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    nebusj-@-rpi-.edu (Joseph Nebus) wrote:   
      
   > 	That was an unnerving change in show format last night.   
   > Turning the walkover into a commercial break I'm kind of used to   
   > from when Late Night would air on CNBC Singapore, but it's still   
   > jolting to see around here.  And then blending the midshow segment   
   > into the interview ... it's very unsettling, and I'd be glad to   
   > know what prompted it, and why on a Tuesday?   
      
   Because people still can't remember that "Late Night" airs new episodes   
   on Mondays now?   
      
   They still had the same number of commercial breaks as usual, though.   
   Andy was running late, maybe?   
      
   The middle bit was basically just "who's on tomorrow's show," which   
   usually happens at the beginning of the second guest's segment if the   
   first guest ran for two segments, so that wasn't as bizarre as it could   
   have been.   
      
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