‘LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON’ LISTINGS (May 14-22, 2013)

Tuesday, May 14: Guests include Matt Lauer, Ken Jeong and musical guest Phoenix.  Bilal sits in with The Roots. Show 0835

Wednesday, May 15: Guests include Julie Bowen, Demi Lovato and musical guest The Flaming Lips. Treach sits in with The Roots. Show 0836

**Thursday, May 16: Guests include Mindy Kaling, Tim McGraw and musical guest Tim McGraw. Show 0837

Friday, May 17: Guests include Zoe Saldana, Chris O’Dowd and musical guest De La Soul. Show 0838

Monday, May 20: Guests include Colin Farrell, Jaden Smith, Celebrity Apprentice Castoff and musical guest Ahmir. Show 0839

**Tuesday, May 21: Guests include Aziz Ansari and musical guest J. Cole. PJ Morton sits in with The Roots. Show 0840

**Wednesday, May 22: Guests include Dana Carvey and Elisabeth Moss. Show 0841

These listings are subject to change

**denotes changes or additions

‘THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO’ LISTINGS (May 14 – May 24, 2013)

Tuesday, May 14 – Guests include Wanda Sykes, Martha Stewart with musical guests Drop City Yacht Club

Wednesday, May 15 – Guests include Usher, Nick Offerman with musical guest Pyramids

Thursday, May 16 – Guests include Adam Sandler, Phil Jackson with musical guest Family of the Year

Friday, May 17 – Guests include Mitt Romney, American Idol Winner with musical guest American Idol Winner

Monday, May 20 – Guests include Bradley Cooper, Heidi Klum with musical guests The Dream and Kelly Rowland

Tuesday, May 21 – Guests include Eric Stonestreet, Jeremy Wade with musical guest Thompson Square

Wednesday, May 22 – Guests include Vin Diesel, Jeff Foxworthy with musical guest The Lone Bellow

Thursday, May 23 – Guests include Tyler Perry, Isla Fisher

Friday, May 24 – Guests include Howie Mandel, “Pizza Cuz” Sal Basille Francis Garcia

LAST EPISODE OF ‘THE OFFICE’ EXTENDED AN ADDITIONAL 15 MINUTES

Series Finale Will Now Air 9-10:15 p.m. on May 16, Giving Fans Longer Chance to Say Goodbye

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. — May 7, 2013 — NBC is extending the length of the final episode of “The Office,” with a running time that will now extend from 9-10:15 p.m. ET on Thursday, May 16.

Drama “Hannibal” will follow the series finale of “The Office,” airing from 10:15-11 p.m. ET with limited interruption.

As for the final episode … months after the airing of the documentary, the workers of Dunder Mifflin, past and present, gather for a wedding and a final round of interviews. Mysteries are solved, hatchets are buried, pranks are prunked. Guest stars include Mindy Kaling, BJ Novak, Rachael Harris, Dakota Johnson, Joan Cusack, Ed Begley Jr., Malcolm Barrett, Matt Jones, Andy Buckley, Mike Schur and Bobby Ray Shafer.

The series stars Rainn Wilson, John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, Ed Helms, Catherine Tate, Leslie David Baker, Brian Baumgartner, Kate Flannery, Angela Kinsey, Oscar Nuñez, Phyllis Smith, Paul Lieberstein, Creed Bratton, Craig Robinson, Ellie Kemper, Clark Duke, and Jake Lacy.

Since its premiere on NBC in March 2005, “The Office” has established itself as a genuine hit, earning prestigious television honors such as the 2006 Emmy Award for comedy series, 2006 Peabody Award, 2006 and 2008 AFI Honors, Producers Guild Award, Writers Guild Award, SAG Award for performance by an ensemble in a comedy, Ace Eddie Award for editing and a Television Critics Award for achievement in comedy.

“The Office” presents a hilarious documentary-style look at the humorous, and sometimes poignant, foolishness that plagues the 9-to-5 world. Based on the award-winning BBC hit, “The Office” is a fly-on-the-wall “docu-reality” parody of modern American office life that delves into the lives of the workers at Dunder Mifflin, a paper supply company.

“The Office” is executive-produced by Ben Silverman and Greg Daniels, who developed the series for American audiences, as well Paul Lieberstein, Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant, Howard Klein, Brent Forrester and Dan Sterling.

