I don't really watch any late night shows except The Daily Show and have really no opinion about who's good or bad, so I am seriously confused about why NBC is bending over backwards to do anything and everything it can for freaking Jay Leno. Did this man not retire already? What the hell?
@Kivrin: We officially need to get fake-married. I wanted to high-five my macbook when I saw this. I mean, its crazy eloquent, and I love that he actually *cares* about Jimmy Fallon's career. I just love it.
@Kivrin: I have loved Conan for so long that I feel horrible for not watching all that much since he moved time slots. So, as long as he remains on The Tonight Show I will try to not just DVR him, but watch live.
And on top of that, I promise to symbolically hold my bowel movements til 10pm (if possible) and lay a massive shit instead of tuning into Leno.
@the glamwich: I know, right? He's actually *gasp* a decent human being (or at least smart enough to realize that he should *seem* like a decent human being in his statement). Love him.
Levi Johnston often ponders the nature of the universe with Tweets like, "maybe I don't exist and it only seems like I do," so it's fitting that William Shatner performed his microblogs on last night's Tonight Show. Clip at left.
Last night, Ricky Gervais was on The Tonight Show, where he told Conan about a game he invented involving his pajamas, his girlfriend (or mum!) and his cock and balls. (We think - the phrase, for some reason, was bleeped.)
Though The Jay Leno Show was supposed to reinvent network TV, critics say last night's episode was just a stale remake of The Tonight Show, despite a serendipitously well-timed appearance by Kanye West.
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Mila Kunis talked to Conan O'Brien last night about new flick Extract and the fake boobs she had for filming. People's eyes would wander to her cleavage. "It was amazing," she gushed. My large rack and I disagree:
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Obama's historic visit to The Tonight Show last night went pretty well. He told cute stories about his daughters, but some cringed when he likened his shitty bowling score to the Special Olympics. More »
Wanda Sykes was on The Tonight Show last night and gave the most cogent rebuttal to the bailout of any public figure to date: the Bush Administration wants poor people to close their eyes and give rich people $700 billion to squander so they can keep their Olympic-sized swimming pools. Only she says it funnier, obviously. Wanda Sykes for Treasury Secretary!
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