"The Tonight Show" would stay in Burbank through Johnny Carson's retirement, Jay Leno's ascendency to host until the end of his first run in 2009, when it moved to an all-digital studio on the Universal lot in 2009 for the short-lived "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien". The show moved back to the Burbank Studios when Leno returned as host of "The Tonight Show" on March 1, 2010. The show used studio 11 until Leno stepped down as host on February 6, 2014. After that, "The Tonight Show" moved back to New York City's Rockefeller Center when Jimmy Fallon replaced Leno as host, marking the end of the 42-year era in which the show had recorded in Southern California.