For embeddable clips and full episodes from “The Office,” please visit NBC.com’s official show site: http://www.nbc.com/the-office/

“LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON” LISTINGS (May 2-10, 2013)

Thursday, May 2: Guests include Zach Galifianakis, Isla Fisher, George Lois and musical guest Icona Pop. Too $hort sits in with The Roots. Show 0827

Friday, May 3: Guests include Carey Mulligan, Alexander Skarsgard, John Densmore and musical guest Eve. Show 0828

Monday, May 6: Guests include Steve Martin, Jenna Fischer, Celebrity Apprentice Castoff and musical guest Steve Martin and Edie Brickell. Show 0829

Tuesday, May 7: Guests include John Krasinski, Eli Roth and musical guest The Breeders. Show 0830

Wednesday, May 8: Guests include Rachel Maddow, Zachary Quinto and musical guest Lady Antebellum. Show 0831

Thursday, May 9: Guests include Jane Lynch and musical guest Lady Antebellum. Show 0832

**Friday, May 10: Guests include LL Cool J, Alyson Hannigan, Benedict Cumberbatch and musical guest LL Cool J. Show 0833

These listings are subject to change

**denotes changes or additions

‘THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO’ LISTINGS May 2 – May 10, 2013

Thursday, May 2 – Guests include Matt Lauer, Jen Kirkman with musical guest AWOLNATION

Friday, May 3 – Guests include Chris Evans, Kevin Smith with musical guest Various Cruelties

Monday, May 6 – Guests include Magic Johnson, Savannah Guthrie with musical guest Fall Out Boy

Tuesday, May 7 - Guests include Lauren Graham, Ken Jeong with musical guest Patty Griffin

Wednesday, May 8 – Guests include Craig Ferguson, 100-Year-Old Actress Connie Sawyer with musical guest Emeli Sande

Thursday, May 9 – Guests include Shakira, Marc Maron with musical guest Tom Jones

Friday, May 10 – Guests include Aaron Eckhart, Sherri Shepherd with musical guest 98 Degrees

‘THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO’ AND ‘LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON’ CONTINUE TO OUTPERFORM TIME-SLOT COMPETITION IN WEEK OF APRIL 22-26

Leno Has Now Defeated Letterman in 18-49 Demo for 23 Consecutive Weeks, Fallon Bests Ferguson in 18-49 for 28 of 29 Weeks

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. — May 2, 2013 — “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” outperformed their respective time-slot competition in every key demo as well as total viewers for the week of April 22-26.

Leno won in the 18-34, 18-49 and 25-54 demos in adults, men and women over both “Late Show With David Letterman” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” In total viewers, Leno drew 3.5 million viewers while Letterman drew 2.8 million and Kimmel, which was in encores Tuesday and Friday but original telecasts the rest of the week, garnered 2.4 million.

Fallon outperformed “Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson” and “Nightline” in their 12:30 a.m. timeslot in all key demos. Fallon (1.7 million) also drew more total viewers that Ferguson (1.3 million) and “Nightline” (1.5 million).

Leno has now delivered bigger 18-49 audiences than Letterman for the last 23 weeks in a row and topped Kimmel for 14 of their 16 head-to-head weeks. In total viewers, Leno has out-delivered Letterman for 27 weeks in a row and “Kimmel” for 16 of 16 weeks.

Fallon has now generated bigger 18-49 audiences than Ferguson for 28 of the last 29 weeks and prevailed in total viewers for 25 of the last 27 weeks. Versus “Nightline” in their head-to-head half-hour, Fallon has out-delivered the ABC series for 16 weeks in a row in viewers 18-49 and 11 of the last 13 weeks in total viewers.

(According to in-home viewing figures from Nielsen Media Research for the week of April 22-26.  Ratings reflect “live plus same day” data from Nielsen Media Research unless otherwise noted.  Season-to-date figures are averages of “live plus seven day” data except for the two most recent weeks, which are “live plus same day.”)

