As of July 2026, Late Show with David Letterman Season 7 aired in 1999 with 196 episodes. Full episode guide and where to watch below.
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Late Show with David Letterman Season 7

1999 196 Episodes Talk · Comedy ⭐ 6/10

Late Show with David Letterman Season 7 is currently streaming on major platforms, and it delivers exactly the kind of comedy that earns a loyal following. The show says what it needs to say in a single season, no filler. 169 viewers have already rated it on TMDB — the kind of consensus that does not happen by accident. David Letterman is the obvious draw, but the whole ensemble earns its laughs. Start it whenever you need something guaranteed to land.

Late Show with David Letterman Season 7 arrived without much fanfare and built its audience the hard way — through word of mouth. Late Show with David Letterman Season 7 gets the fundamentals right first, then finds room to get weird with it. Season 7 of Late Show with David Letterman includes 196 episodes. It aired from September 1999 to August 2000. This season stars David Letterman, Paul Shaffer and Alan Kalter. David Letterman and Paul Shaffer lead a cast that brings real weight to the material. It was aired in 1999. The timing in Late Show with David Letterman Season 7 is precise enough that even the throwaway lines land on a second watch. There is real craft here, even in the moments that do not fully land.

For viewers who want something light without wanting something stupid, Late Show with David Letterman Season 7 respects your intelligence. It does not lean on comparisons to make its case. The complete run is available and best experienced without too much prior knowledge of where it goes. David Letterman sets the tone, but the supporting cast is where a lot of the best moments come from. A reliable pick for any night you want quality comedy without the homework.

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🎬 Late Show with David Letterman Season 7 — Episode Guide

E1
Kevin James, Sheryl Crow
1999-09-07
Dave rants about the CBS/Viacom merger; Kevin James promotes a new comedy special.
E2
Ricki Lake, Kid Rock
1999-09-08
Dave tries to call Sumner Redstone's office, then persuades Ricki Lake to make a crank call to Oprah.
E3
Craig Kilborn, Louise Smith, The Umbilical Brothers
1999-09-09
Craig Kilborn promotes some talk show that comes on after Dave's.
E4
Queen Latifah, John Popper
1999-09-10
John Popper sits in with the band, while Alan punches Sumner Redstone during CBS Mailbag.
E5
John McEnroe, Sharon Lawrence, Nanci Griffith
1999-09-13
George Clarke dances in a diaper; Dave shows a ""highlight"" from last night's Emmy win: a clip of Rob Burnett kissing his wife at the ceremony (he forgot last year).
E6
Kid Scientists, Edie Falco, Dixie Chicks
1999-09-14
Andrea Sande and Nadine Hennelly help Joe G's with a Y2K Inspection. They pass, of course.
E7
John Leguizamo, Meat Loaf
1999-09-15
Throughout the night, staffer Brian Donahue falls down staircases. Later, Meatloaf promotes ""Crazy in Alabama.""
E8
Jenna Elfman, Chris Kattan, Christine Aguilera
1999-09-16
With the possibility of a rare hurricane hitting New York City, Paul checks for ""talk show closings"" and Dave comes on stage in a poncho and galoshes. Meanwhile, Jenna Elfman hijacks Anton's drumset, and Christina Aguilera performs ""What a Girl Wants.""
E9
Heather Locklear, Keyshawn Johnson
1999-09-17
During CBS Mailbag, Alan threatens to beat up Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence Summers, but he goes to his anger management counselor instead.
E10
Michael J. Fox, Heather French
1999-09-20
Joe Haden fills in for Alan; Warren Zevon fills in for Paul; Rupert walks over to the CBS Store and reviews the new fall shows on CBS.
E11
Robin Williams, Norm MacDonald
1999-09-21
Paul and a local high schooler try their best to learn how to parallel park, while Robin Williams promotes ""Bicentennial Man.""
E12
Stupid Pet Tricks, Ashley Judd, Randy Travis
1999-09-22
Alan, Regis, Bill Delace, and Mike McIntee portray members of the audience during ""Who Asked For It?""; Ashley Judd promotes ""Double Jeopardy.""
E13
Mark Wahlberg, Adam Sandler, Roger Ebert
1999-09-23
Dave announces that next year, the show will be rechristened ""Late Show 2000,"" while Roger Ebert promotes his revamped talk show.
E14
Kelly Preston, Stirling Moss, Sugar Ray
1999-09-24
During CBS Mailbag, Harold Larkin comments on body piercing, while Dave ""appears"" in a Gap commercial.
E15
Kevin Pollak, Tom Waits
1999-09-27
Biff gives a blanket to a cold audience girl; Chewy the Dog looks for truffles; Tom Waits sings with a bullhorn.
E16
Nathan Lane, Emmylou Harris & Linda Rondstadt
1999-09-28
Nadine, Andrea, Sirajul (but not Mujibur) and Joe G. play ""Who Wants to Win a Giant Phony Check for $1,000,000?"" Later, Alan promotes a film he just produced called ""For the Ladies"" (which turns out to be weightlifting porn flick).
E17
Mia Farrow, Russell Crowe, Paula Cole Band
1999-09-29
Dave tells another dentist-related horror story; in ""New for Fall,"" Mujibur and Sirajul star in the Bollywood musical ""Basanta Gan Gaibay""; Evander Holyfield presents the Top Ten, but Lennox Lewis interupts to introduce #1.
E18
Kevin Spacey, Eurythmics
1999-09-30
Kevin Spacey promotes ""American Beauty,"" then gives Dave a bag of Presidential M&M's. Later, Harold Larkin tells one of the ""True Stories of the Late Show Stagehands"": He walks into a mysterious closet backstage, falls into a black hole, then walks out in a nonchalant fashion.
E19
Kelsey Grammer, Rebecca Gayheart
1999-10-01
Alan's angry because he's not allowed to punch anybody; Dave goes berzerk adjusting his tie; Alan beats up writer Joe Toplyn under Mujibur and Sirajul's supervision.
E20
Harrison Ford, David Bowie
1999-10-04
""Biff Henderson's America"" spends four days in Turkey, Texas; David Bowie performs ""Thursday's Child.""

🎭 Cast of Late Show with David Letterman Season 7

David Letterman
David Letterman
Self - Host
Paul Shaffer
Paul Shaffer
Self -Musical Director
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Alan Kalter
Self - Announcer (voice)

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