In preparation for a stint by guest host Jon Stewart, Larry and Arthur go over a list of potential guests. Suspecting that the network may be grooming Stewart as his replacement, Larry is reluctant to give him anyone that would allow him to shine, especially X Files star David Duchovny. However, an invitation to join him at his beach house for a weekend seems to suggest that Duchovny is romantically interested in Larry. Meanwhile Hank discovers that the used sports car he just bought from singer Elvis Costello is a lemon. When Stewart complains about the guests he's being given, the network executives step in. Claiming they want to get Stewart once his current contract expires, Dennis and Melanie tell Arthur of a plan to use him as Larry's permanent back-up host and possible replacement. Meanwhile, after receiving a gift from David, Larry polls his staff on whether they think the actor is gay. Then, after noticing that Jon has managed to get some of his favorite guests back, including David, Larry rearranges

In preparation for a stint by guest host Jon Stewart, Larry and Arthur go over a list of potential guests. Suspecting that the network may be grooming Stewart as his replacement, Larry is reluctant to give him anyone that would allow him to shine, especially X Files star David Duchovny. However, an invitation to join him at his beach house for a weekend seems to suggest that Duchovny is romantically interested in Larry. Meanwhile Hank discovers that the used sports car he just bought from singer Elvis Costello is a lemon.

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While meeting with Arthur and publicist Norman Litkey on the eve of his final show, Larry learns that some high profile guests have either canceled or refused to appear. After begging Warren Beatty to do him a favor and come on the last show, Larry is pressed to call "X Files" star David Duchovny. And despite the fact that everyone thinks the actor is in love with him, Larry agrees to meet him at a hotel where David gladly agrees to be a guest. Meanwhile, as Hank prepares his farewell to Larry, the staff tries to keep their volatile emotions in check. After getting well wishes from his successor, Jon Stewart, Larry runs a gauntlet of faces from the past as he takes the stage for the final time. Just before going on, he gets word that Arthur secured Jim Carrey as a guest. And though the comedian gives an outrageous musical tribute, off camera he makes sure that Larry knows he never liked him. Meanwhile, Jon learns that agent Stevie Grant never consulted Larry before signing him as a client. After watching Carr

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