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Is 'The Jay Leno Show' NBC's cheap shot?

Los Angeles : CA : USA | 2 months ago  
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The former late-night king returns with a relatively low-cost alternative to scripted prime-time fare -- and that has some job-jittery industry folks hoping the network's programming experiment fails. Jay Leno knows how to cope with pressure. Which is good, because this week he'll face...
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