Jimmy Fallon's Eventful Week: From Trump's Rush Hour 4 to Stranger Things Crashing Netflix
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Jimmy Fallon's Eventful Week: From Trump's Rush Hour 4 to Stranger Things Crashing Netflix
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Jimmy Fallon has had quite an eventful few days on The Tonight Show. On November 27th, the late-night host addressed several trending news stories during his monologue, including Trump personally pressuring Paramount to make Rush Hour 4, a record 82 million Americans planning to travel for Thanksgiving, and a 95-year-old Texas man being named the world's oldest bus driver.
A day later on November 28th, Fallon celebrated Thanksgiving with his audience by sharing observations about seating charts at the Thanksgiving table and noting that Americans are increasingly opting for marijuana over beer and wine. He also wrote his signature Thank You Notes segment, making light of various holiday situations including canceled Thanksgiving flights.
On December 1st, Fallon had a notable guest appearance from Joe Keery, known for his role as Steve Harrington on the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, which is currently streaming on Netflix. The episode also featured musician Ed Sheeran and country artist Brad Paisley performing off his new album "Snow Globe Town." During this episode, Fallon referenced how Stranger Things Season 5 had actually crashed Netflix over the Thanksgiving weekend due to overwhelming viewership.
Then on December 2nd, just today, Fallon addressed more breaking news in his monologue, including Melania Trump unveiling the White House's 2025 Christmas decorations. His show also featured actor Tom Pelphrey, who discussed his passion for football and the New York Giants, while also explaining his emotional reactions to seeing Fallon. Pelphrey spoke about working with Mark Ruffalo on an upcoming project called Task.
Throughout these appearances, Fallon has maintained his typical format of opening each episode with topical monologues addressing current events and pop culture moments, followed by celebrity interviews and musical performances. The show continues to be the longest-running talk show on television and remains the number one late-night program on digital platforms. His content has been consistently available on Peacock streaming and across social media platforms including TikTok, Instagram, and Threads, where he maintains an active presence with his audience.
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