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Is not it amazing the kind of revenge on Conan O'Brien? TBS broadcast debut and number of evaluations indicate that the talk-show host larger audiences than Jay Leno pulled the "Tonight Show."

A comedian on the show, titled "Conan", attracted 4.2 million viewers (3.3 million adults 18-49) extracted Leno "Tonight Show," which faltered at 3.5 million viewers (950,000 adults 18-49), according to The Hollywood Reporter. Coco is not only to his former NBC colleague, but he beat David Letterman's 3.4 million viewers (1.3 million adults 18-39), and far more than "The Daily Show Jon Stewart" (1.3 million total viewers) and "The Colbert Report "(1 million viewers overall).

"Conan the audience is very vocal line, and he clearly has made a smooth transition from Twitter TBS" TBS president Steve Koonin said. "Conan, delivering exceptional public and distinguishes itself a recent talk show on television."

Or "Conan" to maintain the level of qualification in the coming weeks and months - when viewers tune in to the premiere of Showtime clicking elsewhere on the dial - even in the future. Currently, however, Conan and his team to celebrate the music and of course tasting the victory over the network started him on the "Tonight Show" perch a few months after he assumed. If the host is displayed under the TBS debut, is still annoyed that the removal of bitter.

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It may not last long, but already at least one night in revenge for the Conan O'Brien Jay Leno.The premiere of "Conan" attracted 4.15 million viewers on Monday, "The Tonight Show Jay Leno" drew 3.6 million euro.

Leno is actually the third in the final statement of "Late Show with David Letterman" (3.8 million). Co.Certainly According to AC Nielsen, the curiosity factor was O'Brien's numbers. And nobody expects this to a regular event.

But it's still a great victory for Conan, and a big kick in the teeth of the NBC.

Conan O'Brien injured

Conan O'Brien injured

Tonight Show host Conan O’Brien was injured on the set of his show Friday and was taken to hospital to undergo tests. According to the network, O’Brien hit his head while he was attempting to do a stunt. It was determined by first responders on the scene that the head injury was more than a bump and O’Brien was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. O”Brien, who some online have claims is dead, is by all accounts is fine and said in a statement that “Last thing I remember I was enjoying the play with Mrs. Lincoln and the next thing I knew I was in bed being served cookies and juice.” As filming for the show hadn’t been completed, NBC re-run an old show instead.

The network released a brief statement that they indicate came directly from the 46-year-old comedian’s mouth: “Last thing I remember I was enjoying the play with Mrs. Lincoln and the next thing I knew I was in bed being served cookies and juice.” We’ve included video of some of the comedian’s other stunts in a segment called ‘Conan O’Brien Moments’ below.

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Conan O'Brien started his first night as host of The Tonight Show with a show that looked as though its budget might have been able to help out General Motors significantly. The opening bit -- a long, amusing run across the country from Manhattan to his new studio in Los Angeles -- showed that O'Brien used his time preparing to replace Jay Leno wisely. Also that he's thinking big.

This taped piece, along with others about taking over a Universal Studios tour tram, another in which he ribbed L.A. car-culture by driving some unhip wheels around the town, and even the short but elaborate sight-gag of Conan at a Lakers game, with the camera panning from Jack Nicholson in a floor seat to Conan up in the rafters -- all these suggested just how much careful, clever planning the host is bringing to his new job.

All in all, a large-scale, impressive debut. But we all know that success in late-night depends on the long haul -- Conan knows this as well as anyone. So now I want to see how he follows up his glitzy debut. Conan O'Brien officially took over for Jay Leno as the host of "The Tonight Show" on Monday night, and the funny man had a long way to go to get from New York to his new spot behind the "Tonight Show" desk.