Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: On Jay Leno

Friday, November 14, 2008

On Jay Leno - Thrs. Nov. 13, 2008

Friday, Nov 14
Cooper Talks Holograms, Housewives and Heroes on Leno

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CNN's Anderson Cooper appeared on NBC's Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night, and the appearance allowed him yet another opportunity to talk about new favorite show, "The Real Housewives of Atlanta."

Cooper joked that he's having trouble adjusting to life after the election. "I refuse to believe it's over," he said.

Leno commented on the large number of analysts used by CNN, and Cooper said: "There was one night I was afraid the Fire Marshal was going to shut us down." (Probably this night, Wed., Oct 15, 2008 >)

Later, when Cooper joked, "Thankfully now we have this hologram, so I'm hoping we're just going to get rid of them all and just have the hologram," it set off a lengthy discussion of the pros and cons of CNN's newest technology.

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