The Jay Leno honeymoon con tinues.

Leno’s “Tonight Show” again rolled over David Letterman’s “Late Show” Tuesday, Leno’s second night back at 11:35 p.m.

“Tonight” averaged 5.8 million viewers to Letterman’s 3.7 million, according to preliminary Nielsen numbers.

“Nightline” finished third with 3.3 million viewers.

Leno grabbed 6.6 million viewers Monday, his first night back on “Tonight” after his 10 p.m. “Jay Leno Show” was canned after five low-rated months.