Late Night With Jimmy Fallon (NBC, 2009–2014)
Jimmy Fallon was announced as the new host of Late Night in 2008, replacing Conan O’Brien. The logo for the new show was taken to a vote in early January 2009. All 3 choices were supplied by Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler’s former company Number Seventeen. Fans of the show (which hadn’t yet aired) spoke and the winner was revealed on January 13, 2009.
The logo featuring Font Bureau’s Bureau Grot stuck for the show’s whole run until 2014, when Jimmy Fallon took the reigns of The Tonight Show (featuring Sharp Sans 1).
One of Fallon’s weekly gags on Late Night was called “Thank You Notes.” The sketch was a hit for the show and was made into a book. The first book spawned a sequel. Fallon has carried this over to The Tonight Show.
This looks to have been supplied by the design staff from the show. Possibly, so that guests could make official call-outs on social media.
Ew! is another long-running sketch from the show.
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A window at Rockefeller Center possibly at the NBC store, displays "Thank You Notes" quotations. Quotations set in ITC Avant Garde.
Dressing room display.
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A sidenote to this—I was legitimately surprised how hard it was to find images from this show! It went off in 2014, it seems there’s barely anything left on the internet (of any good size).