Late Night Hosts Gang Up on Leno
NBC's "Tonight Show" meltdown has given plenty of fodder to the network's late night competitors, who, for the most part, seem to side with Conan O'Brien over Jay Leno.NBC’s “Tonight Show” meltdown has given plenty of fodder to the network’s late night competitors, who, for the most part, seem to side with Conan O’Brien over Jay Leno.
Jimmy Kimmel on the Jay Leno Show:
David Letterman:
Craig Ferguson:
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