
083 David Plummer started as an intern and ended up as Siskel and Ebert's final executive producer? Darn right he did!
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David Plummer was an intern for Late Show with David Letterman and has all sorts of fun stories to show for it. That experience also spring-boarded him into a really cool gig...working for Siskel and Ebert, staying with the franchise to it's very end, serving as it's last executive producer. David and Mike have a really fun conversation talking about his time in the Ed Sullivan theater, and how his life evolved, putting him in position to work with arguably the most famous movie critics of the modern era.
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