Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, Seth Meyers, and Jimmys Kimmel and Fallon are all back to work—but we’ll miss the shaggy audio show that brought them together.
Not because Fallon is going anywhere. In fact, he’s right back where he started from—once again hosting The Tonight Show on NBC, now that the writers strike is officially over. But what I’ve learned over the past two months is that Fallon’s talk show doesn’t actually play to his strengths. In an ideal world, he wouldn’t spend his evenings giggling at warmed-over movie star anecdotes or slow-jamming the news.
The podcast never directly addressed a September Rolling Stone report alleging that NBC’s resident nice guy was presiding over a toxic work environment; the closest it got may have been Fallon saying, in the last episode of Strike Force, that he doesn’t think any of his staffers have been listening to the show.
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