It would have been noteworthy only if she told a different story. My grandmother told me that if you tell the truth it always comes out the same.

I guess it's a case of "practice makes perfect."

The world is one big soundbite!

Um, why is this worth noting? I've seen a lot of celebrities do this.

"It's Deja Vu all over again " - Casey Stengel

Thought I'd clicked on freakin' Entertainment Tonight

It's like that show "Daybreak."

Y'know, where a guy has to repeat the same day over and over again. Except in that show "different things happen."

Unfortunately the lovely Ms. S goes by the phrase "If something works...stick with it."

If Tye Diggs had applied THAT theory he'd STILL be stuck repeating that day!

(For fans of the movie Groundhog Day; replace references to "Daybreak" with "Groundhog Day" and references to Tye Diggs with Bill Murray.)

Since one show is late-night and the other early morning, it seems that it would make sense to repeat the story. Different audience. If she came on Letterman two nights in a row and told the same story .. then THAT might be a sign of early Alzhiemers. This, I think she did on purpose .. so not a news story.

This is breaking news HuffPo style.

BIG SCHMUCKING DEAL...

Everybody does this. Tell me, fellow Huffposters, that you don't "rehearse" and retell personal stories like this. I thought RR did her story pretty well both times. (Of course he fact that she's a major hottie doesn't hurt....)

Slow news day?

Who cares?

So she has similarities with politicians who say things over and over again to catapult the propaganda...

I've seen I don't know how many celebs do this I don't know how many times.

Are you telling me the media is just now noticing this?

Why is this strange? Show Biz Law #7: When plugging anything that can make money, you must consult with a producer, talent coordinator and various flunkies that exist solely to get you that damn soda BEFORE you go on-air. This way all comments, facial expressions, complicated phrases and really cool surprises (jumping on a couch for example) look completely natural. The host can act actually interested in what you're saying like it's the first time they've heard it when actually it's not. This situation can become mroe complicted if said host is hung over, high, pissed off, etc.

If you follow this formula everywhere you go, everything should be ok and you will get the standard SAG appearance fee. If not, try not to panic because you'll be forced to actually improvise instead. Good night and good luck.

Tracy Morgan is always off the cuff and insanely hilarious on talk shows.
I hardly remembered him from SNL and don't watch 30 rock but his crazy behavior is funny and fascinating for in its spontaneity .