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After several months away punctuated by a disastrous experiment at 10 PM and a nasty feud with Connan O'Brien, Jay Leno retuend Monday to the Tonight Show at its normal slot at 11:30 PM.
So after a very short time trying to reinvent television and failed, NBC can teach a lesson to Americans:If Obama and his promises of change are not working for them, they can always go back to the old hands.

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Labels: Connan O'Brien, David Letterman., Jay Leno, late night TV, late night TV feud, late show, NBC, prime time, Tonight Show, TV ratings

Two weeks after his first one, the Tonight Show host announced on Monday that he will be holding another free "Comic Stimulus" show for some unemployed workers in Ohio. The show is scheduled for May 10 in the town of Wilmington which is going through some very rough times since the principal employer, DHL, pulled out last year.
Is Jay Leno becoming the new All American Whore going around the country and stimulating everybody?

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Labels: Jay Leno, NBC, Tonight Show, Wilmington Ohio

The NFL and NBC are scheduled t o announce today, a plan to stream live , 17 regular season games that air also on NBC. It is said that the experiment is an attempt by the NFL to demonstrate how much value there is in the online rights to its games.
To put it in simpler terms , the NFL is trying to develop another breast on a already over- milked cow.

Labels: N.F.L, NBC