Posted on 02/22/2014 12:04:53 PM PST by Olog-hai
“The Tonight Show” made its return to New York City with a splashy opening sequence showcasing Grand Central Terminal, the Chrysler Building, Lincoln Center and Jimmy Fallon’s glamorous new studio at Rockefeller Center—a fitting tribute to the place that helped foot the bill.
An unconventional 30 percent tax credit aimed at luring “Tonight” away from California after four decades is reportedly saving NBC more than $20 million a year. …
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Hell, I miss Steve Allen. He was the best Tonight anchor ever.
Fallon not funny.
aaaand whasaaap with all the horny teenager screaming after each sentence??? Annnnnoing! Bye!
How long before Leno can start working on a competing station?
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