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The Tonight Show

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The Tonight Show
The Tonight Show.png
TV Show Information
Genre: Talk show
Starring: Current: Jimmy Fallon
Former: Jay Leno
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Country of origin: USA
Channel: NBC
First appearance: "Treehouse of Horror II"


The Tonight Show is a talk show starring Jay Leno, and before that Johnny Carson.

History[edit]

When Bart was younger, he watched part of Carson's monologue.[1]

After being replaced from The Be Sharps, Chief Wiggum was watching The Tonight Show when Johnny Carson, characterized as Carnac the Magnificent, named three Castaways: Gilligan, the Skipper, and Chief Wiggum. Angered, he shot at the television.[2]

Bart and Lisa watched an episode of The Tonight Show. They didn't find the joke Carson told in his opening monologue funny but still enjoyed being up late.[3]

When Rupert Murdoch visited Moe's, he asked Moe to turn on The Tonight Show, and he started watching it.[4]

When Bart and Homer were searching for evidence on the Internet to help release Krusty from the International Court of Justice, they found a clip on MyTube from The Tonight Show where Krusty was drunk.[5]

Non-canon[edit]

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Bart and Lisa were watching The Tonight Show, with Johnny Carson performing as his Carnac the Magnificent character.[6]

Behind the Laughter[edit]

The Tonight Show is a real talk show on TV.

Appearances[edit]

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