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The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson :: Christiane Amanpour, Johnny Galecki (05x128)
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| Title: | Christiane Amanpour, Johnny Galecki |
| Episode #: | 05x128 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday July 28th, 2009 |
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Tonight is the Peruvian Independence Day show as Craig dubs it in his monologue celebrating everything Peruvian. Discussing the fact that Peru eats 65 million Guinea pigs a year and his continuing fascination with the movie G-Force (crime fighting guinea pigs). Later, CNN's Chief International Correspondent CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR (Generation Islam) stops in. Also, JOHNNY GALECKI (The Big Bang Theory) is on.
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The Big Bang Theory airs Monday's @ 9:30 on CBS
| Generation Islam debuts on CNN, August 13th
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Craig: You're gonna be terribly disappointed but I'm not disappointed. And I'll tell you why, I have never seen a more attractive studio audience in my life. (audience cheers) Now that's not to say they aren't gullible but they are attractive. Some of the ladies too.
| Craig: On this day in 1951, Peru declared independence from the Spanish. They'd been dominated by the Spanish Conquistadors for a long time. I know how they feel...call me Antonio Banderas.
| Craig: (describing the show as a whole) Pee Wee's Playhouse with no props.
| Craig: (describing the show as a whole) Low budget stoner television.
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