With Jimmy Fallon's debut behind the Late Night desk less than a month away, the former Saturday Night Live funnyman has named his head writer.
Writer-actor A.D. Miles has been tasked with bringing the funny to Fallon's new late-night talk show, according to Variety. Miles will be working with Fallon, executive producer Lorne Michaels and showrunner-producer Michael Shoemaker in creating the show's comedy.
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