- Today marks the 10th anniversary of the final episode of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, which aired on December 19, 2014. For a decade, Ferguson brought his unique charm, wit, and unpredictable humor to late-night television, creating a show that stood apart from its competitors. His departure marked the end of an era for fans who cherished his unconventional approach to hosting.
- Unlike many late-night hosts, Ferguson eschewed traditional formats. His monologues were often unscripted, creating a spontaneous and intimate connection with viewers. Whether riffing with his robot skeleton sidekick, Geoff Peterson, or tearing up cue cards mid-interview to foster genuine conversation, Ferguson’s style was refreshingly unorthodox. He turned awkward silences into comedic gold and celebrated the absurdities of late-night TV.
- The show’s final episode was a bittersweet affair, blending Ferguson’s trademark humor with heartfelt moments. He ended his tenure with a parody of The Drew Carey Show finale and a surprise cameo by Jay Leno, signifying a warm handoff in the world of late-night. Ferguson’s farewell monologue was a mix of gratitude and reflection, reminding fans to embrace change and pursue their passions.
- Craig Ferguson’s run on The Late Late Show left a lasting legacy. He transformed the show into a haven for quirky, offbeat humor and genuine conversation, earning a devoted following in the process. Even after a decade, fans continue to revisit his episodes, cherishing the laughter and humanity he brought to late-night television.
- As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of his final episode, we remember Craig Ferguson as a one-of-a-kind host who made late-night TV feel personal, unpredictable, and truly entertaining. Here’s to Craig and the unforgettable moments he gave us!
Celebrating 10 Years Since Craig Ferguson’s Farewell to The Late Late Show
