TeeVeeCloset
01-14-2010, 01:15 PM
In my humble opinion, here is the perfect solution to the very interesting and enjoyable current late night talk show wars!
Jay should "Jaywalk" right over to ABC and take 11:35PM, Kimmel follows at 12:35AM (His demo)
Conan stays at NBC doing "The Tonight Show" at 11:35PM, Fallon follows at 12:35AM (His demo)
Letterman continues at CBS (no changes)
They all then battle it at on the big three networks at 11:35PM.....perfect solution if you ask me.....
If Conan or Leno goes to Fox, yes they get a head start, but Fox has a history of not staying with their properties and both could be ending their careers prematurely, Rivers, Johnson, Chase all failed at Fox......also especially Conan skews to an younger demographic which is glued to "The Daily Show" already @11PM, don't forget its "The Daily Show and its host" that wins the emmy every year.
Plus if you start an hour show at 11PM, It's too easy to have significant viewer drop off at 11:35PM when the other shows are just starting and the 11PM show is wrapping up with less than desired material.
I honestly feel my suggestion makes the most sense and that comes from someone who has worked in the TV industry for 30 straight years but unfortunately has no control to offer my solution to anyone but my friends here at this board!
Jay should "Jaywalk" right over to ABC and take 11:35PM, Kimmel follows at 12:35AM (His demo)
Conan stays at NBC doing "The Tonight Show" at 11:35PM, Fallon follows at 12:35AM (His demo)
Letterman continues at CBS (no changes)
They all then battle it at on the big three networks at 11:35PM.....perfect solution if you ask me.....
If Conan or Leno goes to Fox, yes they get a head start, but Fox has a history of not staying with their properties and both could be ending their careers prematurely, Rivers, Johnson, Chase all failed at Fox......also especially Conan skews to an younger demographic which is glued to "The Daily Show" already @11PM, don't forget its "The Daily Show and its host" that wins the emmy every year.
Plus if you start an hour show at 11PM, It's too easy to have significant viewer drop off at 11:35PM when the other shows are just starting and the 11PM show is wrapping up with less than desired material.
I honestly feel my suggestion makes the most sense and that comes from someone who has worked in the TV industry for 30 straight years but unfortunately has no control to offer my solution to anyone but my friends here at this board!