Night After Night

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  • 2009
  • 1 Season
  • 8.0  (59)

Night after Night is an American late-night talk show that aired on MBC America between 1990 to 1992 hosted by Allan Havey. The show was designed to be a comedic take on traditional late-night shows, and as such, it featured a great deal of humor, sketches, and bizarre guest appearances.

The show was generally structured, with Havey opening the show with a monologue that typically poked fun at the day's news, media, and entertainment. After the monologue, guests were introduced, which ranged from comedians, actors, and musicians to politicians, athletes, and authors.

Each guest had an individual segment, and some of them involved comedy sketches involving Havey and other cast members. Most of the segments were relaxed and humorous, featuring impromptu conversations that allowed guests to share insights on their careers, ideas or personal stories. The sketches were often ridiculous and silly, sometimes indescribable, but delivered the laughs in their own right.

One of the standout segments on the show was called 'Audience Communications.' During this part of the show, audience members were allowed to shout out questions or comments to the host or guests, providing spontaneous comedy and unpredictability that frequently led to hilarious outcomes.

Another segment worth mentioning was called "The Musician's Corner" which showcased performances from all sorts of genres like rock, jazz, rap, and pop. As the name suggests, everyone from famous musicians to upcoming artists appeared and performed hit songs and new upcoming releases. These segments frequently involved jamming sessions between Havey and the featured musicians.

Night After Night's other notable feature was its cast of regulars, including havey himself, who often incorporated themselves into various sketches and segments. The regular cast also featured comedic actors such as Edie McClurg and Bob Odenkirk.

Night After Night's run came to a close after only two years, but its format was unique in many ways. It stood apart from the crowded late-night landscape with its great, cutting-edge humor and the creative character-driven sketches. Though it lasted for only two years, it had an impact that was bigger than one might imagine.

In summary, Night After Night was a late-night talk show that offered a lighthearted and comical take on traditional talk shows. It was structured with a great monologue, sketches, bizarre guest appearance, audience participation, and an excellent cast with creative and unpredictable characters. Allan Havey was a charismatic host who knew how to put his guest at ease and provide an entertaining show. Although it didn't have a lengthy run, Night After Night set a precedent for innovative and engaging talk show formats that continue to inspire other late-night hosts.

Night After Night is a series that ran for 1 seasons (17 episodes) between April 26, 2009 and on MBC America

