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Bumped: The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon
ABC2 is moving Jimmy Fallon to 10:30pm.
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ABC2 is moving The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to 10:30pm from tomorrow night.
Doctor Who episodes will now air in its place at 7:30pm weeknights.
E! recently began screening Fallon first at 10:30pm, with encore performances the following day at 10:30am and 5:30pm.
E! now appears to have a 24 hour advantage on ABC2.
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15 Responses
I am hoping that this is a precursor for The Roast returning once the ABC runs out of Dr Who eps. But I can’t say I like the odds.
Tried Jimmy many times, just dont find him that funny honestly. I miss Conan on Gem/GO!… and Craig, but that can’t be fixed.
Same here….tried quite a few times….he just does not do it for me.
Fairly logical that Conan deserves to come back to Australian screens or even Jimmy Kimmel.Jimmy Fallon is hopeless as he mumbles through his interviews
I’m actually quite annoyed by this as I regularly watched it in the evenings but not “must-see” enough for me to record and watch it the next day.
so I take it that “That 70’s Show” is bumped too? That aired weeknights on abc2 at 7.30pm, now to be replaced by Doctor Who!
That 70s Show follows Doctor Who.
I’d like a replay of the classic series some time, although I heard this is expensive for the ABC.
Doesn’t bother me as I usually PVR it and watch later any way. Love Doc Who, nice to see it on from the ‘Rose’ episode.
Fallon is not as good as Letterman or Ferguson (still miss him) but he has his own style, they mono log at the start seems a bit rushed sometimes but I guess he’s a perfect match for The Tonight Show, unlike Conan. Seriously when will we get to see O’Brien again on local TV?
darn. It’s perfect viewing for my 14yo. Cheesy short interviews with celebrities, harmless funny games, great music, Fallon is clear on issues of inclusivity with African-Americans. Bit of a ‘mens’ club, with the resident Steve, but I can challenge and discuss the sexism, etc with daughter. While a publicity machine for the tv and movie industry, I think of it as nice family time entertainment. We love the twitters and ‘thank you’ segment. Has a great band, The Roots. Will we watch it on the internet? no. Dr Who, is for specialist enthusiasts, and at that hour is current affairs, and other grim issues. Pretty much watched as much Big Bang Theory as i can handle. not shooting the messenger. just fwiw.
Thinking. Of course I will watch it on iview. I just love the idea of ‘everyone’ watching the show at the same time, like telly/Australia is one big family sitting on the couch and its something in common – universal.
The most annoying host ever. He is very talented but he needs to dial it back a notch. It would be nice if he let his guests speak.
I say this as a dedicated Doctor Who fan (since 1983), but did we really need another run-through Doctor Who from the 2005 beginning?
Disappointed,as this was good alternative early evening viewing.
The beginning of the end perhaps.