Who was on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in 2014?

This is the list of episodes for The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in 2014. William Shatner appeared in the cold open. William Shatner appeared in the cold open. Yakov Smirnoff appeared in the cold open.

Who is the voice actor for Craig Ferguson?

Ferguson undertook serious interviews, such as one with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, which earned the show a 2009 Peabody Award. Despite not initially having a sidekick, comedian and voice actor Josh Robert Thompson joined the show on April 5, 2010 and voiced sidekick Geoff Peterson, an animatronic human skeleton.

How did Craig Ferguson get the name Join Or Die?

On 18 February 2016, Ferguson began to host a historical talk show on History titled Join or Die with Craig Ferguson. The title is a reference to a Benjamin Franklin political cartoon published in the Pennsylvania Gazette on 9 May 1754, which Ferguson had tattooed on his forearm after becoming an American citizen.

What did Craig Ferguson do on the Drew Carey Show?

During production of The Drew Carey Show, Ferguson devoted his off-time as a cast member to writing, working in his trailer on set in between shooting his scenes.

Who are the Sidekicks on the Craig Ferguson Show?

As part of an April Fool’s Day staff swap with The Price Is Right, Drew Carey hosted with four sidekicks — George Gray, Rachel Reynolds, Amber Lancaster and Manuela Arbeláez. Ferguson, Stevens, and “Secretariat” were on Price hours later.

Who is the voice of Geoff Peterson on Craig Ferguson?

Josh Robert Thompson, who voices Geoff Peterson and other characters, appeared as himself in the cold open. Craig’s final show starts with the usual cold open, but this time showing a montage of friends from the show performing Dead Man Fall’s song “Bang Your Drum.”

What kind of music does Craig Ferguson play?

Some are shown lip-synching to the song, while others are shown carrying and playing a large bass drum.

What was the biggest audience for Craig Ferguson?

On September 22, 2009, the night Ferguson followed the Letterman interview of President Obama, his audience reached 3.24 million, the show’s biggest ever; Ferguson attracted two million viewers more than Jimmy Fallon and almost a million more than Conan O’Brien attracted an hour earlier.