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Last night Jay Leno had Kate Gosselin -- perhaps the most divisive contestant in 'Dancing with the Stars' history -- on the 'Tonight Show' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on NBC). He took the opportunity to ask some hard-hitting questions, leaving the jokes out of it -- well, almost.

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Forget the contestants and the singing competition. Apparently, all anyone cares about is how close Simon Cowell and Kara DioGuardi are getting at the judge's table on 'American Idol.'

DioGuardi seems to think it's separation anxiety for Simon because he has a girlfriend now. Or maybe she just has that effect on every guy who sits next to her, because Terry Bradshaw did the same thing on 'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on NBC).

Nah, we're with Jay Leno on that. Bradshaw was just dozing off.

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Chevy must have focus groups and research that tells them that Howie Long is a good spokesperson for their products. As a Fox NFL anaylst, he's fine alongside the likes of Jimmy Johnson and Terry Bradshaw. That said, I can't stand Howie Long in his commercials.

Long is smug and arrogant in all of 60 seconds. He's supposed to be selling the advantages of Chevy products -- while dissing those of Honda in direct jabs at the Japanese company -- but he rubs me the wrong way. Perhaps it's his smile. He just acts like he has no humility. He's all confidence and self-assuredness. Those two qualities should make him an excellent pitchman. That's what Chevy is trying to project.

Thursday's return of 30 Rock afforded a pretty fun segue into The Jay Leno Show. 30 Rock has always been a little self-aware, and here they took that to the next level. During the closing credits, Jack (Alec Baldwin) said to Liz (Tina Fey), "Step into the light, Lemon. There's nothing wrong with being fun and popular and just giving people what they want." He then turns directly to the camera and adds: "Ladies and gentlemen, Jay Leno."

Unfortunately, when we cut to The Jay Leno Show, his dancing girls (an homage to Jenna's video in 30 Rock) were better at looking good in their tight shorts than they were at dancing. Then, after Leno came out, we got to overhear a woman wanting to get something signed. "Can I leave it?"

I did enjoy the smooth transition into the show. It creates a sense of synergy on the network where you feel like all these shows are one big happy family. Except for Southland. But I guess there's always that one relative nobody wants around ... Hey, I just wrote a Jay Leno joke!