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Seasons
Night After Night 17
17. Night After Night 17
April 30, 2009
Si Wan arrests Chairman Jang and has him in custody. He then informs the chairman of the added conspiracy to commit murder charges regarding Cho Hee's father. However, Chairman Jang remains strangely calm and asks Si Wan for proof of his involvement. Meanwhile, Cho Hee tells Bum Sang that she wants him to accompany her somewhere.
Night After Night 16
16. Night After Night 16
April 26, 2009
Upon hearing about Bum Sang and his whereabouts, Cho Hee rushes out to go after him. At that moment, Si Wan, Sang Chul, and Jin Guk go against Kim Sang and his gang at the abandoned factory. Cho Hee arrives at the hospital and checks on Bum Sang before going to Captain No. She then asks him about his past with her father, Tae Soo.
Night After Night 15
15. Night After Night 15
April 26, 2009
Bum Sang tells Cho Hee about Kyun being Robin Hood. While talking to Bum Sang, Cho Hee receives a call from Chairman Jang. She then rushes to his house and hears details about her father's death. Afterward, Cho Hee seeks out Mr. Hwang and asks him about the relationship between her father and Captain No.
Night After Night 14
14. Night After Night 14
April 26, 2009
The CHA administrator, museum director, and head of security are monitoring the security training session from the situation room when the museum suddenly experiences a blackout. Meanwhile, Si Wan asks Bum Sang to reappraise the stolen relics that were returned to the museum by Robin Hood.
Night After Night 13
13. Night After Night 13
April 26, 2009
Cho Hee is on the phone with Captain No when she hears of her father's death. She immediately takes off to find out what happened. Si Wan gives Kyun his deceased father's belongings that were discovered at an excavation site. As Cho Hee goes through them, her eyes fill with tears. Meanwhile, Chairman Jang is shocked to find out that Cho Hee is Heo Tae Soo's daughter.
Night After Night 12
12. Night After Night 12
April 30, 2009
While the Wide-Area Investigation Squad and Cultural Heritage Administration are busy investigating Chairman Jang, Robin Hood breaks into Yong Chul's house and takes off with the "Gilt-bronze Standing Buddha." Bum Sang arrives at Yong Chul's place to talk to him when he comes across Robin Hood outside and proceeds to chase after him.
Night After Night 11
11. Night After Night 11
April 26, 2009
When someone returns stolen relics to the museum one by one, Si Wan suspects Bum Sang is behind this. However, Cho Hee claims the real Robin Hood returning the relics is not Bum Sang but her father, Heo Tae Soo. Meanwhile, the "Bottle with Plum and Bamboo Design" that Chairman Jang was planning to gift to Iwazaki gets stolen, further infuriating Chairman Jang.
Night After Night 10
10. Night After Night 10
April 26, 2009
When Bum Sang tells Cho Hee that her father, Heo Tae Soo, is still alive, she begins to track him down. Meanwhile, Si Wan discovers that Chairman Jang is the reason why Bum Sang has lost his teaching position at the university.
Night After Night 9
9. Night After Night 9
April 26, 2009
Chairman Jang holds Bum Sang responsible for losing the "Calligraphy by Prince Anpyeong," so he takes action so that Bum Sang loses his TV show hosting job and his teaching position at the university. When Bum Sang hears that Chairman Jang is about to go after Cho Hee, Bum Sang seeks him out and warns him not to touch a single hair on Cho Hee's head.
Night After Night 8
8. Night After Night 8
April 26, 2009
When Cho Hee witnesses Bum Sang and Chairman Jang together at the museum, she goes to Bum Sang's place late at night to find out why the two met. After a huge argument with Cho Hee, Bum Sang returns to his house in shambles and discovers that the "Calligraphy by Prince Anpyeong" he restored is now missing.
Night After Night 7
7. Night After Night 7
April 26, 2009
The CHA and WIS are in an uproar when they find out the "Book of Bihaedang" is to be returned to Assemblyman Lee because of a legal loophole. Cho Hee is crestfallen at this news and goes through a difficult time. Bum Sang notices this and decides to take her somewhere where she can clear her mind and gather her thoughts.
Night After Night 6
6. Night After Night 6
April 26, 2009
Bum Sang begins to show his interest in Cho Hee more openly, which makes her nervous and uneasy. When the CHA and WIS investigate an excavation site, Cho Hee and Bum Sang work together and later get to know each other on a more personal level. Meanwhile, Chairman Jang contacts Bum Sang and asks him to appraise a relic.
Night After Night 5
5. Night After Night 5
April 26, 2009
Cho Hee and Bum Sang go undercover to a charity auction party in order to retrieve the "Book of Bihaedang." However, things don't go as planned as Kim Sang and his gang appear to ruin their operation. After Bum Sang bluffs his way out of a tricky situation, Cho Hee begins to see him differently.
Night After Night 4
4. Night After Night 4
April 26, 2009
Thanks to Cho Hee's quick actions, she is able to provide the WIS with information regarding the person who stole the "Book of Bihaedang." She continues to butt heads with Bum Sang but eventually works with him to track down the missing relic by visiting restoration labs and picking up clues there.
Night After Night 3
3. Night After Night 3
April 26, 2009
Cho Hee accompanies Bum Sang to investigate a serial robbery in Family Lee's village. A major cultural relic collector Assemblyman Lee Jun Pil's house gets robbed, but he insists he didn't get anything stolen. Bum Sang spreads rumor about Cho Hee chasing him, and she shows up at the broadcasting station to get back at him.
Night After Night 2
2. Night After Night 2
April 29, 2009
Cho Hee plans to make Bum Sang give up the national treasure he brought back. Hailed as a hero who brought back a national treasure, Bum Sang is offered a consultant position at the CHA. An old man visits the CHA and asks to have an antique book checked. As soon as Bum Sang takes a look at it, he realizes it's more than just an antique book and rushes to the restoration lab. Gyeomjae's "Geumgang" painting is about to be smuggled, and the Control Team goes on a hunt for the smugglers.
Night After Night 1
1. Night After Night 1
April 26, 2009
Cultural Heritage Administration sends Cho Hee to find and track down Kim Sang, who's smuggling cultural relics overseas. Bum Sang is in Japan to find a relic that a chairman of a conglomerate asked him to bring back. Disguised as Suzuki Hanako, Cho Hee accompanies Bum Sang to a yakuza's house.
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Where to Watch Night After Night
Night After Night is available for streaming on the MBC America website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Night After Night on demand at Amazon Prime.
  • Premiere Date
    April 26, 2009
  • IMDB Rating
    8.0  (59)
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