What will replace lopez tonight

The comedian regularly comments on his female guests appearances and has a fond appreciation for slightly inappropriate homoerotic jokes.

But regardless of how you feel about George Lopez, having one less Latino on mainstream TV in a country where the fastest growing group of people are Latinos should be alarming to everyone. Latinos get about 6. V, according to the The Screen Actors Guild Casting Data Report that looks at casting data submitted by all television and theatrical productions.

See All. More From Our Brands. Expand the sub menu Film. Expand the sub menu TV. Expand the sub menu What To Watch. Expand the sub menu Music. Expand the sub menu Awards. Expand the sub menu Video. Expand the sub menu What to Hear. Expand the sub menu Digital. Expand the sub menu Theater. In fact, that may be a compliment. He may be a little too adjusted. George Lopez is a huge star. When Lopez was shown on-camera, the pro-Margarito arena in Los Angeles went absolutely nuts, and when Lopez hammed it up by standing on his chair later during a break, you would have thought the entire crowd had paid to see him.

That was no exaggeration. It was that impressive. But his star goes way beyond the Mexican community, as witnessed by his stellar career that includes a hit sitcom and a great stand-up career, among many other accolades.

To be a great talk show host, you need to be borderline deranged in your obsession with your nightly show. Look at those who are making it work: Letterman, Leno, Kimmel…they all live their shows like nothing you have ever seen. And I just never got the sense he lived it like the other guys. He has his golf game and his comedy and surely could land another sitcom or movie if he wanted it.

I just never felt that he lived or died with Lopez Tonight. Or wanted to put in the ridiculous amount of work it takes to do a great monologue, book great guests, do taped comedy that can be Internet sensations, and be a great interviewer night after night. Love him or hate him, Leno is all about his show okay, and his cars.

Letterman is famously off as a human being, but on like no other when the clock hits Was he settling for this because his movie career stalled?