David Letterman and Teri Garr’s chemistry is evident in old “Late Night with David Letterman” interviews, which are sprinkled with playful jokes and flirty banter. In one “Late Night” appearance, Letterman turned to Garr and said, “You’re one of my all-time favorite friends. We are friends, aren’t we, more or less?” Garr joked, “More or less. I think mostly less,” at which Letterman and the audience laughed. In another “Late Night” appearance, Letterman introduced Garr, gushing, “Aside from being one of my favorite actresses, our first guest is also one of my favorite human beings.” Letterman didn’t leave fans guessing with his feelings on Garr.
However, as far as Letterman was concerned, he once crossed the line. In 1997, Letterman went on “The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder” and revealed an embarrassing incident that occurred during his own show (via Deseret News). He shared, “Like 100 years ago, Teri Garr’s on the old show, and we’re bantering back and forth . . . and I made a very cheap, very uncharacteristic double-entendre sexual reference about Teri just because I needed to have some kind of a joke. I needed a laugh, we were going to commercial.” Then, Letterman explained how he tried to smooth over the situation, saying, “During the commercial break, I write a note to her which said, ‘I wish I was dead,’ meaning, ‘I express to you my embarrassment and chagrin over this faux pas.'”
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