Feb
25
Seth Meyers: Smart Guy in the Wiseguy Seat
Posted in: UncategorizedSeth Meyers is the oldest, most experienced and most hostlike comedian to take the reins of NBC’s “Late Night.” Will he be as funny as the three men who preceded him?
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Feb
20
Buoyed by Olympics, Fallon’s Ratings Stay Strong
Posted in: UncategorizedThe audience for the “Tonight” show, hosted by Jimmy Fallon, was 7.3 million on Wednesday, the same as the night before.
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Feb
19
Jimmy Fallon’s Audience Stays Large, but Where Will It Settle?
Posted in: UncategorizedWith more than 7 million viewers Tuesday night, the new host of the “Tonight” show is still drawing an unusually large audience, but expect those numbers to drop.
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Feb
19
‘Tonight’ Show Returns to New York After Nearly 42 Years
Posted in: UncategorizedThe studio where Jimmy Fallon will hold court is the same one that Johnny Carson reigned over before he left for California in May 1972, and that Jack Paar filled before him.
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Feb
18
Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Tonight’ Debut Draws 11 Million Viewers
Posted in: UncategorizedThe first New York-based “Tonight” in 42 years featured many cameos, including Robert De Niro, Lady Gaga and, notably, Joan Rivers.
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Feb
07
Leno’s Farewell Drew More Than 14 Million Viewers
Posted in: UncategorizedThe end of his 22-year run at the “Tonight” show host brought in the largest audience since May 14, 1998, the night of the finale to “Seinfeld.”
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Feb
06
Subdued Send-Off, but Jay Leno Is Exiting on Top
Posted in: UncategorizedDespite the diminished state of late-night television, and technology that has altered viewing habits, the “Tonight” show remains one of the signature franchises of broadcasting and still carries unusual resonance.
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Feb
04
The Ballad of Leno and Letterman, Told by Seinfeld
Posted in: UncategorizedAs Jay Leno prepares to leave the “Tonight” show and David Letterman stays put, Jerry Seinfeld, a friend to both, looks at what they have in common.
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Jul
22
Johnny Carson Clips Are Coming to iTunes
Posted in: UncategorizedStarting Tuesday, fans of the show can buy clips for $1.99 of “Tonight Show” episodes and special compilations.
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Mar
25
NBC’s Fallon-for-Leno ‘Tonight’ Shift Is a Bet on Future
Posted in: UncategorizedJay Leno is still the ratings king of late-night television, but his expected replacement, Jimmy Fallon, has Internet skills and cross-generational appeal.
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