Doug

The Scoop for March 22,, 2019

David Letterman came to an interesting conclusion recently about his TV Career.
“I stayed on television way too long. Turns out, no one had the guts to fire me.”
Yeah but it was fun right?
“There is more to life than, “tell me about your pet beaver.”
Is there though? Because if you have a pet beaver, I want to know all about that.


If you’ve seen Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s show Veep, you know they swear. A lot. And according to Julia, quote, “And I’ve gotten quite used to that.”
What like in every day life? I mean how bad can it be?
Quote, “Bleeeeeep”
Ok, I think we get it Julia. Geesh. Ya kiss your kids with that mouth?


And now, John Wick 3. You’re welcome.


Bonus Scoopage:
Can you help Cher find her favorite shirt? She’s lost it after having it for 30-40 years.


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