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David Letterman is having a good chuckle over
Jay Leno's
new primetime comedy/talk show.
"Welcome to the
Late Show. Still at 11:35," Letterman
deadpanned on his show Tuesday night.
Said CBS'
Craig Ferguson, "Jay's getting a little older now. So 10
p.m. is kinda 'late night' for Jay."
Leno also joked about his new show, which will air five nights a
week at 10 p.m. starting in the fall of 2009
"Guys, leave those boxes. We're not going anywhere," he said,
adding that reports about a possible network move "were nothing but
rumors started by a disgruntled employee: me."
See photos of stars acting goofy.
Leno teased that Letterman would try to one-up him with a
scheduling change by having a show at 9:59 p.m.
"Just when I think I'm out, they pull me back in," Leno jokingly
told reporters at a press conference Tuesday. "Originally, I wasn't
going to stay with NBC. But my parents said, 'Whatever you do in
life, always try to come in 4th.'"
The new show will feature Leno's opening monologue and sketches
like "Headlines" and "Jaywalking." Bandleader
Kevin Eubanks will
also return.
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