With Conan O’Brien still set to take over Jay Leno’s

seat at The Tonight Show, Variety is reporting that SNL’s Jimmy Fallon will officially be taking over the

Late Night

desk likely starting February 2009. The move will come before O’Brien takes a six month hiatus before he takes the reigns of NBC’s The Tonight Show.

around the world in 80 days free download As for Leno, he has standing offers from ABC and FOX to jump over to their networks if he’s not yet ready to say goodbye to his nightly TV spot. It looks like this move to SNL’s Weekend Update anchor might finally signal the end of the talk about Jon Stewart somehow figuring into the Peacock’s late night plans.

Conan has been loyal to NBC for years and it’d be a surprise to see anyone else take over the desk other than the gangly Irish one, but I think that I now have to see it to believe it with all the speculation.

But for now, we should just get used to hearing, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon because it’s happening.

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Instead of giving himself the nod, as most would, Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson said that Jon Stewart has “earned”

the prime spot in CBS’ late night line up. With Conan O’Brien allegedly taking over for Jay Leno in just a year, though some are reporting that Leno is reluctant to give up the spot, would Stewart be CBS’ answer to NBC’s relative changing of the late night guard?

I hope not, though I think he’d do a fine job and would fit the chair better than… let’s say… my favorite host Ryan Seacrest. However, all the hype surrounding The Daily Show by super-liberals makes me want to barf. Thus, the idea of Jon Stewart hosting the late night program makes me want to do the same.

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