Howard usually doesn't appear on a talk show unless he meets with his psychiatrist first, which might explain his rant. He goes off about Conan, The Tonight Show, and Late Night after calling himself a "student of late night television."
Here's a treat from last night's edition of Late Night: Jimmy Fallon performing as Bob Dylan and singing the Charles in Charge theme song. Note that his impression of Dylan is just as good as his impression of Neil Young.
On Late Night, Amy Poehler proposed a way that would make the show even more hilarious. Have Bill Murray play the mayor. Since Bill Murray has no representation or accessible contact information, Amy had to ask him on national television.
Tiger Woods visited Late Night for the first time in a year and a half last night. Immediately, Fallon thanked Woods for having the courage to appear again—and then apologized for a year's worth of jokes about him.
Ted Danson appeared on Late Night to promote his new eco-friendly book, so the show went dark and held the interview using only two flashlights. We also got a glimpse of Ted and Mary Steenburgen's farewell tape for Steve Carell.
On Late Night, Tyra Banks talks about why she decided to become a college girl (She attends Harvard business). She is even living on campus! Don't panic, it's not exactly what you think.
Right after marveling at how Fallon has hit the big time with his talk show, the sibling comedy directors share their favorite technique for keeping up energy levels on set. Complete with Jeremy Irons' off-the-cuff sarcasm.
