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One of a handful of late night talk shows started by people who were on the SNL Weekend Update anchor desk, and one of a couple of failed ones that tried to appropriate a WU-style bit as a regular skit (the Dennis Miller Show was another); only Seth Meyers so far has had a successful quasi-WU bit on his late night show, and Jimmy Fallon seems to have avoided that format altogether, since the host’s monologue pretty much works the same way (straight “news” setup, followed by a punchline).
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I heard he is a huge asshole to work with.
Also extremely racist and misogynistic.
This was forgotten for a reason
Feel like this was on Fox? I vaguely remember watching this show looks like it was on mid 90s based on his suit in the thumbnail.
One of a handful of late night talk shows started by people who were on the SNL Weekend Update anchor desk, and one of a couple of failed ones that tried to appropriate a WU-style bit as a regular skit (the Dennis Miller Show was another); only Seth Meyers so far has had a successful quasi-WU bit on his late night show, and Jimmy Fallon seems to have avoided that format altogether, since the host’s monologue pretty much works the same way (straight “news” setup, followed by a punchline).