Leno says goodnight to 'Tonight'
Clip: 2/6/2014 | 4m 46s
As Leno exits ‘Tonight,’ late night TV seeks younger viewers
After 22 years, Jay Leno will offer his final monologue as host of “The Tonight Show” Thursday. Leno took over the iconic late night television show from Johnny Carson in 1992; now he passes the job on to fellow comedian Jimmy Fallon. Hari Sreenivasan looks at what’s next for “Tonight” with Bill Carter of The New York Times.
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Leno says goodnight to 'Tonight'
Clip: 2/6/2014 | 4m 46s
After 22 years, Jay Leno will offer his final monologue as host of “The Tonight Show” Thursday. Leno took over the iconic late night television show from Johnny Carson in 1992; now he passes the job on to fellow comedian Jimmy Fallon. Hari Sreenivasan looks at what’s next for “Tonight” with Bill Carter of The New York Times.
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