 So, actually, I want to talk about your show for a second. So, you know, I think when you started, I'll be honest, I think people were like, Jimmy Fallon. Yeah. This guy sucks. Yeah, they did not, yeah. We don't want him on Late Night. Well, Tony, to be honest, it's hard to replace a guy like Conan O'Brien, who's fantastic, and he's done his show for 16 years, so he's a comfortable face in your living room for 16 years. You went to school with him. You know, I was in college when he came on. You went to school with Conan? No, well, basically, he was on my television show. You were watching him during his school, yeah. I was watching him. That and Price is Right, that's all I watched. That's a weird combo. I love Price is Right. You learned so much about the value of things. I was just, I didn't have to, you know, it wasn't those shows that you had to follow on the plot, you know? Right. Price is Right, you can watch whenever the hell you want. You just tune in just when you need it, like, that's not $6,000. No way. You're way off. Yeah, Conan's a tough act to follow. So following that, it's not the easiest thing. I mean, so, and I didn't know how to do a talk show. I'm just starting out. I don't know. It's tricky because it's just, it's talking. It's actually, it's quite hard. But it's like, you worry about those things. You're asking questions. And like, I had Robert De Niro on as my first guest, who is the greatest actor in the world. I love that guy so much. And I just asked him a favor if he would do it. And he said, okay. But he's not, I mean, I don't want to insult the man. Yeah. Not a great interview, though. I mean, that's my take on it. But it's not, but that's, I knew that going in. Right. I thought maybe I could be the guy that cracks it, you know? Yeah. Because it is kind of like, it is like a stone. He's kind of like, he gives you a look. He doesn't like to talk. Yeah. Not that I know. I mean, I guess I'm, from what I saw. Oh, your buddies with Tom Cruise, just ask him. Well, you know. We did have dinner the other night. We fell in love. No, but I, so I had De Niro on. He's nice enough to come on the show. And he comes on and I had my questions all set up. And I have probably six minutes to talk to Robert De Niro. Six minutes doesn't seem like a lot. But it is. It just, especially when you're flopping like I was. And I go to Robert De Niro, I'm like, so you live in New York, right? And he goes, yep. And that's the answer. And I'm just like, okay. And then I'm like, and you could hear people like unwrapping candies. And so you were like, a flop sweat was coming down. It was, I was so scared. On your show, it's terrifying. I mean, it's hot. And like that audience, when it's quiet in there. I mean, it's the same in here. You guys are terrifying. But when it's quiet, I mean, I learned this. Like I had a, something a few episodes ago. I flew a demo, the Siri demo. Every time you have a great time, you always destroy it. No, but it was horrible. I was like, it didn't work. You sent a helicopter up and almost broke a light and almost fell on someone and they sued us. I was aiming for you, but it went straight up. Many other good things. But De Niro. Yeah, but anyways, so anyways, I barely scraped through it. And I love Robert De Niro for just taking the chance to come on the show when it was brand new. No one else has the guts to do something like that. Like, I just really will never forget that first week of booking is so hard when you have a new show. And just like, if you ever get a chance to see any Robert De Niro movies, go do it. Because the guy's the greatest human. He's a good actor. I don't know if you've heard about this guy. I've heard so much. He was a great guy. And that was like, so I, that was my first interview. And that kind of, after that, I was just so nervous. And the reviews were correct. You know, they weren't 100% positive. But you've grown the show. I actually feel like you guys are doing some of the smartest, and I'm not just saying this because I go on the show occasionally, but it's some of the smartest, weirdest, funniest comedy on Late Night. And there's a lot of Late Night guys now. It's not like it used to be where there's just two dudes. There's a lot of people on, and there's a lot of really good comedy on Late Night. And you guys are doing some of the, it's just so smart and so funny. Well, thank you. We're on so late, so it's like no one really cares at the network. Well, no, that's one against good. Yeah, so I mean, I think you can watch our show. What our ultimate goal is, I'm a very positive person, so I want people to have a fun experience when they watch our show. And I think it's the end of the day. So if you had a bad day, if life sucks, you still have a TV. You got to join. You got to talk about Fallon. If you just get 30 seconds of not worrying about your life, then that's the best gift I could give you. You're like the answer to the 1%, really. You're going to be the cure. I don't know what I'm talking about. You're getting deep. You're getting deep. I have no idea how this dream is working. You're getting really deep. No, we