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The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (10/22/1998)

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Tonight, Jay welcomes George Clooney, actress Ming-Na Wen, and the music of Sarah MacLachlan. Also: summer products. Includes commercials, taped off KING-TV Seattle.
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Комментарии : 13

@lisab7977 Год назад

How weird. Watching this on 7/21/23, heatwave is going on across the country, and watched the World Cup earlier today (USA beat Vietnam 3-0). Eerie similarities!

@cylon6 Год назад

I loved The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Don't care.

@ertertwert1 Месяц назад

Me too!

@musicman76enator Год назад

The date of this episode should actually be June 25 1998.

@larrygrebler5054 Год назад

Thanks.

@FredLord-sp4ym Год назад

0:28 Kevin rocks! Ellen Brown's technical direction was roller-coaster great! Thanks for sharing.

@Weezing336 2 года назад

I'd love more episodes of Jay Leno when and if you find them. Thanks.

@COMPFUNK2 9 дней назад

16:37 - Back when you could get a value meal for $2.99. Those were the days…

@IamReallySanta 7 месяцев назад

I wasted too much time hating on Jay simply because I liked Letterman more. Older and wiser...they were both great, but in different ways.

@edub9930 Год назад

God shes beautiful 😍

@janishart5128 Год назад

WHO??!! There are TWO women on the program!!

@papagen00 10 месяцев назад

Yes beautiful sombrero

@johngraves6878 5 месяцев назад

Not funny. The audience reactions seem artificial and over the top. Seems Leno only really got funny in the 2000's, like from 2003 onward. The mid oughts onward, the show becomes priceless.