Jimmy Kimmel Makes The Jay Leno Show's "10 @10" Segment Even More Awkward

Have you seen The Jay Leno Show's 10 @ 10 segment? Oh, it's fantastic. Some of the finest anti-comedy you'll ever witness. True, it's completely unintentional anti-comedy but nothing is perfect. See, Leno invites a celebrity or Kate Gosselin to appear on a massive video screen, then asks them a series of ten uninteresting, utterly banal questions. It lasts an eternity. While watching this segment, the very air around you thickens until it feels like you're slowly suffocating in a vat of viscous awkwardness. It is excruciating. Standing before the massive video screen, Leno casually shifts from foot to foot, shuffling his question cards. "God," you think, "Why isn't Leno drowning like the rest of us?" Then you remember that Leno's lungs were replaced seven years ago with a sturdy AC unit salvaged from an antique Oldsmobile '78, and that he's barely human. Finally, at least a full minute after you've given up all hope of the segment ending, Leno mercifully throws to commercial, and the first ad cracks the hardened, twisted shell of awkwardness like the jaws of life.
In short: good times.