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Should Brian Williams do a regular spot on The Jay Leno Show?
by Bob Sassone, posted Sep 7th 2009 4:29PM
As we've said here many times before, Brian Williams is a funny guy. It's great to see a newsman be able to do really funny bits while talking to Conan O'Brien or Jon Stewart. But should he be doing it all the time? Williams is going to be a regular on The Jay Leno Show when it debuts next Monday, introducing a regular segment titled "Stories Not Good Enough For Nightly News". Will it hurt your opinion of him (he got some negative press when he hosted SNL), or can you separate the serious news Brian Williams with the Jay Leno Show Brian Williams?
| Why not? He can be serious and funny, it's not a big deal. | |
|---|---|
| No way. He should stick to the news. | |
| Who cares? I'm not watching Leno! |
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