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kimmel is really no less/more popular than conan with the populace at large.
Well, we can hope but the fact still remains that the Tonight Show lost over 2 million viewers when Conan replaced Jay Leno.
+1 and replace the both of them with 2 straights hours of Fallon.
would be funny if Leno, Conan, and NBC planned this whole thing just to create a nation-wide sympathetic response to O'Brien so that at last minute Leno would "change his mind" and O'brien would remain in the late night slot with like 10,000,000 viewers.
Wouldn't shock me, I'm sure Conan's generating tons of ratings right now.
Wouldn't shock me, I'm sure Conan's generating tons of ratings right now.
Actually, he's not.
O'Brien's big city tune-in increased again Wednesday, with "Tonight" notching a 1.8 rating among adults 18-49, according to metered market overnight numbers from the 25 big cities where Nielsen measures such data. That's up from Tuesday's 1.7 rating -- and nearly double the 1.0 earned by CBS's "Late Show with David Letterman" (Dave was also up, from a 0.9).
Actually, he's not.
Nope...he's still losing to Letterman. Leno's show completely killed the Tonight Show audience.
O'Brien's big city tune-in increased again Wednesday, with "Tonight" notching a 1.8 rating among adults 18-49, according to metered market overnight numbers from the 25 big cities where Nielsen measures such data. That's up from Tuesday's 1.7 rating -- and nearly double the 1.0 earned by CBS's "Late Show with David Letterman" (Dave was also up, from a 0.9).
http://www.thewrap.com/ind-column/co...t-moment-12952