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Entire ‘Tonight Show’ Staff Laid Off as Jimmy Fallon Moves Show From Burbank to NYC – TheWrap

Posted on February 5, 2014

The “Other Shoe” Drops In Burbank

Entire ‘Tonight Show’ Staff Laid Off as Jimmy Fallon Moves Show From Burbank to NYC – TheWrap

All 164 employees are being encouraged to apply for positions in New York

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