For over 43 years, Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill have worked together, so they probably know each other well by now. They do.
When Luke Skywalker was on Late Night with Seth Meyers, he did a spot-on impression of his co-star. While I thought it was perfect, what does Ford think of his friend doing him? The other night when Han Solo was on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon asked him just that.
When you watched him watching the playback video, you would think he hated it. Then after he put some thought into it, he said, “That’s me.”
I will never understand why Ford does not do comedies because his deadpan humor is so funny. Maybe he can do one with David Duchovny because they are both masters of that genre of comedy.
We all know that Kevin Hart is afraid of everything including his shadow. But is he afraid of sweet rabbits? Yes!
Yesterday, when he was on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon asked him to play Hop Quiz. It is a very easy game to play. You answer a question right, your opponent gets a rabbit to hold. You get it wrong, you get to hold a lovable bunny. Sounds like a game anyone would want to play, because who doesn’t want to hold an awwwwdorable bunny? Kevin Hart is who.
He was able to go three rounds without having Easter on his crotch, but then in the last round, he lost. That meant, he got not one but two Wascally Wabbits of his own. How did he handle it? You can actually see him laying the Cadbury Eggs in his pants if you know what I mean.
I think The Rock needs to do a Safari movie with his BFF and make Hart be responsible to take care of the real lions and tigers and bears, oh my! I would just watch the behind the scenes over and over.
Finally, I have some movies for Hart to watch. There is Rottentail, Kottentail, Night of the Lepus (my favorite of the killer bunny movies), Donnie Darko, Beasterday, Serial Rabbit and Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill!. Someone should him those movies on a private jet when he cannot run away! Would suggesting that make me evil? Not as evil as what Fallon did last night.
Yesterday on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon played Phone Booth with Gabrielle Union. A game he quickly regretted playing.
It is a very simple game, they answer questions in a phone booth. If they get it right, a person is put in their opponent’s booth. If they get it wrong, they are placed in theirs.
Fallon thought he was in the clear when he got the first question right. Unfortunately for him so did the LA’s Finest star. When it came time for the NBC host to find out who would be joining him, he got a surprise. Animal Trainer Grant Kemmerer brought a friend with him, a 10′ python. How did Fallon, who is afraid of exotic animals, feel about it? As a disgraced comedian once said, “First you say it, then you do it.”
The Who have a very distinctive sound that is hard to replicate. Yet, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots decided to try to do just that with The Who’s Won’t Get Fooled Again using classroom instruments on The Tonight Show yesterday. Thankfully they had Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend to help them out. You know what, I think it migth be even better than the 1971 original.
Plus, I loved to see The Roots really let go. I never saw them break free like that before. Have you? The best part comes at the end when Townsend was smashing his plastic guitar and it broke. Even with toy instruments, you can still go full Rock star!
Yesterday on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon and Paul Rudd recreated Dead or Alive’s You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) music video shot for shot. While it was not perfect, because there was only one Pete Burns, it was pretty gosh darn close. There was just something so cool about the singer not giving a sh!t when he did that shoot. Although, in the recreation, you can tell that Ant-Man was having a blast doing what he was probably doing his bedroom back in 1985 while watching MTV.