actually put together a couple of moments from the show that we thought were really great because if you guys haven't seen it, you should see it. And I wanted to show it here. So just take a look at this. You can get an idea of just how good and funny Jimmy's show is. Thanks, buddy. Yeah. This is not my show. Yeah, this is it. Oh my goodness. Here you are. You're doing a sketch. Oh my God. This is college. Hey there. What's up, man? Hi. You got a computer there? Yes. Cool, man. Computers are awesome. What kind of computer you got? God. It's just... IBM laptop? No. Macintosh? PowerBook? No. Packard Bell? No. Zenith? It's just a laptop. What is it? Tandy? I switches like a magic off. And that's the way Pokemon works. And all I gets to remove the ones, don't copycats, this gets out of the way. I know what I'm doing. That's how it's done. You put it in first and run it out, running out like hard now but it doesn't think. So I have to undo it? Yeah. Antinibug goes out. So it can change like the first time. Found anything we missed now? A unfortunateigkeit.alled theноnna? Banana andreas lives arezwischenne Eyelining. 있어서 get you. All the moments that made the boss smash it for nearly a decade. Yeah, I really appreciate that. I think you guys are shooting HD at this point. You know, I'm a friend of the video camera can you tell me what's going on there that was that that was not late night with Jimmy you got to start somewhere and I was in college in Albany, New York and as a show called 40 wax. W nothing is what yeah. Does it matter how you spell that we actually would be cool it. It's a 40 wax. We just currently on the Playboy network. It was a show we started and just like a bunch of college kids got together and like try to make characters that I I just had a Tony Danza impression. I just figured that I used to watch you got the essence of the Danza why just on who's the boss he would say was named same like Mona. So the and you love Jonathan. Like it was like the same. He was a desperate. Yeah, it's just good. It's just me killed here. Yeah. Oh my goodness, yeah, we're going to add a lot of laughing. I don't I don't mind that was a fun and what is the deal of you I feel like you do a ton of music stuff on the show like you performing music and you did when you're on SNL by the way if you haven't seen his SNL I think best one of the season. Thanks so funny show and there's a lot of you there are music sketches on you do a lot of music stuff on the show I think you're like you wanted to be a rock guy and like you were you send that I mean you being you know you're also funny and like it was like you know either way, but you know you're Neil Young it sounds like Neil Young I just I like I like thanks I like just like listen to music that's like one of my favorite things I like when you and I started an impressionist so I would do impressions of Jerry Seinfeld or you know going. Okay, what is this place. I do that and Bill Cosby like what so I just get into it. All the people are insulting celebrities insulted. Yeah, my whole act and then I started doing music in college and I added like you know at the time was like Dave Matthews band or something like. Yeah, and it's adding things like that so then as it when it got to start live do impressions and musical impressions so now that I have my own show I it's like I get to fill up an hour so if we have a thing like Tim Tebow and I have a David Bowie impression, you know some writer just puts the like we should create a man called T Bowie. I like that makes no sense that just happened. Yeah, obviously like oh yeah, missing pieces painting my face with the lightning bolt and I'm wearing the Broncos jersey like Tim T bow to Jesus Christ. Tim T bow to Jesus Christ. It's when by myself, but with your help I might. I mean it's incredible super fun guys did it. I got to say. I really appreciate you guys have me here and I love the set looks so good. The light is good. The camera works for your crew is amazing backstage. But if you don't mind, I love the entrance music that you have and I would like to just take it out with a little break dancing right here because this look reminds me of like a nice. You know, I actually wrote that you did. Yeah, you did write the music you want the intro music is that what can we get the intro music for Jimmy. Yeah, just crank it up be done as loud as you possibly can not we're not a very technically advanced. I think that's a good place to end it.
 So, actually, I want to talk about your show for a second.
 So, you know, I think when you started, I'll be honest, I think people were like, Jimmy
 Fallon.
 Yeah.
 This guy sucks.
 Yeah, they did not, yeah.
 We don't want him on Late Night.
 Well, Tony, to be honest, it's hard to replace a guy like Conan O'Brien, who's fantastic,
 and he's done his show for 16 years, so he's a comfortable face in your living room for
 16 years.
 You went to school with him.
 You know, I was in college when he came on.
 You went to school with Conan?
 No, well, basically, he was on my television show.
 You were watching him during his school, yeah.
 I was watching him.
