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'Leading With My Chin' author, 4 letters
'Leading With My Chin' autobiographer, 4 letters
'Leading With My Chin' humorist, 4 letters
Dancing Itos creator, 4 letters
Headlines reader on Monday nights, 4 letters
How come you never see a headline like 'Psychic Wins Lottery'? quipper, 4 letters
I would give my right arm to be ambidextrous speaker, 4 letters
If Roast Beef Could Fly author, 4 letters
If Roast Beef Could Fly writer, 4 letters
Jaywalker of late-night television, 4 letters
Jaywalker of late-night TV, 4 letters
Jaywalking comedian, 4 letters
Jaywalking interviewer, 4 letters
Jaywalking personality, 4 letters
Leading With My Chin author Jay, 4 letters
Leading With My Chin writer, 4 letters
Mr. Brain portrayer, 4 letters
Nightline competitor, informally, 4 letters
Stuff We Found on eBay humorist, 4 letters
The Late Shift figure, 4 letters
The Tonight Show host, 4 letters
Tonight Show host Jay, 4 letters
Tonight Show host who left and returned, 4 letters
Tonight show host today, 4 letters
You're not famous until my mother has heard of you quipper, 4 letters
1990s-2000s host of The Tonight Show, 4 letters
Author of How to Be the Funniest Kid in the Whole Wide World, 4 letters
Author of Leading With My Chin, 4 letters
Author of the children's book If Roast Beef Could Fly, 4 letters
Big Dog Productions owner, 4 letters
Big name in late-night, 4 letters
Big name in talk shows, 4 letters
Big-chinned chinner, 4 letters
Billy Crystal was his first guest, 4 letters
Car columnist for Popular Mechanics, 4 letters
Car-collecting talk show host, 4 letters
Carson-O'Brien link, 4 letters
Carson's guest host, 4 letters
Carson's late-night successor, 4 letters
Carson's replacement, 4 letters
Celebrity who testified at the 2005 Michael Jackson trial, 4 letters
Choice for night owls, 4 letters
Comedian from New Rochelle, 4 letters
Comedian who wrote If Roast Beef Could Fly, 4 letters
Comedian who wrote the book Leading With My Chin, 4 letters
Comedian whose repertoire includes Jaywalking, 4 letters
Comic from Andover, MA, 4 letters
Comic monologist Jay, 4 letters
Comic who jaws at night, 4 letters
Comic who occasionally contributes to the Motormouth column of The London Sunday Times, 4 letters
Conan O'Brien follows him, 4 letters
Cover subject of the Entertainment Weekly issue featuring TV's 50 Biggest Bombs Ever!, 4 letters
Creator of the character Mr. Brain, 4 letters
Deliverer of much political humor, 4 letters
Dyslexic TV host with a college degree in speech therapy, 4 letters
Emmy-winning comedian, 4 letters
Employer of Ross the Intern, 4 letters
Entertainer who owns Big Dog Productions, 4 letters
Eubanks is his musical director, 4 letters
Eubanks plays on his show, 4 letters
Five-night-a-week NBC star, 4 letters
Follower of the news, 4 letters
Frequent Carson stand-in, 4 letters
Frequent Popular Mechanics columnist Jay, 4 letters
Funnyman whose favorite music is jazz, 4 letters
Future predecessor of O'Brien, 4 letters
Gore was mistaken for Prince Charles on his show, 4 letters
Guitarist Eubanks' boss, 4 letters
Guy closely following the news, 4 letters
Guy with a Jaywalking segment, 4 letters
He came back to The Tonight Show in March, 4 letters
He clashed with O'Brien, 4 letters
He closely follows the news, 4 letters
He follows the news, 4 letters
He follows the news in many cities, 4 letters
He follows the news in more ways than one, 4 letters
He frequently filled in for Johnny Carson, 4 letters
He had McCain on his show, 4 letters
He interviewed Obama, 4 letters
He introduces Eubanks, 4 letters
He made late-night deliveries, 4 letters
He often follows the news, 4 letters
He preceded and followed O'Brien, 4 letters
He returned to The Tonight Show on March 1, 2010, 4 letters
He succeeded Carson, 4 letters
He switched jobs with Couric for a day in May, 2003, 4 letters
He was involved in a hosting controversy with O'Brien, 4 letters
He'll be on at 10:00 next fall, 4 letters
He's after the news, 4 letters
He's first in the late-night TV ratings, 4 letters
He's on the cover of The Late Shift, 4 letters
He's seen after the news, 4 letters
He's visible a few minutes after the news, 4 letters
Head of Big Dog Productions, 4 letters
Heir to the Carsonian throne?, 4 letters
His first guest on 5/25/92 was Billy Crystal, 4 letters
His last day is 5/29/09, 4 letters
His new show premieres on September 14, 2009, 4 letters
His show has a Jaywalking segment, 4 letters
Host after the news, 4 letters
Host before and after O'Brien, 4 letters
Host of 'The Tonight Show', 4 letters
Host of a nightly TV show taped in Burbank, 4 letters
Host with Headlines, 4 letters
Host with a famous car collection, 4 letters
Host you can chin with?, 4 letters
Jay from New Rochelle, 4 letters
Jay of The Tonight Show, 4 letters
Jay of late-night television, 4 letters
Jay of late-night TV, 4 letters
Jay of talk show fame, 4 letters
Jay often seen at night, 4 letters
Jay related to a peacock?, 4 letters
