Gulf War Moved Leno's Show

Gulf War Moved Leno's Show

During the first Gulf War in 1990, NBC pushed "The Tonight Show" back by five minutes so local affiliates could spend more time covering the conflict. Once stations got those extra minutes, they held onto the slot. That is why late-night shows in the U.S. still start at 11:35 p.m. instead of 11:30.

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