Will the topsy-turvy world of late night television ever stop being so downright topsy-turvy? First Kilborn retires, and now this. I guess if there's one thing we can count on from the topsy-turvy world of late night, it's topsy-turviness.
Before we all start speculating on replacements, let's take some time to congratulate Conan O'Brien. He's really tall, after all, and a much funnier writer than he is a performer. Kudos, Conan! It's about time you got some recognition for going to Harvard and working on that Daily Pudding thing or whatever it is.
Now for the speculating. I can't confirm that any of these names are actually being considered for the two late late night hosting spots, but I can say that a friend of a friend might have recently been hired to fellate one of Hollywood's biggest power brokers, let's call him Spike Movitz, and, in the throes of man-on-paid-man passion, this list just might have fallen out the pocket of said power broker's dungarees.
Before we all start speculating on replacements, let's take some time to congratulate Conan O'Brien. He's really tall, after all, and a much funnier writer than he is a performer. Kudos, Conan! It's about time you got some recognition for going to Harvard and working on that Daily Pudding thing or whatever it is.
Now for the speculating. I can't confirm that any of these names are actually being considered for the two late late night hosting spots, but I can say that a friend of a friend might have recently been hired to fellate one of Hollywood's biggest power brokers, let's call him Spike Movitz, and, in the throes of man-on-paid-man passion, this list just might have fallen out the pocket of said power broker's dungarees.
