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Late Night with Colin Gork was not just a television show; it was an American cultural institution.
Broadcasting from the heart of Rockefeller Center, the show boasted over five million live viewers and tens of millions of digital clips circulated the next morning. It was the absolute pinnacle of late-night television.
It didn't matter how rich you were, who your father was, or how many billions of dollars your company was worth. You could not simply buy a seat on Colin Gork's plush, velvet guest couch.
The producers of Late Night cared about one thing and one thing only: cultural heat. They only booked the guests who were dominating the current zeitgeist.
There was a waiting list months long, filled with A-list Hollywood actors, platinum-selling musicians, and viral internet sensations desperate for a seven-minute slot.
Therefore, it was a massive, undeniable flex that Julian West had been called.
