John Oliver is sharing his reaction to Jay LenoThe criticism of late night television.
Predecessor Tonight Show The host, 75, just said he felt the Current plants in late-night host shows are the spunts of viewers with apparent political partisan.
In an interview with Hollywood reporter Published on Tuesday, August 5, Oliver expelled a hard passage to make comedy advice from Jay Leno. “
the Last week tonight The host also defines “comedy that is not possible for everyone” after Leno again again that night hosts should seek to attract the most motivated audience to be.
“It’s always subjective,” Oliver, 48, mean. “So, yes, if you’re standing, some people try to play a wider audience, that you really don’t have to do, that I don’t have to be comedy in this way.
He added, “I think our show is clear from a point, but most of the long-term stories we are referring to. Of course, I want systemic issues. The problem is, even if you don’t agree with what’s the solution to it.”
Speaking of a interview With Ronald Reagan President Foundation & Institute in late July, Leno turned behind his owner as host to The performance of tonight – which he arranged from 1992 to 2009 and again from 2010 and 2014 – and said he tried to continue political lack of his performance.
“I enjoyed my hatred letters: ‘You and your Republican friends’ (o) ‘aw, I hope you and your democratic friends are happy’ …” Leno said. “I’m going, ‘Well, that’s good.’ That’s how you get a whole audience. “
Jay Leno’s life was filled with comedy milestones, warmed celebrity feuds and a major career U-turn. The comedian comedian is broken throughout the TV scene when he hired Johnny Carson in 1992 – releasing the chain of TV years to keep TV years to keep TV years to continue TV years to continue in the TV All told, (…)
Inside, the late television television evening said, “Now you have to be content with half of the audience because you have to give your opinion.”
“I don’t think someone wants to hear a lesson,” Leno went on. “I like political funny, don’t mistake me, but what happens is people who are healing many people on one side or another.”
“Why shot in the middle of the audience? Why don’t you try to get the whole? I want to bring people to the big picture. I don’t know why you’re going to keep a particular group,” he said. “Or never do it. I didn’t say you need to throw your support or anything, but just do what’s funny.”
