Some people use their vacation days to catch up on the DVR, finally test out that freebie foot massager or pick up the last of the dry cleaning. Jimmy Kimmel uses his vacation days to fly across the country and drum up some anti-Leno sentiment on the Late Show with David Letterman. At least that's what he tried to do last night, when the ABC host recalled every high and low of ConanGate: Kimmel's episode-long impersonation of Jay Leno, that devastating 10@10 sucker punch and Leno's self-pitying interview on Oprah. Surprisingly though, Letterman refused to engage in the very bashing he participated just two months ago, calling the Late Shift Deux a "just a whole lot of fun" -- like at the old Comedy Store! That clip, as well as the other highlights you missed last night while dreaming of an RJ Berger solution to your hellish high school year, after the jump.
5. George Lopez's Good Girl Scout Deed
Last night the TBS host righted a nasty Samoa hijacking by inviting the Girl Scout victim, Beverly Reed, to Los Angeles, and repaying her for her good service after she sat through his Brownie material.
4. Hugh Jackman Sings in Mandarin
The actor may not have known much Mandarin when he first read the script for Snow Flower and the Secret Fan but by last night, Hugh Jackman had memorized enough of the language to break into spontaneous song and dance on the Tonight Show with one lucky audience member.
3. Jude Law Answers Your Health Care Questions
But who really knows about national health care service? Repo Man star, British citizen and last weekend's Saturday Night Live host, Jude Law. Just watch this Daily Show clip.
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2. Betty White, Jay Leno and Hugh Jackman on Retirement
Well to be fair, Betty White and Jay Leno discussed how they didn't believe in the career kind while Hugh Jackman and Betty discussed the lights-out kind that follows that romantic backstage shower.
1. Recalling the ConanGate Casualties
Oprah must have mediated the hell out of David Letterman and Jay Leno's conflict during that Superbowl commercial. How else do you describe Letterman's lighter take on the Tonight Show host?