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David Letterman and Jimmy Fallon didn't let a little nasty weather stop them.
Both late-night hosts decided cyclone or not that the show must go on even if no one was around to laugh at their jokes or even watch their shows. Each taped their shows as scheduled Monday night and had guests. Denzel Washington sat with Letterman to promote his new movie, "Flight," while Fallon tapped his "Saturday Night Live" buddy Seth Meyers to join him in an empty theater.

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<strong>Full story:</strong> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/tv/showtracker/la-et-st-hurricane-sandy-letterman-fallon-20121030,0,4016614.story">Super storm Sandy is no match for Letterman and Fallon</a> | <a target="_blank" href="http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-sandy-science-20121030,0,5879950.story">The science behind Hurricane Sandy: a confluence of trouble</a>

Super storm Sandy is no match for Letterman and Fallon

( Associated Press )

David Letterman and Jimmy Fallon didn't let a little nasty weather stop them. Both late-night hosts decided cyclone or not that the show must go on even if no one was around to laugh at their jokes or even watch their shows. Each taped their shows as scheduled Monday night and had guests. Denzel Washington sat with Letterman to promote his new movie, "Flight," while Fallon tapped his "Saturday Night Live" buddy Seth Meyers to join him in an empty theater.

Full story: Super storm Sandy is no match for Letterman and Fallon | The science behind Hurricane Sandy: a confluence of trouble

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