Posted: Monday 6th February 2012 at 4:26pm by Paul
Jimmy Fallon broadcast a live edition of Late Night last night as part of NBC’s Super Bowl evening lineup. Late Night With Jimmy Fallon aired a special Sunday night show live from this year’s Super Bowl host city Indianapolis.
The programme opened with a huge musical number featuring cheerleaders, The Roots and a whole host of wackiness.
Guests on the live show included fellow Saturday Night Live alumni Adam Sandler & Andy Samberg, and members of the New York Giants team – the Super Bowl 2012 champions.
Jimmy’s signature impressions also made an appearance, including parodies of the Real Housewives programme.
Watch clips of some of the best bits from the live show below:
Posted: Sunday 5th February 2012 at 9:24pm by Paul
Late Night With Jimmy Fallon will air an all-live broadcast tonight as part of NBC’s heavyweight Super Bowl night. The live show will air shortly after midnight on NBC.
The Super Bowl live special will feature guests Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg and Flo Rida.
Jimmy Fallon recently revealed on the Today Show that he will be impersonating Taylor Swift in the live show, and will take part in a parody of The Voice (NBC’s hit music talent show which will air before Late Night after the Super Bowl coverage ends tonight).
Posted: Thursday 2nd February 2012 at 9:42am by Paul
CNBC Europe have made changes to their schedules this week, and as of yesterday (1st February) they are no longer airing The Tonight Show With Jay Leno according to the latest TV listings.
Jay Leno’s long-running talk show is replaced by Late Night With Jimmy Fallon on CNBC Europe.
Late Night With Jimmy Fallon replaces all airings of The Tonight Show on the channel – the 11pm Monday-Friday timeslot (in a cutdown 30-minute timeslot) and the rerun slots on Saturdays & Sundays at 8pm and 8.45pm (full length 45-minute shows).
Fallon’s talk show will air on a one-show delay from NBC like The Tonight Show has done previously.
CNBC Europe have a brand new page for Late Night With Jimmy Fallon on their website – click here. Their former page for The Tonight Show With Jay Leno has been removed from the website.
Sporting legend Tiger Woods was interviewed on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last week. This was one of his first full interviews since his alleged sex scandals hit the newstands back in 2009.
Jimmy asked the professional golfer “It’s been a year and a half since you were on the show, what have you been up to?” to which Tiger replied “uh, nothing” followed by laughs from the audience.
Golf Digest said “in case you were wondering if Tiger Woods is capable of laughing at himself, an answer came Wednesday night”.
Jimmy thanked him for having “the courage to come on a late night comedy programme” and thanked him for being the butt of an endless number of jokes for the show over that period.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few weeks/months you’ll have probably heard about the recent happenings with Charlie Sheen and his show Two And A Half Men being “suspended”.
The late night talk show hosts have been wading in on the recent news…
David Letterman recently did a Late Show Top Ten list about his upcoming one-man show:
Craig Ferguson has outrightly expressed that he won’t be making any jokes about him:
Jimmy Fallon has done a spot-on Charlie Sheen impression on a recent episode of Late Night:
Posted: Wednesday 13th January 2010 at 9:57pm by Paul
Talk show hosts have been reacting to the recent news about The Jay Leno Show and what effect it has on The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon and Last Call With Carson Daly.
David Letterman thinks it’s best if Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien shared The Tonight Show hosting duties together at 11.35pm every night instead of having two separate shows. Jimmy Kimmel dressed up as Jay Leno for his entire Jimmy Kimmel Live show last night and did an excellent Leno impression (albeit a Leno impression with a lisp). Conan O’Brien brought out Howie Mandel from Deal Or No Deal USA to help him make decisions about what to do next.
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Late Night With Jimmy Fallonairs on CNBC Mon-Fri at 11pm and weekends at 8pm. The Daily Show Global Edition airs on More 4 Mondays at 11.05pm. The Graham Norton Show airs
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Jimmy Fallon replaces Leno on CNBC EuropePatrick West Yorks: If every contributor who is receiving CNBC Europe via Sky rings them up complaining about the removal of Jay Leno, we may get somewhere. A big corporation has far more clout than the individual. Personally I am unsubscribing once I...
Jimmy Fallon replaces Leno on CNBC EuropeJana: Huge shame. I can’t believe it. Why have they done it? Moreover, the way of handling the change — with virtually no notice to viewers, neither ex ante, nor ex post — indicates that CNBC does not really care about its European...
CNBC Europe have made changes to their schedules this week, and as of yesterday (1st February) they are no longer airing The Tonight Show With Jay Leno according to the latest TV listings.
