 chant later popularized by Ed McMahon).While the show was not an overwhelming success in its day, David Letterman, Steve Martin, Harry Shearer, Robin Williams, and a number of other prominent comedians have cited Allen's "Westinghouse show," which they watched as teenagers, as being highly influential on their own comedic visions.Allen later produced a second half-hour show for Westinghouse, titled "Jazz Scene USA", which featured West Coast jazz musicians such as Rosolino, Stan Kenton, and Teddy Edwards.