Josh is on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight! (6)
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Our very own Josh Topolsky will once again be invading America's airwaves tonight from the set of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and you know he'll be showing off another hot new toy. (What could it be?) Tune in on your local NBC station at the times listed below, let us know how he's doing in comments, and make sure to include #joshtops in your tweets!Oh, and if you missed JT and Jimmy get silly ...
David Letterman's Time Has Finally Come (5)
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David Letterman, who has been quietly doing his second-place late night joker show over on CBS like forever, is all of a sudden beating the Tonight Show in the ratings. Calling Sarah Palin a slut really pays off! It's only been a week since Conan took over Jay Leno's old gig, and he's already losing. Letterman was up 13% in the ratings this past week vs. the week before—and last night he passed the Tonight ...
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Now, America's in a strange situation: two funny late night hosts at once. No cheating, middle Americans! Larry the Cable Guy specials won't be on Comedy Central every night, for you to run to!
Twitter Tracker Returns to Conan and Gets its Own Website (17)
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Conan O’Brien is apparently keen on making Twitter a part of The Tonight Show – at least in a satirical kind of way. Tuesday night’s episode saw the return of the “Twitter Tracker” sketch that debuted last week, featuring more made up “Cream of Tweets” from celebrities like Jessica Simpson, and further animated mutilations of Twitter’s iconic bird. More interesting, however, is we’ve learned that NBC plans to launch a full microsite dedicated to the ...
Twitter Inspires TBS to #SaveEarl … Maybe (8)
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Just a few short weeks ago we asked if Twitter could save the cult NBC sitcom My Name is Earl. The show was unexpectedly canceled after its fourth season, and outraged fans banded together via Twitter to express their desire to #SaveEarl. It looks as if our initial speculation that another network would step in to pick up the show could prove to be dead on. According to The Hollywood Reporter, TBS is in negotiations ...
