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Carrey: The other thing I like to tune in on every once in a while
is "CSI: Miami" and David Caruso.
Letterman: It's very good, isn't it?
Carrey: I love to see him put the button on those scenes.
Letterman: What do you mean by that?
Carrey: It's the buttoner; it's the scene buttoner!
Letterman: This is another little acting insight, isn't it?
Carrey: Absolutely!
Letterman: All right.
Carrey: Yes. He loves to put the button on it,
and then he just walks away.
Letterman: Yeah.
Carrey: He doesn't wait for anybody to retort, you know?
Letterman: Right.
Carrey: I think he's afraid they might have a comeback.
Letterman: Mm-hmm. [audience laughing]
Carrey: So he just puts the button on the scene.
He always, uh-- I brought my glasses.
Uh, you know, can I do him for you a little bit?
Letterman: Oh please, I wish you would.
Carrey: Okay, just a little bit of--
[audience clapping and cheering]
Carrey: You get a nice real intense closeup here.
Letterman: Mm-hmm, yeah.
Carrey: Okay, David Caruso's time.
[Audience laughing]
"Well, I guess we've--" [pauses dramatically] "--found our man."
[audience laughing] [♪]
Letterman: [Clapping] Good. Very powerful!
Carrey: He used to be an English teacher.
Letterman: Uh-huh. [Laughing]
[audience laughing]
Carrey: "I before E--" [pauses dramatically] "--except after C."
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Letterman: Very nice.
Carrey: I hear he's doing cartoon voice-overs.
Letterman: Cartoon voice-overs! I wonder what that would be like.
[Audience laughing]
Carrey: "I did . . . I did . . . [pauses dramatically] I did tee a putty-tat."
[Audience laughing]
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[Audience applauding] Man: Oh yeah! Whooo!