Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“I'm surprised they keep bringing back Suspects, the last run didn't well at all.
I wonder if Impractical Jokers is going to air on Fridays after Big Brother?
The chat show has had to evolve, Jimmy Fallon managed to make The Tonight Show relevant again with viral friendly games and that's been copied somewhat by Kimmel and Corden. Although Letterman's decision to retire wasn't a surprise, I wouldn't be surprised if CBS had been planning to let him retire so they could a younger and cheaper host.”
“I'm surprised they keep bringing back Suspects, the last run didn't well at all.
I wonder if Impractical Jokers is going to air on Fridays after Big Brother?
The chat show has had to evolve, Jimmy Fallon managed to make The Tonight Show relevant again with viral friendly games and that's been copied somewhat by Kimmel and Corden. Although Letterman's decision to retire wasn't a surprise, I wouldn't be surprised if CBS had been planning to let him retire so they could a younger and cheaper host.”
Johnny Carson will forever be The King of Late Night. In his last US TV appearance, on the rival Letterman programme, he stops the show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9i6A6LGwa4



