The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (2009–2010) 7.6
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Cast
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| Conan O'Brien | ... |
Himself - Host
(145 episodes, 2009-2010)
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| Andy Richter | ... |
Himself - Announcer
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Jimmy Vivino | ... |
Himself - Musical Director
(110 episodes, 2009-2010)
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Richie 'La Bamba' Rosenberg | ... |
Himself - The Tonight Show Band: Trombone
(98 episodes, 2009-2010)
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Jerry Vivino | ... |
Himself - The Tonight Show Band: Saxophone
(98 episodes, 2009-2010)
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| Max Weinberg | ... |
Himself - Bandleader
(91 episodes, 2009-2010)
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Scott Healy | ... |
Himself - The Tonight Show Band: Keyboards
(90 episodes, 2009-2010)
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Mike Merritt | ... |
Himself - The Tonight Show Band: Bass
(90 episodes, 2009-2010)
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Mark 'Love Man' Pender | ... |
Himself - The Tonight Show Band: Trumpet
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James Wormworth | ... |
Himself - The Tonight Show Band: Percussion
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Ronnie Gutierrez | ... |
Himself - The Tonight Show Band: Percussion
(54 episodes, 2009)
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Opening monologues, sketches, celebrity interviews, and musical performances are commonly featured.
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Man in audience: I love you Conan!
Conan O'Brien: I love you too ma'am.
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During the time of the "Late Night Wars", in January 2010, in which NBC was re-scheduling its Late Night-program, there evolved the "I'm with Coco" movement, which favored Conan O'Brien over Jay Leno as host (of "The Tonight Show" or anything else) and thought that NBC's behavior towards O'Brien was rude. See more »Quotes
[repeated line]Man in audience: I love you Conan!
Conan O'Brien: I love you too ma'am.
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I stayed up late this past Friday to watch Conan's last Tonight Show. It is his last due to the poor management of the NBC Network more than anything else. NBC has done nearly everything it could possibly do to end it's late night reign that it inherited from Johnny Carson. This might put the final nail in that coffin. Conan now has the record as the shortest tenure as Tonight host due to the nonsense of self-destruction going on at NBC.
I found this last show with Will Farrell to be a very good show. Conan bowed out with a style as defiant as anyone- his last appearance was on stage with the band, grinding on a guitar like a hard rocker behind Will Farrell singing a defiant song. This is indeed appropriate. He lost a short battle to keep Tonight to the consummate Leno the same way that Letterman did when Carson left. The decision here has everything to do with politics & nothing to do with talent.
Cross reference http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1445990/usercomments-1
NBC has really messed this up, as the ratings for both Leno & Conan's Tonight had gotten better since the feud started. NBC as Leno quipped recently, doesn't care about ratings and as soon as both these shows started to soar, they acted quickly, way too quickly against their own financial interest.
I believe you will see Conan Tonight on FOX in September, unless he gets a better offer from the Home Shopping Network. I mean, Conan can sell & with his punch I am sure he could move Ginsu Knives better than most folks. If Conan does get started in September, watch for Leno & Letterman to both take a ratings hit.
I have one suggestion for TNT, since your trying to build your Late night ratings, try & talk Conan into doing Conan Tonight like Carson originally did the Tonight Show, for 90 minutes. This would give TNT the opportunity to smash into the ratings of Leno & Letterman.