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"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" Episode dated 29 May 2009 (2009)



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29 May 2009
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Jay Leno welcomes his successor Conan O'Brien and singer James Taylor, and takes a look back at highlights of the Jaywalking segment. full summary | add synopsis
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This final episode of "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" brought just the right amount of laughs and smiles more (1 total)

Cast

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Jay Leno ... Himself - Host
Kevin Eubanks ... Himself - Bandleader

John Melendez ... Himself - Announcer

Conan O'Brien ... Himself - Guest
James Taylor ... Himself - Musical Guest
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Rodney Dangerfield ... Himself (archive footage)
Hannah Finders ... Herself
Mavis Leno ... Herself
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Series Cast
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Frank D'Amico ... Various Characters
Kurt Doss ... Various charecters comedy skits
Gilbert Gottfried ... Various Characters

Mike Kimmel ... Various Characters

Preston Lacy ... Various Characters
Gene LeBell ... Various Characters

Roger Lim ... Various Characters
Howie Mandel ... Various Characters
Mike Marino ... Various Characters
Matt Mitchell ... Himself / Correspondent

Brandon Molale ... Various Characters

Conrad E. Palmisano ... Various Characters
Matthew Parrott ... Various
Ian Putnam ... Various Characters
Jack Riley ... Various Characters

Mazio Royster ... Various Characters
Marvin 'Smitty' Smith ... Drummer

James Arnold Taylor ... Various Characters (voice) (uncredited)

Jim Wise ... Various Characters
Marianne Curan ... Various Characters

Debbie Entin ... Various Characters

Wendi Kenya ... Various Characters

Jennifer Lyons ... Various Characters

Judy Nazemetz ... Various Characters
Angela Ramos ... Herself / Correspondent
Marie Rudisill ... The Fruitcake Lady (uncredited)
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2 out of 2 people found the following review useful.
This final episode of "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" brought just the right amount of laughs and smiles, 10 June 2009
7/10
Author: tavm from Baton Rouge, La.

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

The last "Tonight Show with Jay Leno" began with Jay's regular monologue with potential Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayer leading the topics. Leno also mentions his new 10pm show which will remain at NBC, assuming the network is still around. At the desk, he shows clips of the best of "Jaywalking" and "Jaywalk All-Stars". Conan O'Brien is the first guest and he shows a clip of him disguising himself in order to interview some elder people for their reactions to his previous "Late Night" show. One laughs, one doesn't. (By the way, that segment finally aired in its entirety last night on Conan's "Tonight Show") Just after one audience member says, "Conan rocks!", Jay accompanies his successor off-stage before commercial. Then James Taylor shows up as the very last guest of "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" singing Jay's favorite song, "Sweet Baby James". Finally, Leno brings a surprise: He reveals that many of his staff married each other during the show's 17 years and in answer of what his legacy is, he reveals 68 offspring of that staff and says that someday when their children ask where they met, they'll say they met on "The Tonight Show"...This was a pretty entertaining farewell for Mr. Leno with plenty of wonderful laughs and fine sentiment for such a nice guy. And I loved that promo with Leno riding in his car with "10" on the door and "9 Central" near the trunk! And on that note, I'll indeed see you at 9 in September, Mr. Leno.

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