Apple Genius Betty White stops by Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson to chat about iPad (w/ video)

After “Craig’s Spanish Word of the Day,” Apple Genius Betty White stops by CBS’ Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson to chat about iPad:


Direct link to video via YouTube here.

MacDailyNews Take: The fact that they bothered to carefully cover the Apple logo (that everybody knows is there, logo tapers!) when Betty’s bit includes an Apple-logoed (however backwards and unbitten it may be) shirt is either just plain silly. What do you think, intentional or unintentional joke?

Betty White rulz!

BTW: The iPad wannabes will get the same type of treatment on the first Tuesday after never.

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47 Comments

  1. LOL, the Apple logo’s “stem” is pointing the wrong way (I’m sure that was intentional too).

    Haha… When Craig asks why she was working a the Genius Bar… “I saw the word BAR.”

  2. Yep. Stem is facing the wrong way; and there’s no “bite”.

    I’ve come to enjoy Craig. He doesn’t take himself or his show seriously, calling it “crap – for those who can’t afford basic cable”, himself a “douche”, his audience “Canadian hobos”, and mocking the “cheap bastards” at CBS. Often completely silly, at his best when he goes off on wild unscripted tangents.

    And, oh yeah. “It’s a great day for America everybody.”

  3. Gotta luv Betty!
    Also have to say that Craig has been growing on me of late. He didn’t impress at first, but there’s something about him that’s more comfortable and pleasant than either Leno or Dave. (And I used to be a Letterman fan.)

  4. The logo’s the modified wrong way for the same reason we sometimes see reversed videos in stock footage. They reverse logos and trademarks to avoid hassles from competitors who would claim just too much exposure of a brand. Check out the B-52s “Roam” video for the there reversed video showing a ATOYOT.

  5. The usual routine is to watch Jay and Dave do
    their stuff ’till the first guest comes on. Then
    you go to sleep. Guests push their book,
    movie,show and are boring.
    Craig Ferguson is an exception. He is, hands
    down, the best interviewer on TV. When I have
    time to watch his show, I make it a point to
    watch it all and see how he interacts with his
    guests. I can’t explain it (too lazy) you have
    to watch. He is superb.

  6. Sorry, but the best interviewer on TV, IMHO, is George Stromboulopolis on CBC’s The Hour. By a mile.
    His guests have included David Frost and Larry King, awesome interviews.

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