 That and Price is Right, that's all I watched.
 That's a weird combo.
 I love Price is Right.
 You learned so much about the value of things.
 I was just, I didn't have to, you know, it wasn't those shows that you had to follow
 on the plot, you know?
 Right.
 Price is Right, you can watch whenever the hell you want.
 You just tune in just when you need it, like, that's not $6,000.
 No way.
 You're way off.
 Yeah, Conan's a tough act to follow.
 So following that, it's not the easiest thing.
 I mean, so, and I didn't know how to do a talk show.
 I'm just starting out.
 I don't know.
 It's tricky because it's just, it's talking.
 It's actually, it's quite hard.
 But it's like, you worry about those things.
 You're asking questions.
 And like, I had Robert De Niro on as my first guest, who is the greatest actor in the world.
 I love that guy so much.
 And I just asked him a favor if he would do it.
 And he said, okay.
 But he's not, I mean, I don't want to insult the man.
 Yeah.
 Not a great interview, though.
 I mean, that's my take on it.
 But it's not, but that's, I knew that going in.
 Right.
 I thought maybe I could be the guy that cracks it, you know?
 Yeah.
 Because it is kind of like, it is like a stone.
 He's kind of like, he gives you a look.
 He doesn't like to talk.
 Yeah.
 Not that I know.
 I mean, I guess I'm, from what I saw.
 Oh, your buddies with Tom Cruise, just ask him.
 Well, you know.
 We did have dinner the other night.
 We fell in love.
 No, but I, so I had De Niro on.
 He's nice enough to come on the show.
 And he comes on and I had my questions all set up.
 And I have probably six minutes to talk to Robert De Niro.
 Six minutes doesn't seem like a lot.
 But it is.
 It just, especially when you're flopping like I was.
 And I go to Robert De Niro, I'm like, so you live in New York, right?
 And he goes, yep.
 And that's the answer.
 And I'm just like, okay.
 And then I'm like, and you could hear people like unwrapping candies.
 And so you were like, a flop sweat was coming down.
 It was, I was so scared.
 On your show, it's terrifying.
 I mean, it's hot.
 And like that audience, when it's quiet in there.
 I mean, it's the same in here.
 You guys are terrifying.
 But when it's quiet, I mean, I learned this.
 Like I had a, something a few episodes ago.
 I flew a demo, the Siri demo.
 Every time you have a great time, you always destroy it.
 No, but it was horrible.
 I was like, it didn't work.
 You sent a helicopter up and almost broke a light and almost fell on someone and they
 sued us.
 I was aiming for you, but it went straight up.
 Many other good things.
 But De Niro.
 Yeah, but anyways, so anyways, I barely scraped through it.
 And I love Robert De Niro for just taking the chance to come on the show when it was
 brand new.
 No one else has the guts to do something like that.
 Like, I just really will never forget that first week of booking is so hard when you
 have a new show.
 And just like, if you ever get a chance to see any Robert De Niro movies, go do it.
 Because the guy's the greatest human.
 He's a good actor.
 I don't know if you've heard about this guy.
 I've heard so much.
 He was a great guy.
 And that was like, so I, that was my first interview.
 And that kind of, after that, I was just so nervous.
 And the reviews were correct.
 You know, they weren't 100% positive.
 But you've grown the show.
 I actually feel like you guys are doing some of the smartest, and I'm not just saying this
 because I go on the show occasionally, but it's some of the smartest, weirdest, funniest
 comedy on Late Night.
 And there's a lot of Late Night guys now.
 It's not like it used to be where there's just two dudes.
 There's a lot of people on, and there's a lot of really good comedy on Late Night.
 And you guys are doing some of the, it's just so smart and so funny.
 Well, thank you.
 We're on so late, so it's like no one really cares at the network.
 Well, no, that's one against good.
 Yeah, so I mean, I think you can watch our show.
 What our ultimate goal is, I'm a very positive person, so I want people to have a fun experience
 when they watch our show.
 And I think it's the end of the day.
 So if you had a bad day, if life sucks, you still have a TV.
 You got to join.
 You got to talk about Fallon.
 If you just get 30 seconds of not worrying about your life, then that's the best gift
 I could give you.
 You're like the answer to the 1%, really.
 You're going to be the cure.
 I don't know what I'm talking about.
 You're getting deep.
 You're getting deep.
 I have no idea how this dream is working.
