Late-night television, a beloved institution, has recently faced some significant changes, prompting a thoughtful reflection from writer and director Judd Apatow. In an essay for Rolling Stone, Apatow delves into the importance of late-night shows and the unique role they play in our cultural landscape. For Apatow, his love for late-night stems from his teenage years, where he spent countless hours watching various hosts. He highlights the impact of Garry Shandling’s The Larry Sanders Show, a talk-show satire that explored the human condition through the lens of a talk show’s backstage dynamics. Apatow believes that Shandling’s show perfectly captured the (Read more…)
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