The year I've seen more often than not is 1964, though I've seen as
far back as 1961.
On Jan 27, 2010, at 11:32 AM, David Bruggeman <[email protected]> wrote:
Depends on where you draw the Boomer/Gen-X line. Coco is 46, C-Ferg
is 47. Craig effectively discussed the trend Mark described in one
of his cold opens...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFQkMAPVoIo
David
From: Mark J. <[email protected]>
The problem here is that Leonard Goldenson came up with the strategy
for going for young demos back in the early *60s,* when Boomers fit
that demo (while Gabler makes it sound like the strategy was conceived
around the time of Carson's retirement). In fact, the complaints
Boomers have made lately about being ignored by modern media could be
argued as the ultimate case of being hoisted by your own petard.
And besides, isn't Conan on the cusp between Boomers and Gen X? It's
not like NBC hired Nick Cannon to host "The Tonight Show."
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