The Seven Best (Or, Somewhat Memorable) Moments Of The Jay Leno Show

by Steve Krakauer | 1:13 pm, February 9th, 2010

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After 95 episodes, the epic failure known as The Jay Leno Show airs its final episode tonight. Of course, Leno himself will be back after the Olympics, comfortably at 11:35pm all over again.

Which was pretty much the problem to begin with – the 10pm offering started as a similar product to the Tonight Show, and only became more like the old format as time went on.

But let’s not let that stop us from taking a look back at some of the best, most memorable, moments of the past (almost) five months. After an exhaustive search, here are some choices.

Let’s get started!

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CRZ says:

February 9, 2010 at 1:44 pm

Really? Eight pages? Really? Uh uh.

Magister says:

February 10, 2010 at 11:14 am

Other than a late night appearance, I first saw Pee-Wee on the old Wayland Flowers and Madame show and I’ve been a big fan, ever since. Thanks for posting the above video, otherwise, I would’ve totally missed it.

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