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George Lopez says he’s ready to talk, in English and Spanish
These are tough times for late-night talk-show hosts. Jay Leno, whose late-night show doesn’t air so late anymore, has been under scrutiny for low ratings ever since he went to prime time in September. Full Article at DFW.com
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There hasn’t been somebody who has been known enough, who has the appeal broad enough to bring a little bit of everybody to the same place
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You have to acknowledge that there’s a lack of inclusiveness in late-night TV ... As a country, the mainstream is not the mainstream anymore. It’s just not. Whatever that term mainstream meant 30 years ago, it doesn’t mean the same [now] as it did 20 years ago, and it doesn’t mean the same thing it did ...
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You have to acknowledge that there’s a lack of inclusiveness in late-night TV
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To me, it is more like The Daily Show meets the old Politically Incorrect
