Craig Ferguson on How Hardship Can Produce Great Comedy
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Craig Ferguson, an American late-night TV institution, looks back on his life so far.
Craig Ferguson, an American late-night TV institution, looks back on his life so far, and how hardship can produce great comedy, as discussed in his new memoir, “Riding the Elephant.”
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Craig Ferguson on How Hardship Can Produce Great Comedy
Clip: 5/3/2019 | 3mVideo has Closed Captions
Craig Ferguson, an American late-night TV institution, looks back on his life so far, and how hardship can produce great comedy, as discussed in his new memoir, “Riding the Elephant.”
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