1/10Willco said:What a jerk. At least Leno looks out for his own, including paying his staff during the strike on a far more expensive show.
1/10Willco said:What a jerk. At least Leno looks out for his own, including paying his staff during the strike on a far more expensive show.
Willco said:What a jerk. At least Leno looks out for his own, including paying his staff during the strike on a far more expensive show.
Willco said:What a jerk. At least Leno looks out for his own, including paying his staff during the strike on a far more expensive show.
Snowden said::lol
KHarvey16 said:Why are you still trying?
Willco said:What a jerk. At least Leno looks out for his own, including paying his staff during the strike on a far more expensive show.
A great feature, everyone should use it.Willco said:This message is hidden because Willco is on your ignore list.
snesfreak said:A great feature, everyone should use it.
DMczaf said:I think he thinks he's now trolling the people who know he's trolling.
At this point, I highly doubt leno will save it. He still looks like the bad guy. He will never beat letterman now.Willco said:You might want to take a look at my post history. I've been a Leno fan since as long as this forum has been around.
You can think that if you want, but Leno is the best of the best in my book and got a totally raw deal from NBC. I'm glad he's taking The Tonight Show back, because somebody needs to rescue it before Conan totally destroys it.
Snowden said::lol
Deciding to be done with the Tonight Show and agreeing to smoothly transition out of it was not a raw deal, it was retiring from the late night circuit. NBC even bent over backwards, killing their primetime lineup, to give him a new show he can host at an earlier timeslot. Then his rating falter and are awful, and so they give him his show back. It doesn't matter that "The Jay Leno Show" got cancelled after 4 months, because he and his team were promoted right back to the coveted 11:30 timeslot. To them, there was no cancellation but a promotion right back up the ranks. Everyone has bent over backwards to make sure that he got the best deal possible every damned step of the way. How the hell can you argue that he got the raw deal at all in this whole mess?Willco said:You might want to take a look at my post history. I've been a Leno fan since as long as this forum has been around.
You can think that if you want, but Leno is the best of the best in my book and got a totally raw deal from NBC. I'm glad he's taking The Tonight Show back, because somebody needs to rescue it before Conan totally destroys it.
Kunan said:Deciding to be done with the Tonight Show and agreeing to smoothly transition out of it was not a raw deal, it was retiring from the late night circuit. NBC even bent over backwards, killing their primetime lineup, to give him a new show he can host at an earlier timeslot. Then his rating falter and are awful, and so they give him his show back. It doesn't matter that "The Jay Leno Show" got cancelled after 4 months, because he and his team were promoted right back to the coveted 11:30 timeslot. To them, there was no cancellation but a promotion right back up the ranks. Everyone has bent over backwards to make sure that he got the best deal possible every damned step of the way. How the hell can you argue that he got the raw deal at all in this whole mess?
EDIT: The only thing that's going to be bad for him is now everyone who wasn't around during the scandals of the 90s now thinks hes a jerk as well. But good news for him, most people have a memory of 2 days and just move on to the next thing.
Averon said:
Whatever. My failings at wording things aside, he never got the raw deal.Igo said:Wait, you think NBC gave leno the 10pm slot to make him happy? Really? The Jay Leno show exists because NBC didn't really have any thing there in the first place and it's hugely profitable for NBC. If the affiliates weren't complaining the Jay Leno show wouldn't be going anywhere.
:lol at you thinking that anything NBC does isn't about their own bottom line.
Oh? Like what?Coolio McAwesome said:That article seems pretty suspicious to me. NBC is obviously going to try and swing popular opinion in theri favor and its not like Leno's camp doesn't have a history of leaking fake stories to the press in oder to help his career.
Leaked a fake story that Carson was retiring, one of the reasons Carson hated Leno.Jet Grind Radio! said:Oh? Like what?
CassidyIzABeast said:I'll give Conan's show on Fox 5 months max
Eric WK said:Here's Leno's announcement in 2004 that he would be leaving TTS.
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6d1caacad1/jay-s-2004-announcement
What a fucking joke.
NBC kept Leno around because he still wanted to work and was discussing going to another network. They decided to give him the 10pm show and did the PR spin that it was a very cheap show to make so it was worth the risk. So yes, they gave it to Leno to make him happy.Igo said:Wait, you think NBC gave leno the 10pm slot to make him happy? Really? The Jay Leno show exists because NBC didn't really have any thing there in the first place and it's hugely profitable for NBC. If the affiliates weren't complaining the Jay Leno show wouldn't be going anywhere.
:lol at you thinking that anything NBC does isn't about their own bottom line.
Cerrius said:smh
Leno will NEVER live this down. NEVER.
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:Some of you in here are silly. After all of this if you think Conan playing a tiny clip from Leno years ago is going to hurt his ego in any way shape or form, then you must have thought they were going to blow up the Death Star on the first run.
quadriplegicjon said:I hope so. Sadly, people will probably forget it a few months down.
Willco said:What a jerk. At least Leno looks out for his own, including paying his staff during the strike on a far more expensive show.
Agent Unknown said:Conan should seriously just mess with them now, stick with the current contract, and TAKE the 30 min bump just to humiliate and frustrate them.
Eric WK said:Here's Leno's announcement in 2004 that he would be leaving TTS.
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6d1caacad1/jay-s-2004-announcement
What a fucking joke.
Eric WK said:Here's Leno's announcement in 2004 that he would be leaving TTS.
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6d1caacad1/jay-s-2004-announcement
What a fucking joke.
I havent been around much today did he officially sign?joshcryer said:Too bad Conan signed a "no trash talk" clause or he could play it on his own show.
goldenticket said:I havent been around much today did he officially sign?
Igo said:Wait, you think NBC gave leno the 10pm slot to make him happy? Really? The Jay Leno show exists because NBC didn't really have any thing there in the first place and it's hugely profitable for NBC. If the affiliates weren't complaining the Jay Leno show wouldn't be going anywhere.
:lol at you thinking that anything NBC does isn't about their own bottom line.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie said:NBC kept Leno around because he still wanted to work and was discussing going to another network. They decided to give him the 10pm show and did the PR spin that it was a very cheap show to make so it was worth the risk. So yes, they gave it to Leno to make him happy.
perfectchaos007 said:So is it official now what TMZ reported yesterday about Jay Leno taking back the tonight show and NBC letting Conan resign?
gdt5016 said:Yes.
Word was NBC was gonna put out the press release today, guess it'll be tomorrow.
perfectchaos007 said:Okay so we're still waiting for NBC to come out with the official report. cool. Any word on Conan's guests next week? His final week![]()
AlternativeUlster said:This is probably old by the Downfall director likes the meme created:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/01/the_director_of_downfall_on_al.html
meh. Howard Stern better get over his fear of flying and get his ass on the show.Blader5489 said:Monday will be Martin Scorsese and Colin Firth, Tuesday will be Tom Hanks.
That's all we know so far.
Blader5489 said:Monday will be Martin Scorsese and Colin Firth, Tuesday will be Tom Hanks.
That's all we know so far.
legend166 said:It's not hugely profitable. NBC came out when the show started and said "it only has to reach these rating figures and still be quite profitable for us".
It wasn't reaching those ratings.
I'm told if we can keep a 1.5 [rating], they make $300 million a year; this is what they say. So we're a little above the 1.5, we're doing OK.