Jimmy Fallon's second night as 'Tonight Show' host draws more viewers than ...
Lloyd Bishop/APJimmy Fallon proved Tuesday he wasn't a one-night wonder.
The new 'Tonight Show' host - oops, star - drew 7.4 million viewers for his second night, more than the combined total for his rivals, David Letterman on CBS and Jimmy Kimmel on ABC.
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Fallon still had, and will have all this week, the benefit of a lead-in from NBC's popular Olympics coverage.
That also means he starts at midnight instead of the 11:35 slot he will resume next week.
Fallon's opening 'Tonight' show Monday night drew 11.3 million viewers.
Ironically, his expected second-night dropoff came to almost exactly the number of viewers 'Tonight' had averaged this season under Jay Leno.
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