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Mas o tonight show (com Conan) estava assim com tão más audiências, que tiveram que chamar o Jay Leno ?

Ou foi o programa de Jay Leno que estava com péssias audiencias, e como ele tem uma rescisão milionária (> Conan) tentaram puxar mais para a frente o programa dele ?

Na minha opinião o Conan é muito melhor que os outros dois (Leno e Fallon) ...

Não percebo pk não correm simplesmente com o Jay Leno :dumb:

Pelo que li, a causa parece que foi mesmo o que está a bold.

Agora, resta saber se o Leno vai mesmo manter a palavra e não também não aceita a decisão.

Bem, agora é esperar que o Conan aceite uma proposta qualquer, nem que seja da Fox, para manter o talk-show.

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Ninguém está a dizer que o Leno é mau.. Em relação ao Conan, acho que o gajo é mais fantoche, faz melhor o que lhe mandam fazer e é sempre a mesma coisa.

Com o Conan, cada entrevista é um caso diferente. Há vezes em que há grande química entre os convidados e o gajo começa a improvisar por ali fora. Outros em que o gajo goza fortemente com os convidados, como foi o caso de dois casais vindos de reality shows. Já para não falar nos segmentos que o Conan tem e o Leno só tinha praticamente o Jaywalking..

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Agora, resta saber se o Leno vai mesmo manter a palavra e não também não aceita a decisão.

Hum? explica lá isso

se se confirmar, teremos sempre de esperar um período considerável para ver o Conan noutra estação

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Reparem uma coisa, o Jay n tem culpa nenhuma do que se está a passar.

Ele quis reformar-se.

"Deu" o show ao Conan e bazou.

Mais tarde decidiu voltar mas para fazer o seu próprio show e num horário diferente. A NBC aceitou.

O Conan tinha boas audiências quer no late night, quer agora no tonight.

O Jay estava a ter péssimas audiências no novo horário.

Vai daí e toca a arrastar o Conan de novo para o horário inicial dele (já que se sabia que ele gerava audiências nesse horário) e a meter o programa novo do Jay no horário sntigo do Tonight.

O Jay não teve nada a ver com esta decisão, ele próprio está contra! Os gajos da NBC é que só vêm audiências à frente e estão-se a cagar para o que os dois querem...

Estas cenas do Team Coco e tal são engraçadas mas não deixou de haver pessoas a interpretar mal a intenção e a inventar uma suposta guerrinha entre Jay e Conan.

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O Jay tem muitos antecedentes e quase ninguém gosta dele no showbiz. E se ele fosse Homem, dizia à NBC que não, que não queria prejudicar o Conan, tal como o Conan disse que não queria prejudicar o Jimmy Fallon caso o programa dele fosse adiado para as 0.05 ou lá o que era..

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First Conan O'Brien says goodbye to NBC, and now Jay Leno might have one foot out the door as well. Oh, what a mess! Word is Jay is furious with the Peacock network for 'Tonight'-gate (trademark!) and may soon walk. More Jay details after the jump, plus Ryan's teary-eyed Simon emotions and why Brangelina won't be at the Globes after the jump!

First Conan O'Brien Leaves, Now Jay Leno?

Sources close to former 'Tonight Show' host Jay Leno tell me he is furious with the way NBC has treated him and Conan O'Brien and is considering walking away from the entire mess with his head held high. "Now that Conan has made it clear he is leaving the troubled network, Jay is considering doing the same. They have put Jay in a terrible position. It looks like he is the reason that Conan is now without a job. Jay is a great guy and it's not fair that due to NBC's stupidity he looks like the bad guy," a TV insider tells me.

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First Conan O'Brien says goodbye to NBC, and now Jay Leno might have one foot out the door as well. Oh, what a mess! Word is Jay is furious with the Peacock network for 'Tonight'-gate (trademark!) and may soon walk. More Jay details after the jump, plus Ryan's teary-eyed Simon emotions and why Brangelina won't be at the Globes after the jump!

First Conan O'Brien Leaves, Now Jay Leno?

Sources close to former 'Tonight Show' host Jay Leno tell me he is furious with the way NBC has treated him and Conan O'Brien and is considering walking away from the entire mess with his head held high. "Now that Conan has made it clear he is leaving the troubled network, Jay is considering doing the same. They have put Jay in a terrible position. It looks like he is the reason that Conan is now without a job. Jay is a great guy and it's not fair that due to NBC's stupidity he looks like the bad guy," a TV insider tells me.

Sim mas depois veio-se a dizer que afinal o Leno até estava a pressionar a NBC para ele voltar ao Tonight Show.

Noticia de hoje que alguns vieram desmentir sobre essas afirmações:

Leno gets support from NBC staff

LOS ANGELES – Jay Leno staffers say their boss isn't the bad guy in NBC's late-night upheaval.

Leno has faced online chatter and some reports suggesting he's wresting "Tonight" from Conan O'Brien.

"The network asked him to make a compromise. He's being a good soldier, and he's being trashed," said producer Jack Coen, who has worked with Leno for 14 years.

He added that there isn't any truth to the suggestion that the talk host forced the issue to get back on "The Tonight Show."

Tracie Fiss, a co-producer who has worked with Leno for 18 years, said her reaction to such characterizations is "frustration."

"Jay doesn't have the power to make these decisions. The decisions are made by NBC," she said.

Settlement talks continued Sunday on a deal that would let O'Brien leave NBC and "Tonight," and put Leno back into the 11:35 p.m. EST time slot he occupied for 17 years through last spring. NBC is dropping "The Jay Leno Show," his disappointing prime-time show that debuted last fall at 10 p.m.

A proposed deal would give O'Brien more than $30 million for leaving and allow him to go to another network as early as this fall, according to people familiar with the talks, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the negotiations.

After O'Brien rejected NBC's initial plan to move him and "Tonight" to midnight EST and give Leno a half-hour show at 11:30 p.m. EST, the flap became monologue fodder for them and for other late-night hosts. The exchanges, which grew increasingly pointed and with Leno often the target, have been widely reported.

Appearing by satellite last week for Leno's "Ten at Ten" question-and-answer segment, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel was asked to relate his best prank ever. Kimmel replied that he told a guy five years ago that he'd give him his show, and "then I took it back."

It was a thinly veiled reference to Leno's agreement in 2004 to surrender "The Tonight Show" to O'Brien last year.

Coen, who worked on "Tonight" with Leno and is a producer on Leno's prime-time show in charge of writing, said such barbed humor isn't unusual among comedians but contends it's being misinterpreted in news reports.

"It's interesting to be on this side of the story and see how it's being reported. They act as if he's the corporate lapdog but also the master marionette forcing these issues," Coen said.

If Leno emerges with "Tonight" but with his image scarred, it could have ramifications for him and his show.

Além de que já andam imensas piadas a gozar com isso... Primeiro o Kimmel, depois o próprio Conan com o "To kids watching: you can do anything you want in life. Unless Jay Leno wants to do it too!" e ainda esta madrugada com o Gervais nos Globos de Ouro.

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