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Comparing and Contrasting the life of two of America’s funniest talk show hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon. Dec 13th 2013

It could be said that these two men are the funniest two men on late night television with interesting back grounds, and great starts to each of their careers it could be one’s own opinion of whom they preferred. Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon are two of the funniest hosts on late night television today. These two gentlemen have taken the position of some very funny other talk show hosts before them and are paving the way for the next generation of the future. According to (Wikipedia.org) these two men come from a very family oriented back ground’s both being born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. Jimmy Kimmel’s father James Kimmel was an IBM executive, and amazingly Jimmy Fallon’s father James W. Fallon father also worked at IBM. When reading information about these two gentleman, based on (Wikipedia.org) it stated that the two men have somewhat of religious back ground, Mr. Kimmel being Roman Catholic as a child served as an altar boy and as for Mr. Fallon he attended St. Mary of Snow, a Roman Catholic elementary school.
The reading also maintain that before starting their career’s the two late night talk show hosts attended college one went to the college of Saint Rose in Albany New York and graduated which was Jimmy Fallon (Wikipedia.org). However, Jimmy Kimmel he attended the University of Nevada and then transferred out of there and started attending at Arizona State University for two years without completing his degree (Wikipedia.org). Out of the two men they both had extensive back grounds at the beginning of their careers Jimmy Kimmel began working his career in the radio industry. He was only a teenager when he started hosting a Sunday night interview show on the UNLV’s college station, KUNV (Wikipedia.org). When Kimmel was at the Arizona State University, he became a popular caller to the afternoon show KZZP-FM which

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