Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

This past Saturday, NBC Late Night host Jimmy Fallon headed to the White House to emcee a Fourth of July USO concert honoring military heroes and their families.

Jimmy Fallon returned to SNL to play Barry Gibb with Timberlake as Bee Gee Robin. That sketch had "celebrity" guests but were overshadowed so much by the "Gibbs" that you'd be hard-pressed to remember them. Did any politicians get impersonated? YES. ... SNL: Best Of Justin Timberlake Film.com

Ex-"Saturday Night Live" comedian Jimmy Fallon has a new late night show, and no doubt they're still trying to find the right mix of guests. Since Jimmy is a bit of a geek, they decided to invite Joshua Topolsky from Engadget to show off the ... Palm teases Pre with Jimmy Fallon Reuters UK

By Denise Duguay Hey, new Late Night host Jimmy Fallon! Yes, I'm talking to you. New York Post's Michael Starr: Rating: 75 Fallon seemed a bit nervous in his monologue (who wouldn't be?), but quickly found his rhythm, firing off some snappy one-liners."

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By Dorothy Snarker(noreply@blogger.com) What I've seen of Jimmy Fallon's late night debut this week can best be described in one word: twitchy. He is twitchy and awkward and a little clammy. It's kind of like reliving that ill-advised date you went on your freshman year with that guy you knew would never, ever get to see your boobs. Now...

By asepinwall@starledger.com (Alan Sepinwall) I think I'm going to watch tonight's "Late Night" to see how Fallon does opposite old "Weekend Update" partner Tina Fey, and then I likely won't watch again for at least three months. Because this is a job you need to grow into, and based on the debut, Fallon has a lot of growing to do.

Overall, the jury is still out, but last night's verdict is in. Last night, Jimmy Fallon debuted his new version of Late Night. His cold opening featured a bit with Conan O'Brien, while it was funny, much of the rest of the show wasn't. There was a bit that featured audience members licking rand...

By Josh Lasser(noreply@blogger.com) There, I think the answer is pretty positive for NBC, Fallon, and Late Night. For his second interview of the night, Fallon interviewed Justin Timberlake, and that interview went far better than his chat with De Niro. Timberlake and Fallon worked together on Saturday Night Live, so the two...

By Bill Brioux(tvfeedsmyfamily@rogers.com) There's a reason Robert De Niro never does talk shows. He's a terrible guest, very uncomfortable. The lame skit they made him do was very SNL lite. Justin Timberlake was a great guest, tossed off funny singing impressions of the Bee Gees, John Mayer and Mike MacDonald.

By Ken Tucker The sole pure shining moment of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon was Justin Timberlake's appearance. (Read my review of the entire premiere show here.) Over the years, Letterman has had Bill Murray, Steve Martin, and Bonnie Hunt; Craig Ferguson has...

By Tempo At least the show opened on a humorous note, with Fallon finding Conan O'Brien, the previous "Late Night" host, in his dressing room. Fallon asked if O'Brien would be taking over Jay Leno's old dressing room when Leno steps down from "The Tonight Show," which O'Brien is taking over.

By MightyVin I have now seen the first episode of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and can report that, while it was not the best I could have hoped for, it was not the worst either. Kudos up front for his set. The area where he does his monologue looks like it was made ... His first guest was Robert DeNiro. Bad move. DeNir...

By Bob Sassone There's one thing I loved right away, and it had nothing to do with the host, his guests, the band, the sketches, or the audience. Can you guess what it was? The pic above is a clue.Continue reading So how was Jimmy Fallon on his first Late Night? Permalink | Email this | | Comments

By Josh Lasser(noreply@blogger.com) Mainly today, there's a major bit of business -- Jimmy Fallon starts tonight. What was Late Night with David Letterman and then became Late Night with Conan O'Brien is now Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. That's huge. Good luck, Jimmy, I'll be watching.

By Bill Brioux(tvfeedsmyfamily@rogers.com) Earlier in the session, a reflective Ferguson asked critics to go easy on Jimmy Fallon, the former SNLer who takes over Conan O’Brien’s Late Night timeslot opposite Ferguson on March 2. “I challenge you all to this,” Ferguson said: “Give Jimmy a month before you review him.”

The Craig Ferguson-Jimmy Fallon late-night competition appears to be starting on a gracious note. At a meeting Wednesday of the Television Critics Association, Ferguson suggested that reviewers wait to sharpen their pens until Fallon adjusts to the new job. Fallon is expected to take o...

By Liz Shannon Miller Jill: Meryl doesn’t take that kind of attitude. She’ll cut you. She’ll cut you where you stand. Fallon’s entire episode guide will go like this: EPISODE ONE: Fallon tussles with Meryl Streep EPISODE TWO: Memorial for Jimmy Fallon EPISODE THREE: Late Night with Meryl Streep

By Seth As Jimmy Fallon hones his chops in a digital broom closet at NBC.com, he can take comfort in knowing at least one influential tastemaker is behind his late show efforts one hundred percent: That would be NY Times TV critic Virginia Heffernan, who totally friended Late Night with Jimmy Fall...