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That is entirely subjective...
Conan's worst is better than Lenos best. It will probably take a while for those people that didn't watch him before. Probably a generational thing.
Not sure about where they have Andy sitting ... I didn't think he got involved enough.
Twitter Tracker...that is great!
Richter is the only problem with the show. He either needs to pipe up once in a while or leave the show.
My ratings of the late night shows of all time (since the 80's)
1. Letterman on NBC
2. Letterman on CBS (90's)
3. Conan (Late night)
4. Johnny Carson
5. Jimmy Kimmel
Conan's second tonight show was alot better than the first, more of conan off the cuff humor which makes him great.
Nothing beats Letterman of the 80's on NBC, with such things as the thrill cam, prancing waters and Larry "Bud" Melman among others
Oh my, cyfan. Any ratings list that doesn't have Carson at the top has absolutely no credibility whatsoever. Johnny Carson's three decades on late night television will for ever be unmatched. He isn't referred to as the "King of Late Night Television" for nothing. There has never been anyone like him and quite frankly, I doubt there ever will be.
When he sat across the desk from a guest, he was an absolute master. His Karnac the Magnificent stunts were hilarious, no matter how many times you watched them. When he and his guests did short humorous vignettes it was absolutely side-splitting. He had a knack of getting common people (including children) on the show every now-and-then, and his ability to get down to their level was simply unbelievable. And when he had the animals on from the San Diego Zoo, you never knew what might happen or what he might say.
One thing Carson could do that most talk show hosts can't do is to allow themselves to be up-staged by a guest. Carson didn't have such a super-charged ego that he couldn't allow a charming and hilarious guest to steal the spotlight from time-to-time. There isn't a late night talker today that will allow that to happen.
Carson will always be the yardstick by which late night talk show hosts are judged...PERIOD.
Oh my, cyfan. Any ratings list that doesn't have Carson at the top has absolutely no credibility whatsoever. Johnny Carson's three decades on late night television will for ever be unmatched. He isn't referred to as the "King of Late Night Television" for nothing. There has never been anyone like him and quite frankly, I doubt there ever will be.
When he sat across the desk from a guest, he was an absolute master. His Karnac the Magnificent stunts were hilarious, no matter how many times you watched them. When he and his guests did short humorous vignettes it was absolutely side-splitting. He had a knack of getting common people (including children) on the show every now-and-then, and his ability to get down to their level was simply unbelievable. And when he had the animals on from the San Diego Zoo, you never knew what might happen or what he might say.
One thing Carson could do that most talk show hosts can't do is to allow themselves to be up-staged by a guest. Carson didn't have such a super-charged ego that he couldn't allow a charming and hilarious guest to steal the spotlight from time-to-time. There isn't a late night talker today that will allow that to happen.
Carson will always be the yardstick by which late night talk show hosts are judged...PERIOD.
Now, that was a classic Conan episode. He's starting to settle in and work into his grove. In the year 3000 was great.