| He's visible a few minutes after the news | 45 |
| He's seen after the news | 28 |
| He's scheduled to be replaced by Fallon | 43 |
| He's on the cover of "The Late Shift" | 51 |
| He's after the news | 23 |
| He'll be on at 10:00 next fall | 34 |
| He was involved in a hosting controversy with O'Brien | 57 |
| He succeeded Carson | 19 |
| He returned to "The Tonight Show" on March 1, 2010 | 60 |
| He preceded and followed O'Brien | 36 |
| He follows the news in many cities | 34 |
| He came back to "The Tonight Show" in March | 53 |
| He ''jaws'' at night | 36 |
| Gauzy weave | 11 |
| Gauze | 5 |
| Future predecessor of O'Brien | 33 |
| Funny Jay | 9 |
| Frequent Popular Mechanics columnist Jay | 40 |
| Frequent Carson stand-in | 24 |
| Former TV host with a car collection | 36 |
| Follower of the news? | 21 |
| Five-night-a-week NBC star | 26 |
| Fallon's predecessor-to-be | 30 |
| Fallon's late-night predecessor | 35 |
| Fallon took his place | 21 |
| Fallon predecessor | 18 |
| Fabric with an open weave | 25 |
| Entertaining Jay | 16 |
| Entertainer who owns Big Dog Productions | 40 |
| Employer of Ross the Intern | 27 |
| Emcee Jay | 9 |
| Dyslexic TV host with a college degree in speech therapy | 56 |
| Deliverer of much political humor | 33 |
| Creator of the character Mr. Brain | 34 |
| Cotton gauze | 12 |
| Comic with a "Popular Mechanics" column | 49 |
| Comic who occasionally contributes to the "Motormouth" column ofThe London Sunday Times | 97 |
| Comic who "jaws" at night | 35 |
| Comic Jay ___ | 13 |
| Comic / host Jay | 16 |
| Comedian whose repertoire includes "Jaywalking" | 57 |
| Comedian who wrote "If Roast Beef Could Fly" | 54 |
| Comedian who will succeed Carson | 32 |
| Comedian from New Rochelle | 26 |
| Celebrity who testified at the 2005 Michael Jackson trial | 57 |
| Celebrated Jay | 14 |
| Carson's substitute | 23 |
| Carson's replacement | 24 |
| Carson's late-night successor | 33 |
| Carson's guest host | 23 |
| Carson-O'Brien link | 23 |
| Carson stand-in | 15 |
| Car-collecting TV host | 22 |
| Car-collecting talk show host | 29 |
| Car columnist for Popular Mechanics | 35 |
| Burbank monologist | 18 |
| Blue Jay? Rarely! | 18 |
| Big-chinned chinner | 19 |
| Big star at night | 17 |
| Big name at NBC | 15 |
| Big Dog Productions owner | 25 |
| Author of the children's book "If Roast Beef Could Fly" | 69 |
| Author of a book with "chin" in its title | 51 |
| Author of "How to Be the Funniest Kid in the Whole Wide World" | 72 |
| 2014 Television Academy Hall of Fame inductee | 45 |
| 1990s-2000s host of "The Tonight Show" | 48 |
| "You're not famous until my mother has heard of you" quipper | 74 |
| "Tonight" show host today | 35 |
| "Tonight Show" host who left and returned | 51 |
| "The Tonight Show" host | 33 |
| "The reason there are two senators for each state is so that one can be the designated driver" quipper | 112 |
| "The reason there are two senators for each state is so that one can be the designated driver" comic | 110 |
| "Stuff We Found on eBay" humorist | 43 |
| "Nightline" competitor, informally | 44 |
| "Leading With My Chin" memoirist | 42 |
| "Jaywalking" personality | 34 |
| "Jaywalking" interviewer | 34 |
| "Jaywalking" comic | 28 |
| "Jaywalker" of late-night TV | 38 |
| "Jaywalker" of late-night television | 46 |
| "Jay Walking" guy | 27 |
| "If Roast Beef Could Fly" writer | 42 |
| "I would give my right arm to be ambidextrous" speaker | 64 |
| "How come you never see a headline like 'Psychic Wins Lottery'?" quipper | 90 |
| "Headlines" guy | 25 |
| "Dancing Itos" creator | 32 |
| ''Jaywalking'' personality | 42 |
| Maximum tolerance for a stand-up comic's jokes? | 51 |
| Poe poem | 8 |
| Poe's "rare and radiant maiden" | 45 |
| Poe title heroine who "died so young" | 47 |
| "The Raven" maiden | 28 |
| 1831 Poe poem | 13 |
| "The Raven" woman | 27 |
| "Raven" maiden | 24 |
| ''The Raven'' maiden | 36 |
| Whom the angels name in "The Raven" | 45 |
| Poem that begins "Ah, broken is the golden bowl!" | 59 |
| Poe's lost maiden | 21 |
| Poe's lost love | 19 |