"The Hunger Games" star Jennifer Lawrence was dropped by David Letterman's Late Show on Wednesday night, USA Today revealed. 

The show featured a lighthearted conversation between the two. Topics discussed included ulcers, colonics, Letterman's fear of retirement and Lawrence' difficulty of having time to relax consumed much of their time.

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Noted also was Lawrence' singing performance which elicited some negative remarks from viewers. Anyway she acknowledged that it was her greatest fear.

"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" clip was poorly presented, and the show was filled with chaotic interaction between the two.

USA Today presented a series of similar events starting in 2011 when Letterman is said to have almost called Child Protective Services when Lawrence narrated in an interview hard-jokes experiences with her brothers. 

This was followed by another interview in 2012 in which Letterman advised her to undergo medication. Almost a finale to a series of crazy interviews in 2013, the crew provided a blanket to warm the cold Lawrence, and the two cuddled together in jest, until the interview was done.

And finally the recent one on Late Show is considered to be the peak of Lawrence and Letterman's exotic interview episodes.

Her visit was purposely for the promotion of the "Hunger Games" latest installment slated on November 21. New York Daily News shared that Lawrence showed a clip of the film in which Peta was discovered to be alive. Lawrence added further that her biggest fear of singing in front of others was challenged when her role as Katniss Everdeen demands her to do it.