Jimmy Fallon might have signed off Late Night Friday, but before you break out the tissues, don't forget he'll be back on TV in a week. Nevertheless, his final episode was a fun, sentimental affair.
"I can't believe it. This is it! It's our last episode of Late Night," Fallon's final opening monologue began. "You know, I'm really going to miss being on TV at 12:37. I'll especially miss the battle for late-night ratings with my fierce rivals — Craig Ferguson and a veggie chopper infomercial."
Behind the scenes of Jay Leno's Tonight Show finale
That veggie chopper will continue to face stiff competition starting Feb. 24, when Seth Meyers takes over Late Night (Fallon begins The Tonight Show on Feb. 17).
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Weekend update: Seth Meyers married his longtime girlfriend, Alexi Ashe, on Sunday, People reports.
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This week, Kristen Wiig played Patty Hearst on Comedy Central's Drunk History, Mumford & Sons enlisted the help of some comedians to spoof themselves in a new music video, and a group of middle school students put on a Breaking Bad musical. NBC released a slew of audition tapes for The Office, featuring the likes of...
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At first glance, "Hopeless Wanderer" looks like any other Mumford & Sons music video — lots of natural light, strumming instruments and beards. But instead of Marcus Mumford & Co.,Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, Ed Helms and Will Forte have replaced the usual quartet.
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Breaking: Tina Belcher's ghost hoax creates havoc at school!
On Sunday's all-new episode of Bob's Burgers (8:30/7:30c, Fox), Tina (voiced by Dan Mintz) has big broadcast dreams and decides to try out for her school's news channel. Her newfound passion leads her to investigate the mysterious "Mad Pooper," who's been running amok at her middle school.
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