Jimmy struggles to wrangle Winnie and Franny as he brings the Tonight Show home edition into his Volkswagen van and shares his favorite tweets with the hashtag #FirstThingImGoingToDoWhenThisIsOver.
David Spade chats with Jimmy about their random A-lister celebrity-filled video call, memories of Chris Farley, his Netflix movie The Wrong Missy and supporting Lucky Paws Animal Shelter during the pandemic.
Kathryn Hahn checks in with Jimmy from her garage as she chats about failing at Fortnite, working with Mark Ruffalo on her HBO series I Know This Much Is True and why it's important to support Homeless Health Care Los Angeles...
Ethan Hawke tries to talk to Jimmy about his limited Showtime series, The Good Lord Bird, before Winnie and Franny interrupt, and shines a spotlight on the work The Doe Fund is doing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
@The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon -David Chang relocates mid-interview to get better Wi-Fi for his chat with Jimmy about his microwave cooking obsession in quarantine and how people can support restaurant workers in need during the pandemic.
Barbra Streisand calls and interrupts Jimmy's monologue to talk about her new video for "You'll Never Walk Alone" to raise support for COVID-19 first responders through Direct Relief. Plus, Bootsy Collins pops in for thank you notes...
Mark Ruffalo explains why he nearly passed on playing Hulk in The Avengers, reveals the leaked scene and six words Robert Downey Jr. said that convinced him to sign on and pitches a new Hulk movie about how Bruce Banner became "The Bulk."
@The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon -Bootsy Collins puts his stamp on the monologue as Jimmy kicks off another Tonight Show home edition with a floor race against his daughters and his favorite tweets with the hashtag #QuarantineMomQuotes.
With help from our partners at Samsung, Jimmy surprises six frontline healthcare working moms with $25K, Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G and a Mother's Day bundle that includes Galaxy Tab S6, Galaxy Watch Active2 and Galaxy Buds+...
Ryan Reynolds reveals the real reason he and The Rock had trouble finishing filming for Netflix's Red Notice, describes quarantine life with his Hollywood family and shouts out his brother on Teacher Appreciation Day.
Jimmy kicks off another Tonight Show home edition with a little hide-and-seek and dads having fun with kids during quarantine in What Are You Doing Wednesdays...
Maluma explains why he gave out his phone number to fans, tests Jimmy's Spanish while sharing the inspiration for his emotional song "Amor de Mi Vida (ADMV)" and highlights El Arte de los Sueños foundation.
Ricky Gervais talks to Jimmy about why people shouldn't fight over toilet paper, how his Neftlix show After Life is more relevant during the pandemic and why it's important to support animal charities during a global crisis.
@The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon -Ricky Gervais and Jimmy face off in a Password-like game where they take turns asking questions to a smart speaker, trying to get it to say a randomly selected word.
Jimmy and Nancy take a safe, social distancing walk around the neighborhood to answer Ask the Fallons fan questions about their experience having kids, people they'd like to have dinner with and more on another Tonight Show home edition.
Lester Holt's dog Lucy joins him for a video chat with Jimmy about reporting Nightly News from home, how his kids edition of Nightly News is putting a new spin on coronavirus coverage and God's Love We Deliver's charity during the pandemic.
@The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon -Alex Rodriguez and Jimmy go head-to-head eating spicy wings that get progressively hotter in a coronavirus quarantine edition of Hot Ones as host Sean Evans peppers them with questions over Zoom.
Russell Westbrook video chats with Jimmy about bingeing The Last Dance Bulls documentary, choosing hoops over Michael Jordan's autograph as a kid and supporting Comp-U-Dopt and The Angeleno Campaign to help underserved communities during COVID-19
Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer video chat with Jimmy about quarantine traditions, their 20-year friendship - from The Groundlings to Thunder Force - and joining Frontline Foods' efforts...
