Actors dominate Jay Leno's nearest audiences — five of the top 10 neighbors carry the Actors subcategory, with no other Comedian appearing in the set.

William Shatner leads at 0.73, followed by David Spade at 0.69, Donnie Wahlberg at 0.69, and Dan Aykroyd at 0.68. All four are Actors — a subcategory that does not match Leno's own Comedians classification. The fifth Actor in the top 10, Leah Remini, sits at 0.67. This is a cross-kind pattern: the audience that follows Leno most closely also follows actors, not fellow stand-ups or late-night hosts.

The remaining five neighbors fill out a recognizable entertainment-era cluster. TV Personalities account for two slots — Howie Mandel at 0.68 and Valerie Bertinelli at 0.68 — while Gibson (Brands / Music, 0.67) and Ringo Starr (Musicians and Bands, 0.67) add a classic-rock thread. The lone non-celebrity entry in the top 10 is Gibson, the only Brand in the set. The shape is broad: scores run from 0.73 down to 0.67 across all ten neighbors, with no single dominant pull and no sharp drop-off.

The overall picture is an audience shaped by legacy entertainment figures — primarily actors and TV personalities from roughly the same cultural generation — rather than by the comedy world Leno himself inhabits.