[eypc]

what about the scottsman that was on the drew cary show?

 

[TheMarchingMule]

Why no Conan?

Alas, I shall choose Jay Leno then.

 

[Joshatdot]

[*] Other - Connan

 

[Superpredator]

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Ditto. If not Colbert then Conan, and if not Conan then nobody. I haven't even watched Conan in 4 years. I'm assuming he's still funny.

 

[scompton]

I voted for Leno. I don't think Letterman is funny anymore and I've aways hated Paul Shaffer. I loved Letterman in the 80's. My friends and I used to get stoned and watch Twilight Zone, PTL Club, and Letterman every night. It made for a very strange evening.

I've only watched Conan a few times and don't like his humor at all. I don't have cable and I've only seen Colbert a few times, but thought it was great. I wonder how many people don't get that it's satire though. There's probably a lot of idiots who think it serious.

 

[ojnihs]

If going purely by the two choices that we were given, I'd pick Letterman. Conan would be at the top of my list, however, if he were a choice. And being that Colbert went to Northwestern, I have a slight bias in saying that he's awesome.

 

[Azure]

I love me some Cone Bone, but I voted Leno for the poll choices.

 

[blessingx]

I think Jay used to be funny as a stand up, but he's such a soft-baller on Tonight (which is not that shows tradition). Skit or interview, everything is sooo easy and non-interesting from any angle. Humor doesn't have to be biting, but it should at least be ever so slightly insightful. I don't hate The Tonight Show, but I just can't generate any interest. In fact I distrust anyones humor that likes the show. It's like loving Family Circus (but not making fun of it or being a grandmother).

 

[meat01]

Leno's jokes during his monologue are so predictable and lame. I prefer Letterman as goofy as he is. Leno usually has better guests on his show though.