WEEKLY RESULTS

ADULTS 18-49

11:35 p.m.-12:35 a.m. ET

NBC “Tonight,” 0.8 rating, 3 share
CBS “Late Show,” 0.6/3
ABC “Kimmel,” 0.6/3*

12:35-1:05 a.m. ET

ABC “Nightline,” 0.4/2
12:35-1:35 a.m. ET
NBC “Late Night,” 0.5/3
CBS “Late Late Show,” 0.3/2

1:35-2:05 a.m. ET

NBC “Last Call,” 0.3/2

TOTAL VIEWERS

11:35 p.m.-12:35 a.m. ET

NBC “Tonight,” 3.5 million viewers
CBS “Late Show,” 2.8 million viewers
ABC “Kimmel,” 2.4 million viewers*

12:35-1:05 a.m. ET
ABC “Nightline,” 1.5 million viewers

12:35-1:35 a.m. ET
NBC “Late Night,” 1.7 million viewers
CBS “Late Late Show,” 1.3 million viewers

1:35-2:05 a.m. ET
NBC “Last Call,” 0.9 million viewers

* The Tuesday and Friday editions of “Jimmy Kimmel Live” were encores.

SEASON TO DATE

ADULTS 18-49

11:35 p.m.-12:35 a.m. ET

NBC “Tonight,” 0.8 rating, 3 share
CBS “Late Show,” 0.7/3
ABC “Kimmel,” 0.7/3**

12:35-1:05 a.m. ET
ABC “Nightline,” 0.4/2**

12:35-1:35 a.m. ET
NBC “Late Night,” 0.5/3
CBS “Late Late Show,” 0.4/2

1:35-2:05 a.m. ET
NBC “Last Call,” 0.3/2

TOTAL VIEWERS

11:35 p.m.-12:35 a.m. ET
NBC “Tonight,” 3.5 million viewers
CBS “Late Show,” 3.1 million viewers
ABC “Kimmel,” 2.6 million viewers**

12:35-1:05 a.m. ET
ABC “Nightline,” 1.6 million viewers**

12:35-1:35 a.m. ET
NBC “Late Night,” 1.7 million viewers
CBS “Late Late Show,” 1.5 million viewers

1:35-2:05 a.m. ET
NBC “Last Call,” 0.9 million viewers

** Since January 8.

SELECTED CABLE RESULTS, WEEK OF APRIL 22-16

NATIONAL ADULT 18-49 RATING

Comedy Central, 11-11:30 p.m. ET, “The Daily Show,” 0.7
Comedy Central, 11:30 p.m.-midnight ET, “The Colbert Report,” 0.6

TBS, 11 p.m.-midnight, “Conan,” 0.4 with encore telecasts

Adult Swim, 11:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. ET, 1.0
Adult Swim, 12:30-1:30 a.m. ET, 0.6

Each adult 18-49 rating point equals 1.27 million viewers

TOTAL VIEWERS

Comedy Central, 11-11:30 p.m.  “The Daily Show,” 1.6 million
Comedy Central, 11:30 p.m.-midnight ET, “The Colbert Report,” 1.3 million

TBS, 11 p.m.-midnight, “Conan,” 0.7 million with encore telecasts

Adult Swim, 11:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. ET, 2.0 million
Adult Swim, 12:30-1:30 a.m. ET, 1.4 million

FOUR DESIGNERS WIN KUDOS AND PURCHASES ON LAST FRIDAY’S EPISODE OF ‘FASHION STAR’ ENTITLED ‘BUYER’S CHOICE’

Macy’s and Saks Fifth Avenue Purchased a Total of $540,000 Worth of Merchandise

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. – April 15, 2013 – In the sixth episode of NBC’s reality competition show “Fashion Star” from Friday, April 12 (8 – 9 p.m. ET), the contestants worked with the buyers to get a better understanding of what they would like to see from them.  Some designers thrived from the input, while others chose to go their own path. Four designs were purchased by the retailers for a total of $540,000.

This week, the buyers had a chance to sit down with the remaining designers and give them an idea of what they are looking for from each contestant. This was a chance for the designers to prove themselves in areas where they might be lacking.  Some contestants were able to take the feedback and hit a home run, while others were less successful in their execution.  Designer Silvia Arguello delighted Saks Fifth Avenue’s Terron Schaefer with her chic sleeveless jumper, while designers Hunter Bell, Johana Hernandez and Cassandra Hobbins won raves from Macy’s Caprice Willard for their pieces.  Designer Amber Perley did not win a bid from the retailers this week for her skinny jean and peplum jacket and was sent home.

