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People.com: Jay Leno Delivers His Final Tonight Show Monologue

The host thanks Monica Lewinsky, Michael Jackson and Bill Clinton in front of a cheering crowd

Staff's kids help Leno say goodbye to 'Tonight'

Jay Leno ended his 17-year reign as the host of "The Tonight Show" Friday with the children of people who met and started families while working at the long-running late-night show during his tenure, according to audience members who attended the taping.

People.com: Mel Gibson Tells Jay Leno About His Eighth Child: 'I Guess I'm Octo-Mel!'

The actor graces the Tonight Show and talks about his divorce and his pregnant girlfriend

People.com: Inside Jay Leno's Closet: Not His Clothes

"I don't own any suits of my own," the NBC star tells PEOPLE

People.com: Jay Leno Reveals Mystery Ailment: Exhaustion

"It's an embarrassing thing," Leno tells PEOPLE of the cause of his two days of hospitalization

People.com: Jay Leno Jokes About Hospitalization

"I ate a raw pig a friend brought back from Mexico," he says in his return to The Tonight Show

People.com: Jay Leno Released from Hospital

The host of The Tonight Show was under observation for apparent dehydration, his rep tells PEOPLE

'Tonight Show' host Jay Leno out of hospital

TV talk show host Jay Leno was released from the hospital Friday, his representative said.

People.com: Jay Leno Is Hospitalized

The TV host cancels his taping, but is "doing just fine," says a Tonight Show rep

Jay Leno hospitalized; 'Tonight Show' tapings canceled

TV talk show host Jay Leno fell ill and checked himself into a Los Angeles, California, hospital on Thursday, his representative said.

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