Carson Daly Defies Strike To Get Back On Air: "We Ran Out Of Repeats"
Carson Daly killed a few moments Monday night sharing snapshots of his "Last Call" staffers during their four-week hiatus.
He noted, gratefully, that the applause sign in the studio still worked after a month without use.
And he explained why NBC's "Last Call" became the first late-night show to return to the air with fresh episodes since the writer's strike began.
"We ran out of repeats," Daly cracked. "A month is a long time."




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AP | Frazier Moore | December 4, 2007 07:44 AM