"2. Drew Barrymore's infamous 1995 interview with David Letterman, where she jumped on his desk and flashed him:"
"3. And all the controversy Drew caused when she posed for Playboy:"
"22. CDs that came packaged in wasteful long boxes. And in case you were still wondering why: this was done because CDs were too small for store shelves created for vinyl, so by packaging them in long boxes, retailers could just reuse the shelves they already had. It also helped make them harder to steal:"
"39. In Living Color which, aside from being hilarious, was probably the edgiest show on TV:"
Drew Barrymore jumped on David Letterman's desk during a 1995 interview and exposed herself, creating a notable television incident. Barrymore later provoked controversy by posing for Playboy, intensifying public attention on her persona. CDs were sold in wasteful long boxes so they would fit vinyl-era retail shelving, allowing retailers to reuse existing displays and reducing theft. Long-box packaging prioritized retail logistics over environmental concerns. In Living Color combined sharp satire, bold sketches, and diverse performers, earning a reputation as one of the edgiest and most influential comedy shows of its time.
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