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Los Angeles - Jay Leno may not be a "whiner," as he put it in response to the criticism his new 10 p.m. prime time show has faced. Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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Not everyone is dumping on Jay Leno... Nationally famous and superbly wealthy TV jokester Jay Leno is so well-regarded by NBC that it pinned its entire prime time programming strategy, to say nothing of its potential financial outlook, on his shoulders. Full Article at True/Slant
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It turns out Jay Leno is having a positive effect in the ratings. Unfortunately, the impact is on another network's numbers. According to a ratings analysis by ABC, the Alphabet's collective adults 18-49 Nielsen ratings with scripted series in the 10 p. Full Article at The Wrap
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Jay Leno, the human inside the joke machine. Full Article at True/Slant
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Jay Leno was off to a strong ratings start the first week with his new show in September and was lucky to have Kanye West as his first night's guest after the firestorm of controversy with Taylor Swift at the VMA's. But subsequent ratings for the 10 p. Full Article at Associated Content
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Then you go along and you're great; from last January to May, I was a genius ... I really don't take anything too personally. I find there's a lot of anger at NBC. But it's like I say to the people who write the dramas: If I weren't doing this, it would be 'Dateline' five nights a week or reality shows....
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You just do what you have to do to get the situation better ... You just keep tweaking. The one thing about TV is the longer you're on, the longer you're on. If you get past an initial point, then you're there, and people get used to it and they fall into a certain pattern. And I think that's the real t...
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I do kind of chuckle when people compare a show you do every night to a special that's on once or twice a year on HBO. We do a 14-minute monologue five nights a week; are all the jokes going to be gems? No. But they do OK
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If you give the public a product they can believe in and trust ... they will be loyal and come back.
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