Yeah, Jack, I saw that last night too, and must agree that it was in very poor taste (as are quite a few of Leno's jokes). I rarely watch Leno except for the occasional Monday night in the fall when ABC's Monday Night Football pushes "Nightline" and "Politically Incorrect" back past my usual bedtime.

Leno tells jokes like my brother does: he repeats and explains the punchline while the audience applauds the first telling of the joke. It drives me crazy. The only part of Leno's show I enjoy is the "Headlines" bit, but unfortunately I have to suffer through the monologue first. If I found Letterman any funnier, I'd watch his monologue instead, but I think they're equally unamusing.