Jay Lino looks at the reputable incident that caused his long runner with Jimmy Kimmel.
While appearing on “The Jay Leno Show” in 2010, Kimmel has repeatedly taken on Leno about the famous “Tonight Show” catastrophe that includes Conan Operation.
On Wednesday's episode of “deep with Graham Benger”, Lino, 64, participated, regretted the meeting on the camera with Kimmel, 57, and revealed the reason for his decision not to cut the comedians from the final broadcast.
“When Kimmel came in my cross and neglected me in my own show, I left it happening. I didn't modify it,” Lino recalls.
He continued, “It was my fault, I trusted someone. I went,” ah, I made a mistake. Well, I have to pay the price. “It's okay, nothing wrong.
“Why didn't you do?” Benger, 38, asked.
“Because it happened,” Lino explained. “It's real – it happened. It's my fault. This is how you learn.”
When Bengran asked whether Lino's decision was “wrong” because the interaction that was made on “good television”, the comedian said he had not seen it in this light.
He said: “It is not a good TV for me because it started everything to continue to this day, really.” “But it's okay, it's okay. It is a comic – you are doing what you should do. I mean, I wasn't to do that, but that is good. That's fine. That's what it is.”
The 2010 incident with Lino and Kimmel arose from a wide -scale moderate conflict over the Caliphate Plan for the NBC late night entitled “The Tonight Show”.
In 2009, Lino agreed to step down as a host of “The Tonight Show” so that O'Brien could take over.
On the other hand, Lino obtained his early dialogue program, “The Jay Leno Show”.
When both offers struggled in the categories, NBC suggested moving Lino's offer late at night and pushing “The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien” to later. Operation rejected the network and left while Lino returned to hosting “The Tonight Show”.
The failure led to a major violent reaction against Lino and NBC. Kimmel, who was in support of O opera, occupied the headlines of his appearance on the Lino Al -Hawari program after a year after which he summoned the host for his role in the controversy.
When Lino Kimmel asked about the best joke he had ever pulled, Kimmel joked, “I told a man from now five years from now I will present to you my presentation, and then when the five years came, I gave him to him, and then regained him almost immediately.”
Earlier this week, Kimmel also addressed his displacement with Lino during an episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live”.
On Wednesday, the guest guests guest Ben Affleck while the actor was walking on the stage, saying: “You have that view that you have sometimes when I see you, where do you love,” what will he do? Will he do anything? “
“I will not do anything,” he assured Affleck before adding: “It will not be as if you came to your home for Christmas, and walk in the door, then Jay Lino Vesy walks and then, we both talk to you uncomfortable while you go,” Yes, do you have something with each other? “Then I had to stay there.”
“Believe it or not, I did not follow a difference in the history of gossip.”
“No, a hand grenade dropped on us directly,” Kimmel said.
Affleck recalls that the uncomfortable exchange of the husband witnesses, recalling: “It was so,” this is painful enough.
While the comedians have publicly exchanged criticism over the years since the 2010 incident, Kimmel revealed in 2017 that they had fixed the rift.
The host was late at night, Hollywood Reporter, that it was the birth of his infant son who broke the silence between the two men.
“I made peace. After my son performed his operation, he called me and was very nice.”
William John, an 8 -year -old son, was born with a defect in the heart that requires emergency surgery.
If we looked back, Kimmel said that the competition was rooted in his love for David Litrman. Litrman was hoping to take over the hosting of “The Tonight Show” after Johnny Carson's departure in 1993, but he left NBC for CBS when Leno was exploited to the role instead.
“You have to remember how much I love David Litrman. When all these things happened, I was just a fan, read Bill Carter's book [1994’s The Late Shift: Letterman, Leno, and the Network Battle for the Night.] There was an evil and hero, and Dave was the hero and Jay was the villain. It has begun with a negative feeling about it. Sometimes I enter myself in situations that I have no work in which I enter myself. “
However, Kimmel said he had eased his position on Lino after a good phone call.
“You cannot argue [Leno’s] Success and longevity. I will say, when I was in high school and college, it was one of the favorite caricatures ever. “
