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Jay Leno Has Been Released From The Hospital, Report Says - Jalopnik

Noted car enthusiast, the host of Jay Leno’s Garage and former host of The Tonight Show, Jay Leno, suffered serious burns to his face and neck on Sunday, November 13, when attempting to repair a clogged fuel line on his White steam car. These injuries sent him to a specialist medical facility...
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pinball wizard said:
Would you believe it was 1907 White Steam Car?
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That's the actual culprit.
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Makes sense it was something like this....
 
Nerfherder said:
Imagine every car you ever wanted... he has all of them and 100 others you didn't know you wanted
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Well, I dunno about that. Hunter's aspirations are not like a normal person's. Oh, and Jay has a few bikes that you'd drool over too.
 
HunterNW said:
You think i don't like cars ? Only Kudus ??
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I am pretty certain your dream cars are a toyota cressida, 1983 vintage, and one of these:
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I'm also certain they are both parked in your garage right now.

They're also probably two cars NOT in Jay Leno's garage...
 
'Jay Leno’s Garage' Cancelled by CNBC After Seven Seasons: Report

The news that the TV show has been cancelled comes in the midst of two nasty vintage vehicle mishaps that left the 72-year-old comedian hospitalized.

It’s the end of the road for Jay Leno’s Garage on CNBC. The network has reportedly pulled the plug on Leno’s show after seven seasons. It also marks the end of a 30-year relationship between the 72-year-old comedian and automotive enthusiast at NBCUniversal.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the cancellation is due to a hefty scheduling shift at the channel. Instead of Garage, which has been on CNBC since 2015, the channel will air reality reruns of Shark Tank and Undercover Boss, as well as some original business documentaries.

The show served as a landing pad for Leno after he (for the second time) left The Tonight Show in February 2014. CNBC ordered Jay Leno’s Garage just a few months later. It originally started as an NBC.com web series, and it was later picked up by CNBC after a special episode in the summer of 2014 was a hit, according to the outlet.

The show heavily featured Leno’s personal car collection at his Burbank garage, and it included numerous interviews with celebrity guests – including President Biden.

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'Jay Leno’s Garage' Cancelled by CNBC After Seven Seasons: Report

The news that the TV show has been cancelled comes in the midst of two nasty vintage vehicle mishaps that left the 72-year-old comedian hospitalized.
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Jay Leno Breaks Several Bones in Vintage Motorcycle Accident: Report

This is the 72-year-old comedian's second vintage vehicle mishap in the past three months.

It’s been a rough couple of months for comedian and automotive icon Jay Leno. Just a few months ago he sustained third-degree burns to his face after a fire broke out at his garage in Burbank, California. Now, he is once again recovering after a motorcycle accident left him with several broken bones.

In an interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the 72-year-old comedianrevealed that he had a motorcycle crash on January 17. It left him with a broken collarbone and two broken ribs, and it cracked both of his kneecaps. Despite the mishap, Leno appears to be in good spirits.

“But I’m OK!” Leno told the outlet. “I’m OK, I’m working. I’m working this weekend.”

In a surprise to no one, this accident also involved a vintage vehicle. Leno was out on the road testing the motorcycle when he smelled leaking gas.

“So I turned down a side street and cut through a parking lot, and unbeknownst to me, some guy had a wire strung across the parking lot but with no flag hanging from it. So, you know, I didn’t see it until it was too late,” Leno said. “It just clothesline me and, boom, knocked me off the bike.”

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Jay Leno Breaks Several Bones in Vintage Motorcycle Accident: Report

This is the 72-year-old comedian's second vintage vehicle mishap in the past three months.
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