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    unclevanya: They will limp along with him until next spring and fulfill the contract, mainly because they have no other new programming to replace it. The point o... more »
    Magister: I believe the Leno Experiment has not only eliminated NBC at ten, but it has probably dragged down their nine o'clock shows and has negatively effecte... more »
    PandoraSpocks: I've watched it. And I cannot believe that some network asshole thought this would work AND someone else signed off on it for five nights a week. Whe... more »
    JennaW: To my shock, certain comments on this page lead me to believe that there are people who have actually watched this show! #jayleno more »
    i'm a bottle: January Jones played Betty really well, and the character was interesting for a while, but the character herself was tiresome. Her treating the kids ... more »
    SpyMagician: Here, you want ratings, do the following: - Ditch Leno. - Get HD video of cute animals. Crisp, clear, cute. - One hour each night of cute animal vide... more »
    MrInBetween: In the TV lexicon, "a Leno" will forever mean a colossal bet made on a certain loser. #jayleno more »
    Mike Jahn: The guy is an undisputed car nut. Give him a show called "Beverly Hills Chopper." #jayleno more »
    miss_msry: People actually admit paying to see this skank? #britneyspears more »
    Airvault: 1) Sampras and Agassi. #gossip more »
    mattchew03: Even though it would make the show even more like it was before, I think Leno would benefit from ditching a bunch of his new (unfunny) correspondents ... more »
    Bunsy: Saw it at NYC screening with Jason, his dad and the two actresses... really great movie and yes, if you are a road warrior (or like to fire people), y... more »
    Trixie from Toronto: I love Jason Reitman, but this is kind of stupid. Journalists are generally allotted about 15 minutes of time with someone of his fame. I can't imagin... more »
    PaisleyPajamas: Up In The Air is a thoroughly enjoyable movie. Reitman really took a risk with the subject matter and it plays well. If you've ever worked in the tr... more »
    skt.smth: Alright, alright. Back when those stupid Aussies did that blackface routine on that TV show with Harry Connick Jr., I was all like "there's no way tha... more »
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  • #recaps

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