The Jay Leno Show

2009

The Jay Leno Show

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The Jay Leno Show is an American comedy show created by and starring Jay Leno, that aired at 10 p.m. from September 14, 2009 to February 9, 2010 on NBC, after Leno's initial retirement from hosting The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. In January 2010, NBC announced that due to affiliate concerns about its effect on their newscasts, The Jay Leno Show would be shortened to 30 minutes and moved from primetime to 11:35 p.m., the timeslot that had been occupied by The Tonight Show for nearly 60 years. The Tonight Show host Conan O'Brien released a public statement saying that he would not participate in moving Tonight to 12:05 a.m., asserting that it would damage the highly respected franchise. Despite much support for O'Brien from both the public and media professionals alike NBC maintained its plan to move Leno to 11:35. On January 21, 2010, NBC reached a $45 million settlement with O'Brien in order to end his contract. Leno resumed his duties as host of Tonight on March 1, 2010. Leno ended on February 9, 2010 after being on the air for only four months, with Entertainment Weekly calling the program television's "Biggest Bomb of All Time."

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Seasons & Episodes

EP95 Series Finale: Ashton Kutcher, Bob Costas, Gabourey Sidibe

Feb. 09,2010

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EP94 Emma Roberts, Charles Barkley

Feb. 08,2010

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EP93 Bill Maher, Gretchen Bleiler

Feb. 05,2010

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EP92 Wanda Sykes

Feb. 04,2010

TV host Wanda Sykes; Olympic figure skater Evan Lysacek.

EP91 Jessica Biel

Feb. 03,2010

Actress Jessica Biel; TV host Jimmy Fallon.

EP90 Jessica Alba

Feb. 01,2010

Actress Jessica Alba; Olympian John Shuster.

EP89 Howie Mandel

Jan. 29,2010

TV show host Howie Mandel.

EP88 Bill Paxton

Jan. 28,2010

Actor Bill Paxton, Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.).

EP87 Mel Gibson

Jan. 26,2010

Actor Mel Gibson.

EP86 Mark Harmon

Jan. 25,2010

Actor Mark Harmon and Alonzo Bodden

EP85 Billy Crystal

Jan. 21,2010

Actor Billy Crystal; actress Zoe Saldana.

EP84 James Cameron

Jan. 20,2010

Director James Cameron; actress Selena Gomez.

EP83 Chelsea Handler

Jan. 19,2010

TV show host Chelsea Handler; former professional basketball player Michael Jordan.

EP82 Emily Blunt

Jan. 18,2010

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EP81 Julianne Moore

Jan. 15,2010

Julianne Moore, Ricky Gervais

EP80 Dwayne Johnson

Jan. 14,2010

Dwayne Johnson, Jimmy Kimmel

EP79 Heidi Klum

Jan. 13,2010

Heidi Klum, Kourtney Kardashian

EP78 Sandra Bullock

Jan. 12,2010

Sandra Bullock, Anderson Cooper

EP77 Bill Cosby

Jan. 11,2010

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EP76 Brian Williams

Jan. 08,2010

Journalist Brian Williams; correspondents Ross Matthews and Mikey Day.

EP75 Denzel Washington

Jan. 07,2010

Actor Denzel Washington; comic Mikey Day.

EP74 Hugh Jackman, Katie Couric

Jan. 06,2010

Actor Hugh Jackman; journalist Katie Couric.

EP73 Kim Kardashian, Jillian Michaels, Guy Fieri

Jan. 05,2010

TV personality Kim Kardashian; TV personality Jillian Michaels.

EP72 Tim Allen

Jan. 04,2010

Actor Tim Allen; TV personality Adam Carolla.

EP71 Julie Scardina, African Children's Choir

Dec. 23,2009

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EP70 Dane Cook

Dec. 22,2009

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EP69 Jeff Bridges, Adam Lambert

Dec. 21,2009

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EP68 Glenn Beck, Kate Gosselin

Dec. 18,2009

TV show host Glenn Beck; TV personality Kate Gosselin.

EP67 Sam Worthington, Mary J. Blige

Dec. 17,2009

Actor Sam Worthington; Mary J. Blige performs.

EP66 Sigourney Weaver, John Mayer

Dec. 16,2009

Actress Anna Kendrick; director James Cameron.

EP65 Christina Applegate, Nick Lachey

Dec. 15,2009

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EP64 Anna Kendrick, Tim McGraw

Dec. 14,2009

Actress Anna Kendrick; director James Cameron.

EP63 Gordon Ramsay

Dec. 11,2009

Chef Gordon Ramsay; musician Brad Paisley.

EP62 Matt Damon, Barry Manilow

Dec. 10,2009

Actor Matt Damon; Barry Manilow performs.

