The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Season 16 Episode 32

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Season 16 Episode 32 Howie Mandel, Jason Lewis, Joe Nichols

  • January 3, 2008

Howie Mandel, Jason Lewis, and Joe Nichols are set to appear on tonight's episode of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, season 16 episode 32.

The episode starts off with Jay Leno's monologue, where he delivers his usual hilarious take on current events and pop culture. Howie Mandel, who is best known for his work as a game show host, comedian, and actor, is the first guest to join Jay on stage. The two chat about Howie's recent projects, including his role as a judge on America's Got Talent and his new reality show, Howie Mandel's Animals Doing Things. The conversation takes a funny turn when Jay asks Howie about the most unusual animal he's ever encountered.

Next up is Jason Lewis, the American actor and former fashion model who is best known for his portrayal of Smith Jerrod on Sex and the City. Jay and Jason talk about his latest projects, including his recurring role on the hit show, Midnight, Texas, and his upcoming film, Most Guys are Losers. They also discuss Jason's love of motorcycles and how he got into racing them.

Country music singer Joe Nichols is the final guest to join Jay on tonight's show. Joe and Jay talk about Joe's new album, Never Gets Old, and his recent performance at the Grand Ole Opry. Joe also performs his latest single, "Baby Got Back."

Throughout the episode, Jay also interacts with his band, Kevin Eubanks and the Tonight Show Band. The band performs multiple songs throughout the episode, showcasing their impressive musical abilities.

As always, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno season 16 episode 32 offers plenty of laughs, interesting conversations, and entertaining performances. It's a must-watch for fans of comedy, music, and pop culture.

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Description
  • First Aired
    January 3, 2008
  • Language
    English