 You're getting really deep.
 No, we actually put together a couple of moments from the show that we thought were really
 great because if you guys haven't seen it, you should see it.
 And I wanted to show it here.
 So just take a look at this.
 You can get an idea of just how good and funny Jimmy's show is.
 Thanks, buddy.
 Yeah.
 This is not my show.
 Yeah, this is it.
 Oh my goodness.
 Here you are.
 You're doing a sketch.
 Oh my God.
 This is college.
 Hey there.
 What's up, man?
 Hi.
 You got a computer there?
 Yes.
 Cool, man.
 Computers are awesome.
 What kind of computer you got?
 God.
 It's just...
 IBM laptop?
 No.
 Macintosh?
 PowerBook?
 No.
 Packard Bell?
 No.
 Zenith?
 It's just a laptop.
 What is it?
 Tandy?
 I switches like a magic off.
 And that's the way Pokemon works.
 And all I gets to remove the ones, don't copycats, this gets out of the way.
 I know what I'm doing.
 That's how it's done.
 You put it in first and run it out, running out like hard now but it doesn't think.
 So I have to undo it?
 Yeah.
 Antinibug goes out.
 So it can change like the first time.
 Found anything we missed now?
 A unfortunateigkeit.
alled theноnna?
 Banana andreas lives arezwischenne Eyelining.
 있어서
 get you.
 All the moments that made the boss smash it for nearly a
 decade.
 Yeah, I really appreciate that.
 I think you guys are shooting HD at this point. You know,
 I'm a friend of the video camera can you tell me what's
 going on there that was that that was not late night with
 Jimmy you got to start somewhere and I was in college
 in Albany, New York and as a show called 40 wax.
 W nothing is what yeah.
 Does it matter how you spell that we actually would be cool
 it.
 It's a 40 wax. We just currently on the Playboy
 network. It was a show we started and just like a bunch
 of college kids got together and like try to make characters
 that I I just had a Tony Danza impression.
 I just figured that I used to watch you got the essence of
 the Danza why just on who's the boss he would say was named
 same like Mona.
 So the
 and you love
 Jonathan.
 Like it was like the same. He was a desperate.
 Yeah, it's just good. It's just me killed here. Yeah.
 Oh my goodness, yeah, we're going to add a lot of laughing.
 I don't I don't mind that was a fun and what is the deal of
 you I feel like you do a ton of music stuff on the show like
 you performing music and you did when you're on SNL by the
 way if you haven't seen his SNL
 I think best one of the season. Thanks so funny show and
 there's a lot of you there are music sketches on you do a lot
 of music stuff on the show I think you're like
 you wanted to be a rock guy and like you were you send that I
 mean you being you know you're also funny and like it was like
 you know either way, but you know you're Neil Young it sounds
 like Neil Young I just I like I like thanks I like just like
 listen to music that's like one of my favorite things I like
 when you and I started an impressionist so I would do
 impressions of Jerry Seinfeld or you know going.
 Okay, what is this place. I do that and Bill Cosby like what
 so I just get into it.
 All the people are insulting celebrities insulted.
 Yeah, my whole act and then I started doing music in college
 and I added like you know at the time was like Dave Matthews
 band or something like. Yeah, and it's adding things
 like that so then as it when it got to start live do
 impressions and musical impressions so now that I have
 my own show I it's like I get to fill up an hour so if we
 have a thing like Tim Tebow and I have a David Bowie
 impression, you know some writer just puts the like we
 should create a man called T Bowie.
 I like that makes no sense that just happened. Yeah, obviously
 like oh yeah, missing pieces painting my face with the
 lightning bolt and I'm wearing the Broncos jersey like Tim T
 bow to Jesus Christ. Tim T bow to Jesus Christ. It's when by
 myself, but with your help I might.
 I mean it's incredible super fun guys did it. I got to say.
 I really appreciate you guys have me here and I love the set
 looks so good. The light is good. The camera works for your
 crew is amazing backstage. But if you don't mind, I love
 the entrance music that you have and I would like to just
 take it out with a little break dancing right here because this
 look reminds me of like a nice.
 You know, I actually wrote that you did. Yeah, you did write
 the music you want the intro music is that what can we get
 the intro music for Jimmy.
 Yeah, just crank it up be done as loud as you possibly can
 not we're not a very technically advanced.
 I think that's a good place to end it.