Jimmy’s Last Late Night…
Here’s the monologue from last nights final show. At the end of the show, Fallon walked out of 6A and down the hall to 6B, the new Tonight Show home where he was greeted by his cheering staff. Break a leg Jimmy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1S86FiI3HY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1S86FiI3HYIn his last Late Night monologue, Jimmy recognizes some milestones over the years and expresses his gratitude to the staff and crew. Subscribe NOW to Late Ni…
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Chicago TV Class Picture With Chicago’s WBKB still on my mind from this morning’s post, I thought now was a good time to add this photo of the windy city’s bright start of the small screen from the early days. The names are at the bottom and should be viewable in ‘full screen’ mode. Source
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An Exclusive Eyewitness Account…Billy Crystal & The Debut Of SNL In an earlier post today, we looked at the history of the show’s missed start date and the first episode. As you know, Billy Crystal was scheduled to appear, but he didn’t. You are about to learn the real story of why he didn’t from […]
This is only about half the monologue but the only one I could find so early this morning.
Are they going to use 6A for another show? What studio will Seth Myer’s show originate from? The one that used by Letterman and Conan?
Will there be lay-offs in LA?
Great ending to a fantastic show. But just the beginning of the next one.