Late-night comedy at a crossroads, time to bring back the laughs
There was a time when late-night television felt like a shared living room.
It didn’t matter where you stood politically. When Johnny Carson sat behind the desk or when David Letterman delivered his dry wit, Americans could exhale at the end of the day. Viewers tuned in to laugh, not to brace for the next political jab.
Today, that feeling is harder to find.
