Best Known As: Television Actor

Gist:  James Thomas "Jimmy" Fallon, Jr. (born September 19, 1974) is an American comedian, actor, musician, and talk show host known for his work on Saturday Night Live. He currently hosts NBC's late night talk show Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

Life Facts:  Fallon succeeded fellow Saturday Night Live alumnus Conan O'Brien as the host of NBC's Late Night after O'Brien left the show to prepare to take over The Tonight Show from Jay Leno in 2009. The deal for the long-expected succession was confirmed April 24, 2008, with an [ official announcement] made on May 12, 2008 at NBC's upfront presentation. The official press conference was released on Hulu.com.

The show titled Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, first aired on March 2, 2009 with guests Justin Timberlake, Robert De Niro, and musical guest Van Morrison. Guests on the show's first week included Tina Fey, Jon Bon Jovi, Cameron Diaz, Donald Trump and Drew Barrymore. On the June 18, 2009 show (right after the monologue), Jimmy asked fans to send tweets to request musical guests. The following weekend, requests for Joe Cameron were leading the votes. Joe Cameron successfully secured a performance on the Ellen Degeneres show in 2007, after a video grassroots campaign went viral, making him the first unsigned artist to perform on her show.

Career Facts:  *Dave, a young man in the Will Ferrell/Rachel Dratch recurring sketch, "The Lovers", often used as a pawn in Roger and Virginia's matchmaking.

*Jarret (from Jarret's Room), a stoner who hosts his own Internet webcam show.

*Jeffrey's clerk, one of the clerks (the other being a male host for the show) of an upscale department store.

*Joey Mack, an obnoxious radio DJ who mocks his celebrity guests.

*Kip Bloder, brother to Chris Parnell's Wade Bloder.

*The Leather Man, an intense man who owns a shop filled with leather clothes.

*Nick Burns, a sarcastic tech support representative who helps office workers with computer problems (and is almost always exposed as not knowing as much as he should by one of the workers). He frequently used the catchphrase "Moooooove!" when ousting people from their desk so he could fix the problem.

*Pat Sullivan, nicknamed "Sully", one of the Boston Teens, boyfriend of Rachel Dratch's "Zazu" character.

*Patrick Fitzwilliam, a surly Irishman who hosts a show called Top O' The Morning with his friend, William Fitzpatrick (played by Seth Meyers)

*Randy Goldman, from "Wake Up Wakefield", Megan's (Maya Rudolph) crush who doesn't know she exists.

*Rodney "The Zipper" Calzoun, the MC at the Rialto Grande

*Señor Guadalupe Ramirez, one of the guitar players on the recurring sketch, "The 'How Do You Say, Ah, Yes' Show"

*Wade, one of the members of the boy band 7 Degrees Celsius

*Barry Gibb, in the skit called "The Barry Gibb Talk Show", he hosts along with his brother Robin Gibb (played by Justin Timberlake).

*Tha Mars Monsta, Yo!, a lovable creature similar to an elephant in its good nature and likewise in its stature, featured in your wildest dreams.

*Carson Daly, whom he impersonated with a monotone delivery and the catch phrase "I am a massive tool."Ross, Dalton (2001-06-08), "MTV'S FALLON HERO". Entertainment Weekly.

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