The purchases made in the sixth episode were as follows:

MACY’S

(www.macys.com/fashionstar)

Cassandra Hobbins’ Day-To-Night Dress was purchased in solid black/white and pink leopard versions, and will retail for $99.00.

Hunter Bell’s Strapless Romper was purchased in black, royal blue and black/white versions, and will retail for $89.00.

Johana Hernandez ‘s Modern Blouse was purchased in royal blue and black/white dot versions, and will retail for $ 79.00.

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

(www.saksfifthavenue.com/fashionstar)

Silvia Arguello’s Jumper was purchased in black, and will retail for $298.00.

EXPRESS

(www.express.com/fashionstar)

No purchases this week

Hosted by fashion journalist Louise Roe, “Fashion Star” gives 13 young designers the chance to win a multi-million dollar prize of launching their original collections in three of the nation’s largest fashion retailers. The “Fashion Star” format was developed by Ben Silverman of Electus (NBC’s “The Biggest Loser,” “The Office,” and “The Tudors”) and Rick Ringbakk of Emmy Award-winning 5×5 Media (“Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution”), and E.J. Johnston and James Deutch of EJD Productions.

The show is executive-produced by Elle Macpherson, Ben Silverman of Electus, Jane Lipsitz and Dan Cutforth of The Magical Elves, Rick Ringbakk of 5×5 Media, and EJ Johnston and James Deutch of EJD Productions. Electus International will retain all international distribution rights.

For embeddable clips and full episodes from “Fashion Star,” please visit NBC.com’s official show site: http://www.nbc.com/fashion-star/.

Please follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NBCFashionStar and on Twitter @NBCFashionStar.

QUOTABLES FROM “LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON” APRIL 8 – APRIL 12, 2013

Welcome to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! Here’s what people are talking about. There’s this trend now of politicians cutting their salaries by five percent because of budget cuts. Did you hear about this? It’s cool, except for Vice President Joe Biden. He won’t do it. Yeah, he’s one of the highest ranking cabinet members who hasn’t given up five percent of his salary. Though in fairness, it’ll take Biden at least a month to figure out what five percent of his salary is. “Nine plus five, carry the one…Let’s try a calculator..Heh heh…(TURN UPSIDE DOWN) ‘boobs.’”

That’s right, apparently Joe Biden is still refusing to give up any of his salary. Yeah, when asked for comment, he was like,“Look, I kept my room clean. That was the deal.”

This is interesting. Now that marijuana is legal in Washington state, police in Seattle are returning the weed that they confiscated. Which is great, especially cuz people don’t remember it being taken away. (STONER) “Hey, thanks for the free weed, Officer!”

You guys, Dennis Rodman is on the show tonight – fresh off of his trip to North Korea and his appearance on “Celebrity Apprentice!” I’m gonna ask him what it was like to spend time with a crazy power-hungry madman – and then we’ll talk about Kim Jong-un.

This is scary. Scientists have discovered a new type of tarantula that is eight inches wide. Yeah. Even environmentalists were like, “You killed that thing, right?”

Get this. Over the weekend, a rare baseball card was sold at an auction for two million dollars. Yeah, turns out it’s an A-Rod card that actually shows him playing.

I just saw that KFC is introducing new pieces of boneless chicken as an alternative to its traditional drumsticks. When asked how they made them, KFC said, “Well, pigeons aren’t as bony – uh, I mean, chef’s secret!” (Press conference over)

Welcome to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! Here’s what people are talking about. Over the weekend, One Direction singer Harry Styles had his pants pulled down by his band mate during a concert. Yeah, even Ken dolls were like, “Nothing to see here.”

Here’s some good news for music fans. It’s rumored that Adele is in the early stages of planning her next album. Or as her current boyfriend put it, “Well, we had a good run.”

I thought this was interesting. This week on the “Today” show, Chelsea Clinton said she’s open to running for political office one day. When she heard that, Sasha Obama was like, “Cool. How does Secretary of State sound?”

Hey, I want to say Happy Birthday to Hugh Hefner, who turned 87 years old today! You can tell he’s getting old because now he has to call the doctor if he’s awake for four or more hours.

Some more celebrity news. Ryan Gosling is teaming up with PETA and calling on dairy farmers to treat cows more humanely. Though when the cows found out it was Ryan Gosling they were like, “YOU can do whatever you want to me.” “Milk me.”