EP61 Quentin Tarantino, Drew Brees

Dec. 09,2009

Director Quentin Tarantino; professional football player Drew Brees.

EP60 Gabourey Sidibe, Winner of The Biggest Loser Danny Cahill

Dec. 08,2009

Actress Gabourey Sidibe; Ross Matthews talks to the winner of "The Biggest Loser."

EP59 Susan Sarandon, Andrea Bocelli with the Muppets

Dec. 07,2009

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EP58 Kelsey Grammer, Taylor Swift

Dec. 04,2009

Actor Kelsey Grammer; musician Taylor Swift.

EP57 Morgan Freeman, Maxwell, Nick Thune

Dec. 03,2009

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EP56 John Travolta, Kim Kardashian

Dec. 02,2009

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EP55 Bill Maher

Nov. 30,2009

Features host of Real Time with Bill Maher and his 'Green Car Challenge', 'Ten @ Ten' segment with Jennifer Lopez, Adam Corrolla with 'Kackass of the Month', and 'Headlines' segments.

EP54 Megan Fox

Nov. 26,2009

Actress Megan Fox.

EP53 Paula Patton

Nov. 25,2009

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EP52 Charles Barkley, The Biggest Loser contestant Allen Smith

Nov. 24,2009

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EP51 Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lady Gaga

Nov. 23,2009

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-Calif.); Lady Gaga performs.

EP50 Kellan Lutz, Ed Begley Jr.

Nov. 20,2009

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EP49 Dakota Fanning, Kate Flannery, Jeff Dunham, Mikey Day

Nov. 19,2009

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EP48 Larry the Cable Guy, Mikey Day

Nov. 18,2009

Comic Larry the Cable Guy; correspondent Mikey Day.

EP47 The Biggest Loser Rebecca Meyer, Kevin Nealon, Tyra Banks

Nov. 17,2009

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EP46 Taylor Lautner, Heather Locklear

Nov. 16,2009

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EP45 Terrence Howard, Terry Bradshaw

Nov. 13,2009

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EP44 Penelope Cruz, Dolly Parton

Nov. 12,2009

Actress Penélope Cruz; singer Dolly Parton.

EP43 Sandra Bullock

Nov. 11,2009

Actress Sandra Bullock; comic Mikey Day.

EP42 Howie Mandel

Nov. 10,2009

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EP41 Kathy Griffin

Nov. 09,2009

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EP40 Elizabeth Banks

Nov. 06,2009

Actress Elizabeth Banks.

EP39 Wanda Sykes, Rachael Ray, Dan Finnerty & the Dan Band

Nov. 05,2009

Comic Wanda Sykes; TV personality Rachael Ray; Dan Finnerty and the Dan Band.

EP38 Jenna Bush Hager, Laura Bush

Nov. 04,2009

Author Jenna Bush Hager; former first lady Laura Bush; comic Mikey Day.

EP37 Katie Featherston & Micah Sloat

Nov. 03,2009

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EP36 Mariah Carey, a performance from Cirque du Soleil's

Nov. 02,2009

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EP35 John Cusack, Frank Caliendo

Oct. 30,2009

Actor John Cusack; comic Frank Caliendo; comic Adam Carolla.

EP34 Paula Abdul

Oct. 29,2009

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EP33 Chelsea Handler, Brian Williams

Oct. 28,2009

Comic Chelsea Handler; journalist Brian Williams.

EP32 Ewan McGregor, Tina Fey

Oct. 27,2009

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EP31 Dr. Phil McGraw

Oct. 26,2009

Jay's guest is Dr. Phil McGraw.

EP30 Colin Firth

Oct. 23,2009

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EP29 Hilary Swank, Jerry Jones

Oct. 22,2009

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EP28 Rainn Wilson

Oct. 21,2009

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EP27 Martha Stewart, Ludacris

Oct. 20,2009

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EP26 Rod Stewart

Oct. 19,2009

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EP25 Ross Mathews, Sen. John McCain

Oct. 16,2009

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EP24 Matt Lauer, Jeff Dunham

Oct. 15,2009

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EP23 Mikey Day, Bill Cosby

Oct. 14,2009

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EP22 John C. Reilly, Ben Roethlisberger

Oct. 13,2009

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EP21 Dana Carvey

Oct. 12,2009

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EP20 Terry Bradshaw

Oct. 09,2009

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EP19 Gerard Butler, Ben Harper & Jack Black

Oct. 08,2009

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EP18 Wanda Sykes, Kathleen Sebelius

Oct. 07,2009

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EP17 Abigail Breslin, Cindy McCain

