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Jay Leno earnings to TV to recover late-night climax

Jill Serjeant LOS ANGELES Sun February 28, 2010 1:56pm EST Related News Jay Leno sets high-profile "Tonight Show" guestsMon, February twenty-two 2010Kevin Eubanks exiting as Leno bandleaderWed, February seventeen 2010 Host Jay Leno gestures during a row for his arriving radio array

Host Jay Leno gestures during a row for his arriving radio array ""The Jay Leno Show"" at the Television Critics Association Cable summer press debate in Pasadena, California Aug 5, 2009.

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jay Leno earnings to "The Tonight Show" on Monday, and so does his table -- a pointer that struggling network NBC wants the flagship late-night TV module to lapse to normal after Conan O"Brien unsuccessful as the host.

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More than a month after O"Brien left "The Tonight Show" in a sour dissection with NBC and 3 weeks after Leno sealed off from the network"s luckless "The Jay Leno Show" at 10 p.m., Leno slips behind in to his old chair as "The Tonight Show" host.

The subject is: Will viewers, who crowned him the aristocrat of late-night TV for fifteen years in that desired role, react him?

In what is approaching to be mostly the same attempted and tested regulation of luminary chat, monologue, peculiar headlines and low-pitched interludes, Leno"s opening week is packaged with a stellar choice together with Winter Olympics champions Lindsey Vonn and Shaun White, decorated "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert, footballer Brett Favre and statesman Sarah Palin.

Perhaps some-more important, or symbolic, is that he is bringing behind the bureau table he ditched for some-more infrequent arm chairs in a much-talked about shift of character on "The Jay Leno Show".

"They have to go behind to the regulation that was working, and they have to goal they get the viewers back," pronounced Marc Berman, comparison TV bard with Mediaweek.

NBC axed "The Jay Leno Show" progressing this year given of complaints from internal affiliates who pronounced the bad ratings were on condition that a diseased lead in to their late headlines programs.

His warm picture took a strike in the sour reshuffle that finished in Jan with Conan O"Brien"s $45 million exit from the desired "Tonight Show" hosting pursuit after usually 7 months.

"DAMAGE CONTROL"

Apart from advertisements during NBC"s Winter Olympics, graduation for Leno"s lapse has been low key.

In his usually vital talk given "The Jay Leno Show" was yanked off the air, Leno told Oprah Winfrey that he would have his work cut out to recapture his audience. "I think there"s a lot of repairs carry out that needs to be done...The usually approach you can repair these things is to try and do great shows, not be bitter, not be indignant or dissapoint or whatever," Leno told Winfrey.

Ratings for the "Tonight Show" slid after O"Brien took over in Jun 2009, permitting opposition David Letterman on CBS to take a unchanging lead in the conflict for late-night network viewers for the initial time given 1994.

Leno, 59, was enjoying about the same 5.3 million normal assembly for "The Jay Leno Show" as he had during his 17-year reign on "The Tonight Show".

Most TV analysts think Leno will onslaught to get the same numbers immediately. But Steve Sternberg, former researcher with Magna Global, pronounced conjecture of a recoil from supporters of O"Brien was "gibberish" given he has a opposite fan base.

"Jay Leno"s picture with his fans has not soured at all...While Conan fans might be fit in their anger, it unequivocally has no stroke on Leno," Sternberg wrote in his blog The Sternberg Report last week.

"The normal median age of Jay Leno (viewers) on the "Tonight Show" was 54. This equates to half of his viewers are 55 or comparison -- in all an age organisation that is really loyal. There"s no reason not to design them to happily acquire him behind to his old time slot," Sternberg wrote.

(Editing by Bob Tourtellotte and Cynthia Osterman)

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