After listening to his interview, I don't think he will be coming back to late-night TV. However, I do see him involved with a car show, hosting a comedy special, maybe doing some comedy/reality schtick, or perhaps being a man-about-town on the food channel, greasy spoon edition. Anything to keep busy. Conversely, he's going to keep his night gigs telling jokes...for which he gets paid very well. Who knows, he probably will spend more time with his wife and, let's be honest, Jay is a stand-up comedian who is brilliant at his job because of his comedic timing and after he learned how to interview a guest. He's not a writer, he's not an actor, he's not producer, and he doesn't give me the impression that he would be happy, or any good, doing those things long-term. Jay's just a guy who enjoyes telling jokes (a skill he has mastered) and working on cars - not much else. We may just have to buy a ticket at one of his nightclubs to see him perform. We shall see.
