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Leno returned to 11:30pm time slot
January 7, 2010 at
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NBC Shakeup -- Jay Leno Comes Out on Top [tmz.com]
No words on what will happen to Conan and Fallon... whether they both will get pushed back one hour of if one of them will be fired.
I prefer Leno at 11:30 than 10:00.
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We've learned Jay's 10:00 PM show will go on hiatus February 1. After the Olympics, Jay will take back his 11:30 PM time slot. What has not been decided -- whether Jay's show will be a half hour, followed by Conan, or whether Jay's show will be an hour and NBC says sayonara to Mr. O'Brien.We're told Jay and Conan have both been told of the changes. As for Jay, interestingly, he'll get what he always wanted -- his 11:30 PM time slot. |
I prefer Leno at 11:30 than 10:00.
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NBC should can Leno and replace him with Fallon. At least Fallon is funny and knows how to do a show. OK, he's not as funny as Ferguson because nobody is.
NBC should can Leno and replace him with Fallon. At least Fallon is funny and knows how to do a show. OK, he's not as funny as Ferguson because nobody is.
You've repeatedly claimed that someone is better because he's more popular than someone else, so the Olive Garden/real Italian restaurant comparison is a valid analogy. OTOH access has nothing to do with either the restaurants or comedians.
You really need to stop obsessing over Leno.
You've repeatedly claimed that someone is better because he's more popular than someone else, so the Olive Garden/real Italian restaurant comparison is a valid analogy. OTOH access has nothing to do with either the restaurants or comedians.
You really need to stop obsessing over Leno.
The post in discussion had nothing to do w/ Leno. It was Fallon vs. Fergie.
They basically came to him and brought him out of retirement to create a show. He agreed to do it and made 7 episodes, then they force it onto the air on a week's notice with hardly any promotion, against American Idol of all things. It would've had to be a top 10 show to succeed under those conditions. Again, I don't think the show would've lasted, it just didn't seem funny, but how do you do that after 2 episodes to a guy that once built a huge hit for your network?! At least run the 7 eps he shot, or at the very least put it on hiatus and try again in the summer. To just completely cancel the show didn't seem appropriate when you didn't do anything to help it succeed to begin with, you just threw him to the wolves.
Speaking of promoting shows, I've never seen any network promote a show so much as NBC did "The Voice" the past couple months. That alone made me *not* want to see it. But I heard "The Voice" came in #1 last night in the 18-49 demographic.
Speaking of promoting shows, I've never seen any network promote a show so much as NBC did "The Voice" the past couple months. That alone made me *not* want to see it. But I heard "The Voice" came in #1 last night in the 18-49 demographic.
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Speaking of promoting shows, I've never seen any network promote a show so much as NBC did "The Voice" the past couple months. That alone made me *not* want to see it. But I heard "The Voice" came in #1 last night in the 18-49 demographic.
That alone made me dislike the show and not want to watch it. (I ended up watching it halfway through the first season though, and loved it! Then later of course, it turned to crap...)
That alone made me dislike the show and not want to watch it. (I ended up watching it halfway through the first season though, and loved it! Then later of course, it turned to crap...)
That alone made me dislike the show and not want to watch it. (I ended up watching it halfway through the first season though, and loved it! Then later of course, it turned to crap...)
After a shaky start, Fallon has done really well as the host of "Late Night" and recently hit his 4-year anniversary there. Leno continues kicking Letterman's (and now Kimmel's) respective asses in the 11:30 pm ET time slot. The bitter O'Brien is now forgotten.
After a shaky start, Fallon has done really well as the host of "Late Night" and recently hit his 4-year anniversary there. Leno continues kicking Letterman's (and now Kimmel's) respective asses in the 11:30 pm ET time slot. The bitter O'Brien is now forgotten.
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I'm not sure how somebody could blame him. He should be blaming Leno for his poor ratings at 11:35. Leno gave the local stations dismal lead-ins which in term gave Conan dismal lead-ins. I'm not a fan of either of them but it is pretty obvious that Leno was the cause of the failure.