This is cool. A prop phaser gun from the “Star Trek” TV show recently sold for 231 thousand dollars at an auction. Making it the most expensive thing you can point at someone right before they beat the crap out of you.

Get this, you guys. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said that he’s challenging himself to meet a new person every day. Yeah. If only there were some website that could make that easy…(Like a book of faces.)

I think this is kind of strange. A town in Alaska is considering a law that would ban people from walking while drunk. Although it’s going to be weird at a party when you’re like, “Gimme your shoes Gary! I’m not gonna let you walk home like this!”

This isn’t good. Last week, people broke into the home of Miami Heat star Chris Bosh and stole 479 thousand dollars worth of jewelry while he was at his birthday party. Though on the plus side, now his friends know what to get him next year.

Check this out. NASA is planning to capture a giant 500-ton asteroid and move it closer to the moon so that astronauts can explore it. Or as we’ll say a few years from now, “Hey, remember the moon?”

Here’s a local story. New York City may soon impose a one thousand-dollar fine on tourists who buy a knockoff handbag. Then officials were like “But for you, my friend, I make the fine 900 dollars.”

And finally, it was just announced that this year, Bravo will let fans vote for “The Real Housewives Awards.” Or as they’ll also be known, “The Silicone Globes.”

Welcome to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! Here’s what people are talking about. Big news coming out of Washington. Finally, after months of wrangling, President Obama has unveiled his highly anticipated 2014 budget. And apparently neither Democrats nor Republicans are happy with it. Then Obama said, “Yeah, that’s how you know it’s good.”

Have you heard about this? Target is back in the news. Just a week after naming the color of a plus-sized dress “Manatee Grey,” now they’re having to rename a pair of sandals called ‘Orina’ because “orina” means “urine” in Spanish. While the name “Target” is just Spanish for “Fancy Walmart.”

Listen to this. Yesterday, Dick Cheney told House Republicans that the U.S. is in quote “deep doo doo” with North Korea. Incidentally, ‘deep doo doo’ is the color of the suit I just got at Target.

Get this. In a new interview, former Congressman Anthony Weiner said he’s considering running for mayor of New York City. If nothing else, I’m sure he’ll provide some stiff competition. (C’mon! He’s the total package. I don’t want to be too hard on him. I don’t have a bone to pick with that guy.)

And finally, a new study found evidence that humans may have a so-called “lazy” gene. Scientists would know more, but why bother?

Welcome to Late Night With Jimmy Fallon! This is what people are talking about. Get ready guys! The South Korean pop star Psy (“Gangham Style!”)…Well he just announced that he’ll release his new song tomorrow. As soon as they heard. North Korea was like, “Now they’re really asking for it.”

This is exciting. The Quidditch World Cup will be held this weekend in Florida, where people will play the fictional game from the Harry Potter books. Fans say it’s a lot of fun, while their parents say, “When are you going to get married and move out of the house?”

Yeah, people will be playing a real life version of the Harry Potter game Quidditch. The only difference is the players can’t fly. The balls don’t have wings and magically change direction. So basically, there’s a lacrosse game in Florida this weekend. (A bunch of nerds will be there.)

Check this out. Mattel is being criticized over its Barbie “Dolls of the World Collection,” because many of the dolls reinforce negative cultural stereotypes. Or as Barbie put it, “Yeah, that’s kinda what we do.”

People aren’t happy. They’re saying the doll from Mexico is offensive because it’s holding a Chihuahua. While the doll from China is 10 years old and making one of the Dolls of the World.

Hey, the MTV Movie Awards are this Sunday, and Brad Pitt, we love Brad Pitt, he’s gonna be there to present the award for Movie of the Year. Brad says he can’t wait to look into a sea of young people, and ask them to wish daddy good luck at the show!

I just saw that The Playboy Bunny house, which is across the street from Hugh Hefner’s Playboy Mansion, is on the market for 11 million dollars. Hefner would have gotten more but as always, he was low balled.

Yeah, you can tell it’s the Playboy Bunny house, cuz it looks nice but there’s nothing going on upstairs.

And finally, New York City is considering a law to ban people from wearing costumes in Times Square, after a man dressed as the Cookie Monster shoved a little boy. In his defense, Cookie Monster was like, “Boy not give up cookie.”

