories this week rattling around in my brain. Thanks for clarifying. I even wanted bagel/lox for lunch today but the place was too far out of the way

[@ZenFox0]

I had the same question, but should have caught that.

[@JJ-gf5qs]

Where’d the past 25 years go?

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

34:37 Is this the inspiration for Craig Ferguson's awkward pause segment endings?

[@jerryhawthornejr.4261]

Mr.Tom Snyder YOU ARE SO AWESOME.

[@charleswinokoor6023]

The funny thing is that a lot of us who loved the Seinfeld show liked Jerry’s standup but weren’t necessary big fans.

[@steveconn]

Seinfeld and Trilling both excellent.

[@ZenFox0]

I love and miss Tom Snyder, but he could be an overly sensitive host sometimes. When Jerry did Tom’s signature bit at 13:04 to close out the segment (which I took as an homage that Jerry watched his show), Tom had to say something about it when they came back from break at 13:17, perhaps because he thought it was disrespectful for Jerry to take his signature line. Same with the comment about the traffic from Tiburon and the water towers bit, which was partly in fun, and no doubt partly to remind the producer Bruce McKay whose show it was. This is probably in part why he was never offered a better opportunity by the network, but also part of what made his show compelling TV. Warts, awkwardness, and all, he was a genuine fellow who said what was on his mind and always remembered and acknowledged his audience.

[@bigjohn08865]

I just thought Tom was making a joking reference to how Jerry "stole this line" (13:06, 13:17).

[@js2010ish]

For sure

[@AUTOPSY666]

Tom & Jerry ✓

[@smc9108]

Deserved more fanfare imho

[@GrandGame1440]

Do you have the one where Waylon Jennings walked off the show before his segment? Dr. Laura was the first guest. Been looking for that one for years. Keep up the great work!

[@dongiller]

Digitizing it now.

[@dongiller]

It's now up -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJDdoIaOma6Wfs0

[@theolamp5312]

Tom Snyder is my 2nd favoite interviewer after Dick Cavett. And that is eally close. It dosen't get any better than these 2.

[@tested123]

tom is such a great interviewer with a great laugh. whats he up to these days?

[@dongiller]

Tom passed away 15 years ago.

[@tested123]

@@dongiller OMG no

[@charleswinokoor6023]

New Bedford, Mass.

[@andyburk4825]

Snyder being seriously miffed that Seinfeld jumped on the line 'watching the pictures fly thru the air' ??

[@bigjohn08865]

I think He was just referencing it jokingly

[@wowmachineradio]

Remember that incident around Fall of 95ish when Tom was in the news after panicking on a commercial airline during turbulence and yelling "WE'RE ALL GONNA' DIE!"? I was working the graveyard shift at an ABC affiliate and didn't get to watch his show when I was working, did he ever talk about that incident on his show?

[@dongiller]

I'd need a specific date so I can then pull out the tape to check.

[@wowmachineradio]

@@dongiller I've been trying to find any mention of it... but it pre-dated the internet, so I can't find anything. From my memory, I heard about the incident from Don Imus in the Morning.... like I said, I was working graveyard shift (master control) so I don't even know if the incident even made the mainstream news. Oh well... I'll keep searching and see if I can find any mention of it. Thanks for posting Tom's vids!

[@dongiller]

Well, if Don Imus said it... ;) After I finish digitizing all of Dave's Late Nights, I'll get going on Tom's Late Late Shows, and then I should be able to track it down.

[@harfga]

It was in June of 1995. www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1995/06/20/the-reliable-source/3113bd04-e7cd-4cdd-afda-e9df5af201c1/?.6ee467ecf886

[@ZenFox0]

Jerry strikes me as a remarkably candid guest, but also impatient and slightly arrogant with the callers.

[@dpf2122]

The Canadian caller was so awkward. Why did they let people like that on the air?

[@BrentFiore]

I thought he was confusing the show with Friends there regarding the big window, but no he's right, the first episode did have a big window in the apartment. But... Tom moved that caller along brilliantly.

[@hollygarnish2925]

Non scripted real life

[@rixtex9]

Complaint department: I appreciate the effort people make to post these videos to KZbin. But, I would really appreciate it, if the date the video was made was INCLUDED. I can see when it was posted, but I don't know the date it was made. DUH?

[@dongiller]

Not sure I understand your complaint. The title of this video is "Jerry Seinfeld, Calvin Trillin on Late Late Show w/Tom Snyder, June 6, 1996."

[@local-teen]

This literally makes zero sense.

[@KBTime]

@Ricky Stecz: DG is a national treasure... and the date is in the title (6/6/96). DUH

[@siggylloyd3566]

You're asking for information that KZbin doesn't even allow its creators to include (because why WOULD creators care to specify when a video was made, vs. when it was posted?).

[@pibly7784]

@@siggylloyd3566 Because people want to know the ORIGINAL air date.

[@johnwow2646]

Me and my friend were sitting on the couch next to my dad watching this guy. My dad just said - "Is this guy in love with himself or what?"

[@dongiller]

Which guy? There are three here.