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* [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]]: The 2010 Emmy Awards opening, which featured Fallon, [[Tina Fey]] (his former partner in crime on Weekend Update), [[Jon Hamm]], the cast of ''[[Glee]]'', [[Community|Joel McHale]], and [[Betty White]] (among others) in an installment of his ''Glee'' parody ''6-Bee'', culminating in a live performance of "Born to Run." It. Was. Awesome. Also counts as a [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]. And apparently he had to [[Take That|convince NBC to give him the gig]]! |
* [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]]: The 2010 Emmy Awards opening, which featured Fallon, [[Tina Fey]] (his former partner in crime on Weekend Update), [[Jon Hamm]], the cast of ''[[Glee]]'', [[Community|Joel McHale]], and [[Betty White]] (among others) in an installment of his ''Glee'' parody ''6-Bee'', culminating in a live performance of "Born to Run." It. Was. Awesome. Also counts as a [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]. And apparently he had to [[Take That|convince NBC to give him the gig]]! |
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* When Fallon booked [[Bruce Springsteen]] to appear on the show, he made Bruce his only guest that night and did ''the entire hour'' with him. Let it never be said that Jimmy Fallon won't give a legend their due. |
* When Fallon booked [[Bruce Springsteen]] to appear on the show, he made Bruce his only guest that night and did ''the entire hour'' with him. Let it never be said that Jimmy Fallon won't give a legend their due. |
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Latest revision as of 19:14, 23 October 2018
- Crowning Moment of Awesome: The 2010 Emmy Awards opening, which featured Fallon, Tina Fey (his former partner in crime on Weekend Update), Jon Hamm, the cast of Glee, Joel McHale, and Betty White (among others) in an installment of his Glee parody 6-Bee, culminating in a live performance of "Born to Run." It. Was. Awesome. Also counts as a Crowning Music of Awesome. And apparently he had to convince NBC to give him the gig!
- When Fallon booked Bruce Springsteen to appear on the show, he made Bruce his only guest that night and did the entire hour with him. Let it never be said that Jimmy Fallon won't give a legend their due.