Ep 12. Mandy Moore, Shaquille O'Neal, Noah Cyrus

Mandy Moore, Shaquille O'Neal, and Noah Cyrus are guests on the 12th episode of season 5 of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Host Jimmy Fallon kicks off the show with his usual monologue, cracking jokes about current events and pop culture.

First up is Mandy Moore, who discusses her hit show This Is Us and her upcoming album. The actress and singer performs her latest single, "When I Wasn't Watching," and talks about how the song came to be. She also shares stories about the show's emotional scenes and how the cast supports each other.

Next, Shaquille O'Neal joins the show to talk about his latest endeavors, including his new business venture and his appearance on the new season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Fallon and O'Neal have a hilarious conversation about O'Neal's basketball career, as well as his early days as a rapper. O'Neal and Fallon also play a game of "Random Object Basketball Dunk Challenge," where they must dunk random objects into a hoop.

The third guest on the show, Noah Cyrus, performs her hit single "July." She talks about growing up in a musical family, her creative process, and her latest EP "The End of Everything." Cyrus also shares a funny story about meeting Fallon for the first time and how she fangirled over him.

As always, the show features Fallon's signature segments like "Hashtags" and "Thank You Notes." In "Hashtags," Fallon reads tweets from viewers who share their most embarrassing moments, resulting in hilarious anecdotes. In "Thank You Notes," Fallon writes humorous thank-you notes to various people and things.

The episode ends with a musical performance from Fallon and The Roots, who are joined by Moore for a rendition of "Christmas Time is Here" from the beloved animated special "A Charlie Brown Christmas."

Overall, the 12th episode of season 5 of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is packed with laughs, great music, and entertaining guests. Fans of Mandy Moore, Shaquille O'Neal, and Noah Cyrus won't want to miss it.