#Biff henderson series
Three series on two networks later, Biff and Dave are still together, and Biff's sojourns into the spotlight have become more frequent - and more popular. "No, I wasn't nervous," Henderson said recently from a phone in the green room of CBS's "The Late Show with David Letterman." "There's nothing to be afraid of when you don't know what you're doing." Unflappable even back then, Henderson was heading for his mark to do a joke when Letterman shoved him aside at the last minute. Henderson was stage managing in the wings when Letterman, on his way to do the monologue, suddenly pushed the startled stage manager toward the spotlight. (This was the show on which Letterman set fire to the stage.) NBC had the gap-toothed guy, a favorite guest on Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show," hosting a morning variety show, which was a strange place for Letterman's late-night sense of humor. AUSTIN, Texas - Biff Henderson's evolution from stage manager to star began one morning in 1980, when David Letterman was in the midst of his own transformation from wise-cracking comic to talk show host.
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