Ask Mr. Melman Collection on Letterman, Part 3 of 3: 1987-1992

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28. January 12, 1987. The gift: a hundred packs of gum.
29. February 4, 1987. Again, a hundred packs of gum.
30. March 16, 1987. Ask The Big Man. A Steve O'Donnell creation. Gift: a 3-liter bottle of soda.
31. April 1, 1987. Ask The Big Man. Gift: $6 and $11.
32. April 28, 1987. The Big Man in Peace Through Dramatization Players skit.
33. May 25, 1987. Ask The Big Man. Gift: A bucket of nickels.
34. July 22, 1987. Ask The Big Man. A NABET strike t-shirt.
35. September 22, 1987. Ask The Big Man and Farewell. Gifts: The Big Man body parts.
36. October 14, 1987. With an associate, "Mr. Crawford" (portrayed by Clem Rivera). Gift: a carton of frozen biscuit dough.
37. August 30, 1988. Ask the Phantom. Gift: dinner for two (worth $50) at theater-district restaurants.
38. October 18, 1988. Ask the Head of Larry "Bud" Melman. Gift: scrap lumber.
39. May 24, 1989. Gift: Florsheim Wingtip Shoes, Size 10 1/2.
40. December 19, 1989. Gift: a punchbowl of eggnog.
41. May 9, 1990. Stump "Red" Melman. Gift: a pocket comb. (Sitting in with the band is Charlie Musselwhite.)
42. August 9, 1990. Ask Larry "Bud" Hussein. Gift: a gold medal from the Goodwill Games.
43. October 10, 1990. Ask Enzo "Bud" Melman. Gift: a blonde wig.
44. March 28, 1991. Ask Larry "Bud" Schwarzkopf. Gift: bag of randomly-selected prescription eye glasses.
45. April 24, 1991. Ask Ranger Larry Bud (with Daniel Kellison and Dave Hamilton in the bear costumes). Gift: a bowl of Fig Newtons.
46. October 9, 1991. Ask Larry "Bud" Fortensky. (Sitting in with the band are Matthew Fisher [organ] and Gary Brooker [piano], both from Procol Harum.) Gift: randomly-selected high school yearbooks.
47. July 8, 1992. Ask H. "Bud" Perot. Gift: a sweet kiss or a hearty handshake from Regis Philbin.

48. Early February 1984. Calvert DeForest profile on "Entertainment Tonight."