Well, it must be these two above, dontcha think? By the time NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon finishes airing it's first episode whenever that might be, viewers of that network will have watched three hours and 37 minutes of people talking. Just people talking, whether it be Jay Leno's new 10 pm show or their local news or Conan or Fallon laughing at his own jokes.(Well, at least now when he looks at the camera, unlike at SNL, he won't be mugging it up, he'll be talking to you. And as usual, I have an illustrative Family Guy clip.)LINK But this is what the Conan people said yesterday to the Hollywood Reporter:"It's great for us," a source close to O'Brien said. "We're reallyexcited because the alternative is him leaving angry and going toanother network, competing against Conan. What it means to thedrama business is another story." Yeah, more about the drama business later. So, they're happy not to be competing against Jay. But in essence I think the two shows are more in competition with each other than ever.I say that specifically because of the scheduling. Imagine you're going to see a double-feature at the movies and the first feature starts at 10 weeknights and the second at 11:35, and at 11 there's a really boring featurette about people in your neighborhood who break into each others' homes and run their cars into buses and play sports and talk about whether it's gonna rain tomorrow.That's exactly what this is.I don't think I'd ever stay for the second feature. Now, about the five hours of programming that NBC gets to throw away? I think that just about constitutes all of the shows that Silverman brought in this past year, doesn't it? So, in effect, Jay Leno is providing a bailout for the failed practices of Ben Silverman. Even Silverman, that partyhog, gets a bailout. Scumbo.I'll tell you this, if I'm CBS and ABC I'm gonna very aggressively counterprogram against this will the best product I can put out there. Because I just don't see people turning away from quality shows to watch J...