Jay seen after dark, 4 letters
Jay seen by night owls, 4 letters
Jay sighted at end of the day, 4 letters
Jay walking over O'Brien, 4 letters
Jay watched by night owls, 4 letters
Jay watched by owls, 4 letters
Jay who chins with guests, 4 letters
Jay who does Jaywalking, 4 letters
Jay who followed Johnny, 4 letters
Jay who follows the news, 4 letters
Jay who has Monday night Headlines, 4 letters
Jay who works for a peacock?, 4 letters
Jay who wrote How to Be the Funniest Kid in the Whole Wide World, 4 letters
Jay with a prominent chin, 4 letters
Johnny Carson's replacement, 4 letters
Johnny Carson's successor, 4 letters
Kevin Eubanks is the bandleader on his show, 4 letters
Kevin Eubanks leads his band, 4 letters
Lantern-jawed celeb, 4 letters
Lantern-jawed comic, 4 letters
Lantern-jawed TV host, 4 letters
Last name in late night TV, 4 letters
Last name in TV talk, 4 letters
Late-appearing star, 4 letters
Late-night comedian, 4 letters
Late-night delivery man?, 4 letters
Late-night funnyman, 4 letters
Late-night headliner, 4 letters
Late-night host Jay, 4 letters
Late-night host moving to prime time, 4 letters
Late-night host since 1992, 4 letters
Late-night host who testified in the Michael Jackson trial, 4 letters
Late-night jokester, 4 letters
Late-night laugh maker, 4 letters
Late-night monologist, 4 letters
Late-night schmoozer Jay, 4 letters
Late-night show host, 4 letters
Late-night TV jaywalker, 4 letters
Late-night TV host Jay, 4 letters
Late-night TV returnee, 4 letters
Late-night wars participant, 4 letters
Lesson #5: O'Brien's predecessor, 4 letters
Letterman competition, 4 letters
Letterman rival Jay, 4 letters
Letterman's friendly rival, 4 letters
Master of late laughter, 4 letters
Member of a long-running TV duel, 4 letters
Meshy fabric or TV host, 4 letters
Michael Jackson trial witness, 4 letters
Monologist after the news, 4 letters
Monologist on weeknights, 4 letters
Morita's Collision Course costar, 4 letters
Name in the subtitle of the book The Late Shift, 4 letters
Jay, Robin and canary, 21 letters
Maximum tolerance for a stand-up comic's jokes?, 9 letters
Paris waived by the Panthers, 5 letters
Would-be president Fulani, 6 letters
'Rare and radiant maiden' of an 1845 poem, 6 letters
'Rare and radiant maiden' of verse, 6 letters
Doubly dead Poe title girl, 6 letters
Lost woman of verse, 6 letters
Radiant maiden of verse, 6 letters
Rare and radiant maiden, 6 letters
Rare and radiant maiden of The Raven, 6 letters
She died so young, according to Poe, 6 letters
The queenliest dead that ever died so young of poetry, 6 letters
Burger ballad: 1774, 6 letters
Edgar's rare and radiant maiden, 6 letters
Lady of 'The Raven', 6 letters
Lost lady in The Raven, 6 letters
Lost love in The Raven, 6 letters
Lost love in Poe's The Raven, 6 letters
Maiden in 'The Raven', 6 letters
Maiden in Poe's The Raven, 6 letters
Name immortalized by Poe, 6 letters
Noted love poem of 1831, 6 letters
Poe called her the most lovely dead / That ever died so young!, 6 letters
Poe poem that begins Ah, broken is the golden bowl!, 6 letters
Poe poem that ends From grief and groan to a golden throne beside the King of Heaven, 6 letters
Poe subject who died so young, 6 letters
Poe title character, 6 letters
Poe title heroine who died so young, 6 letters
Poe's queenliest dead that ever died so young, 6 letters
Poe's rare and radiant maiden, 6 letters
Poe's radiant maiden, 6 letters
Poem that starts 'Ah, broken is the golden bowl!', 6 letters
Poetic maiden described by Cullen or Emerson (6), 6 letters
Rhyme for 'Nevermore', 6 letters
Rhyme for nevermore, in a Poe poem, 6 letters
Title girl of a Poe poem, 6 letters
Whispered word in 'The Raven', 6 letters
Woman in a Poe poem, 6 letters
Woman mentioned in The Raven, 6 letters
Word whispered in The Raven, 6 letters
Comedian Jay and family, 5 letters
Jay's wife's in-laws, 5 letters
Last-night host's family, 5 letters
Late-night host and family, 5 letters
Late-night Jay's family, 5 letters
Schmoozer Jay and family, 5 letters
Soft, meshed fabrics, 5 letters
Talk show host Jay and family, 5 letters
Why the Burbank train derailed?, 17 letters
Talk show host's holiday songs?, 10 letters
Berkshire Music Festival town, 5 letters
Big name in bone china, 5 letters
Boston Symphony's summer home, 5 letters
China from New Jersey, 5 letters
China from Pennsylvania, 5 letters
Home of the Tanglewood Music Festival, 5 letters
Home to Seiji Ozawa Hall, 5 letters
Massachusetts music festival locale, 5 letters
Massachusetts music festival town, 5 letters
Massachusetts town that's home to Tanglewood, 5 letters
Tanglewood Festival locale, 5 letters
Tanglewood Music Center's town, 5 letters
Tanglewood Music Festival locale, 5 letters
Tanglewood Music Festival town, 5 letters
Tanglewood site, in Massachusetts, 5 letters
Tanglewood's locale, 5 letters
Town near Tanglewood, 5 letters
Wedgwood alternative, 5 letters
Where the Tanglewood Music Festival happens, 5 letters
It's set in a castle near Seville, 15 letters