air. However, Mary Lou eventually became more competent in the position and fills Paula's shoes. Outside of her role as a talent booker, Mary Lou is frequently shown to be socially inept and have very low IQ. In season 6's The Interview, Mary Lou accidentally hits Hank's car, but has difficulty confessing this to him. As a result, Hank misunderstands her confession attempts as her having a crush on him, and invites her to dinner. Mary Lou confides in Beverly that she's attracted to sensitive men (which Hank is far from), and later tries to subtly rebuff every move Hank makes on her. However, when Hank breaks down while watching Larry being interviewed on Extra (TV series), Mary Lou finds herself attracted to him. Kiki Rosatti Kiki Rosatti, played by Maureen Mueller, (season 2) is shown as head booker in the episode "Performance Artist". Cue card Sid Sid, played by Sid Newman (all seasons), holds the cue cards for Larry during the show. He dies by suicide in the last season, with Hank blaming himself. Professional associates Agents Leo Leo is Larry's longtime agent, played by John Pleshette (season 2). He gets dumped by Larry in the middle of contract re-negotiations as Larry decides to pursue a big-money contract with the help of high-powered Hollywood agent Stevie Grant. Leo is introduced as a good-natured, personable individual whom Larry socializes with outside of work. The agent always carries around a baggie of nuts that he fidgets with and chews on as a nervous tic of sorts. Although generally pleased with Leo's representation, Larry is sensing that, when it comes to the new contract negotiations, his agent might not be up to the task of going after "Letterman money"—something that the late-night host feels he deserves having done the show for six years. He can hardly hide his disappointment with the latest offer Leo comes back with after lunch with the network's head of business affairs. Leo explains that Letterman had to leave a network in order to get the kind of money Larry wants, while Larry insists that "we can do better". Asked by Leo how much better, perplexed Larry says "I want you to tell me" before Leo whispers another figure into his ear to which Larry immediately starts shaking his head in disappointment followed by an instruction to Leo to pass on the network's latest official offer. As he