Fallon, Kimmel and more late night talk shows return as writers strike ends - Entertainment News
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Fallon, Kimmel and more late night talk shows return as writers strike ends - Entertainment News
Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and more late night talk show hosts returned to air this week. After five months of strikes, the Writers Guild of America reached a deal to get writers back to work, which meant Fallon, Kimmel, Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers were back on the air on Monday night. Fallon ...
The Hollywood writers' strike is history. Since this week, late-night shows have also been broadcasted again.
Late-night talk shows return after 5 months of the writers' strike with gags about Trump and Taylor Swift, but Jimmy Fallon quiet on toxic workplace allegations
Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers.NBC / Getty Randy / Holmes / Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images / Lloyd Bishop / NBC via Getty Images Late-night talk shows are back after a five-month hiatus due to the writers' strike. The hosts of the four major talk shows all tried to recap the biggest news from the summer. Jimmy Fallon did not address the allegations about a toxic workplace at "The Tonight Show."…
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