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Show Details: 2010 Best Ofs

2010-01-02

Best Of NPR DB ID: 622
Scorekeeper Carl Kasell
Description

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! takes a look back at the year that was 2009

Notes

Korva Coleman was the guest scorekeeper for the 2009-09-12, which a clip was used for the sixth segment titled "Speechus Interruptus".

For the 12th segment, titled "A Public Service Announcement" on the NPR website, Carl Kasell said that the segment came from a show aired in October 2009. The segment actually came from the 2009-09-12 show.

2010-02-20

Best Of NPR DB ID: 629
Scorekeeper Carl Kasell
Description

Best of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! featuring recent Not My Job segments

2010-05-22

Best Of NPR DB ID: 642
Scorekeeper Carl Kasell
Description

Best of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! featuring Not My Job segments of famous musicians

2010-07-10

Best Of Repeat: 2009-08-29 NPR DB ID: 649
Scorekeeper Carl Kasell
Description

Best of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!, featuring favorite moments as requested by listeners

2010-08-28

Best Of NPR DB ID: 656
Scorekeeper Carl Kasell
Description

The second annual listener's request show, includes: Carl's special effects, Ice-T, Peter's Listener Limerick Challenge intro puns, Tony Shalhoub, Paula Poundstone on faucets and Avatar, Mo Rocca and his answer guessing mashup, public radio pick-up lines and Tom Robbins.

Notes

The machine-generated transcript for the eighth segment titled "Mo Stalls: A Musical Tribute" had listed Charlie Pierce as saying "That was that one week he was rabid" when it was Luke Burbank who said that.

2010-11-27

Best Of Repeat: 2009-08-22 NPR DB ID: 669
Scorekeeper Carl Kasell
Description

Best of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!, featuring great animal-inspired moments

Notes

When Carl Kasell was setting up for the clip of Mo Rocca receiving a homemade sweater, Carl said that it happened on a show from May 2009. It actually happened on the 2009-04-11 show.

2010-12-25

Best Of NPR DB ID: 673
Scorekeeper Carl Kasell
Description

Best of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!, featuring a look back at some great Not My Job segments