Welcome to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! Here’s what people are talking about. Things are still very tense in North Korea. In fact, world leaders are still waiting to see if Kim Jong-un is going to actually fire a missile after this week’s deadline came and went. Apparently what happened was he messed up and bought Mentos and regular Coke. (You gotta have diet for that missile to launch)

This is big. It’s looking like President Obama might actually get his gun control bill passed. Politicians are all weighing in, and yesterday Joe Biden said that some people buy guns because owning one feels like driving a Ferrari. At which point, Obama was like, “Stop helping.”

Here’s an international story. Iran is gearing up for a big presidential election in June. Yeah, this year it’s gonna be a tight race between Ahamdinejad and the guy they picked to lose to Ahmadinejad.

And here’s one last one: Because of budget cuts, the Navy may have to cancel Fleet Week, where thousands of sailors dock in New York City. Of course if you want to see a bunch of people glad to be off a boat, you could just wait for a Carnival Cruise to come in.

LISTINGS FOR ‘LAST CALL WITH CARSON DALY’

(Mondays-Fridays, 1:35 a.m.-2:05 a.m. ET/PT, Immediately following “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon”)

Wednesday, April 10 – Guests include Natalie Zea, Brandon Cronenberg with musical guest Niki & The Dove. Show 1399

Thursday, April 11 – Guests include Sebastian Junger, Monster Mike Schultz with musical guest Joshua James. Show 1400

Friday, April 12 – REPEAT: Andrew Jenks, Tony Swanton with musical guest Titus Andronicus. Aired 2/25/13

Monday, April 15 – REPEAT: Eli Roth, Alexander Spit with musical guest Family of the Year. Aired 2/26/13

Tuesday, April 16 – REPEAT: Jim Jefferies, Nathan Fielder with musical guest Tomahawk. Aired 2/27/13

Wednesday, April 17 – REPEAT: Tom Colicchio, The Dinner Party Download with musical guest Walk the Moon. Aired 3/1/13

Thursday, April 18 – REPEAT: Jake Bugg, The Trouble with Templeton with musical guests Angel Haze and Maximum Hedrum. Aired 3/19/13

Friday, April 19 – REPEAT: Chloe Chaidez, Boneshaker with musical guests The Coup and Glossary. Aired 3/20/13

NBC RENEWS ‘LAST CALL WITH CARSON DALY’ FOR 13TH SEASON

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. — April 10, 2013 — NBC has renewed its innovative late-night series “Last Call with Carson Daly,” acclaimed as TV’s unofficial music tastemaker, for a 13th season, it was announced by Paul Telegdy, President, Alternative and Late Night Programming, NBC.

“We are thrilled to continue our relationship with Carson who has broken the mold, creating  his own unique late-night show format with ‘Last Call,’“ said Telegdy.   “The show has  become a platform for emerging artists – and Carson’s engaging interview style has made it the place for insightful conversations with an eclectic group of new stars as well as established icons and news makers.”

“Last Call with Carson Daly,” which airs weeknights at 1:35 a.m., continues to push the boundaries of late-night television. In each episode “Last Call” hits the streets and takes the entire show on location, introducing his audience to the stories you simply won’t find anywhere else.

“I’m extremely proud of what we’ve accomplished with ‘Last Call,’” said Daly, who has been at the helm of the show since it launched in 2002. “I love coming to work every day and having the opportunity to collaborate with this incredible team. We are always looking to give viewers something new and fresh that they can’t find anywhere else on television. I’m grateful to have the chance to continue doing what I love the most.”

The youngest-skewing weeknight late-night series on ABC, CBS and NBC, “Last Call” has garnered acclaim for its gritty documentary style.  Highlights from the past season include conversations with deadmau5 and Grammy Award-winning artist Kimbra. Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran and fun all made their TV debuts on “Last Call.”

Daly is also the host of NBC’s hit music competition “The Voice,” which has returned for its fourth season this spring with stellar ratings across key demos and in total viewers. In addition to “The Voice,” Daly is host of NBC’s annual two-hour “New Year’s Eve With Carson Daly,” where he rings in the year from Times Square in New York City.  Previously, Daly was host of MTV’s popular afternoon show “Total Request Live” where he helped break in new artists.

“Last Call with Carson Daly” is produced by Universal Television. Stewart Bailey is the executive producer.

Next Page »