Oct. 06,2009

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EP16 Jamie Foxx, Joe Torre

Oct. 05,2009

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EP15 Jenna Fischer, Dan Ahdoot, Photo Booth

Oct. 02,2009

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EP14 Chris Rock

Oct. 01,2009

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EP13 Adam Carolla, Steve Carell, Vince Gill & Emmylou Harris

Sep. 30,2009

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EP12 Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Billy Crystal

Sep. 29,2009

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EP11 Bill Maher, Brad Paisley & Sheryl Crow

Sep. 28,2009

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EP10 Hugh Laurie, LeBron James

Sep. 25,2009

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EP9 Rush Limbaugh, Smokey Robinson with Joss Stone

Sep. 24,2009

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EP8 Vince Vaughn, Michaels vs. Costas

Sep. 23,2009

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EP7 Pee-Wee Herman, Amy Poehler, 99 Cent Store

Sep. 22,2009

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EP6 Jennifer Garner, Barney Frank, Headlines

Sep. 21,2009

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EP5 Drew Barrymore, Mel Gibson

Sep. 18,2009

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EP4 Halle Berry, Bruce Hornsby with Eric Clapton

Sep. 17,2009

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EP3 Robin Williams, Miley Cyrus

Sep. 16,2009

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EP2 Michael Moore, Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz

Sep. 15,2009

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EP1 Jerry Seinfeld, Jay-Z with Rihanna & Kanye West

Sep. 14,2009

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EP0 Bill Maher

Dec. 01,2009

Never Aired, pre-empted.

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Released: 2009-09-14 | Released Producted By: Universal Media Studios , Big Dog Productions Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.thejaylenoshow.com/

Synopsis

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Cast

Jay Leno , Kevin Eubanks

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Reviews

darcie723 I find The Jay Leno Show to be very Unique and different.Jay has made a jump from Late night to Prime Time.He still keeps his popular segments like Headlines and Jaywalking.The Band is now called The Prime Time Band.I hope that This show will stay on the air.Jay is very talented.GOOD JOB JAY! I hope to go see the show someday.I think that Jay on early people don't have to stay up until midnight and watch him.Jay is a very good entertainer and I think this show will do good.

PinnokkioX Seriously, that may be the only radical change in his new show. Everything else is pretty much the same as when he was on The Tonight Show.For his first show, he had the same politically-themed monologue, used the old familiar Headlines bit and brought a segment featuring a comedian nobody heard of before but I doubt Leno fans will like it. As for the guests, he had Jerry Seinfeld on as his 1st guest and also a music performance by Jay-Z, Rihanna and Kanye West, who also apologized for his infamous interruption during Taylor Swift's VMA award acceptance speech.Jay Leno continues to do what he had been doing for the last 17 years which is rely on everything and everyone around him to provide the funny for his show while he goes on through the motions, as if his main concern is to finish tonight's show so he can immediately start tomorrow's show.I wish Jay Leno would try harder at being funny himself than depending on everyone else to be funny for him. The 1st show attracted 18 million viewers so he has a fan base, nobody can deny that but the true abilities of The Jay Leno Show will be revealed when the show goes head- to-head against NBC's dramas. And even if it wins the ratings battle, it wouldn't matter much anyway cause people's standards have been lowered to the point where they will believe anything they see on TV is "great". It won't change the fact that Jay Leno stopped being funny a long time ago.In conclusion, if you liked the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, you will like the Jay Leno Show. If you didn't like the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, you're probably still waiting on Conan to be himself again.

interested Jay's show is a refreshing hour of entertainment. I've read some think it's too much like his Tonight show but we didn't expect Jay to change more than he has. None of the other late night shows are as good as Jay is. Keep up the great work, Jay and please let us hear more from and about the gal who sings each night with Kevin & The Band just as you go to commercial. She's so terrific but we, the TV audience, just get to hear & see a tiny bit of what she does. We'll keep watching and hope to see you feature her in at least 1 number each night! Please make her and the band a regular part of the broadcast, at least 4 minutes each show! They're better than any musical guests! We're so glad they stayed with your show!

ctomvelu1 I have just finished watching portions of the first two episodes of Leno's new talk show. I have seen Leno live and he is much funnier than he ever has been on TV. His new show will primarily appeal to older Americans who wouldn't dream of watching a Comedy Central Roast and think David Letterman -- the true king of late night TV -- is too edgy or incomprehensible. I figure the earlier time slot for Leno's new show is for the sake of aging Baby Boomers who are long gone by 11:30. Leno's monologues are tepid, and the whole format strikes me as odd. Maybe he should do a variety show, like Ed Sullivan. Or he could do a revamp of The Midnight Special, only at 10 p.m. If you can stay awake long enough for Letterman, that's the show to watch.