Not for nothing, but the first video I saw on a Google search for Carla Gugino
Jay Leno was for one of her appearances with Craig.
IMDB only lists one appearance by Carla on Leno's Tonight Show, in 1998.
David
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<snip> But off the top of my head, I'll mention his Beyondo skits;
Jaywalking/Battle of the Jaywalk All-Stars; his interview skits with Jack
Riley, Fred Willard and Gilbert Gottfried; Lawanda Page as Aunt Esther whacking
"Johnny Cochran" with her handbag ("You lyin' Johnny Cochran - I want my
palimony, and I want it now!"); an interview with Carla Gugino where Jay lost
track of the conversation because he was staring at her cleavage ("You know
what, I'm still a guy"); and Michael Richards pulling Jay's desk apart. I'm
sure I could think of a lot more if I tried.
On Monday, June 1, 2015 at 5:52:05 AM UTC-4, JW wrote:
While reading a recent Mark Evanier blog entry about Dave Letterman
(http://www.newsfromme.com/ 2015/05/30/todays-video-link- 1976/), I found
myself with a question that I'll ask this group. What were the great/memorable
moments during Leno's run on The Tonight Show? (Yes, I'm asking seriously.)
Beyond "What the hell were you thinking?", which is lessened by the generic
apology that was Grant's answer, I'm having a hard time coming up with anything.
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