The Tonight Show, The Daily Show and Late Night will be showing re-runs tomorrow after writers voted to go on strike for the first time in 15 years.
Some of the biggest late night shows will be suspended after nearly 11,500 film and television writers represented by the Writers Guild of America voted to go on strike.
NBC's "The Tonight Show," Comedy Central's "Daily Show," ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live," CBS's "The Late Show" and NBC's "Late Night" will be showing reruns all this week after all of the top late-night shows, which are staffed by writers that pen monologues and jokes for their hosts, immediately went dark.
