Ep 46. Kevin Delaney, Felicity Jones, Tomi Adeyemi, Burna Boy

Kevin Delaney, a science educator and performer, is the first guest on the seventh season's 46th episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Delaney has appeared on The Tonight Show previously and is known for engaging with various science experiments, making him a fan-favorite guest. As the show starts, Jimmy Fallon introduces Delaney, who brings a mysterious science experiment to be showcased on the show. Fallon, as always, is excited and amazed by the experiment and asks Delaney to explain it in more detail. Delaney demonstrates how gases react with each other, creating a mini fireball that lights up, amazes, and entertains the audience.

The second guest on the show is Felicity Jones, an English actress known for her performances in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and The Theory of Everything. Fallon welcomes her with a warm audience applause and excitement. Jones talks about her new film, which is the upcoming biographical drama, The Midnight Sky. The conversation shifts towards Jones's interests, and she mentions her passion for pottery and painting. The audience cheers when Fallon shows a photo of Jones's pottery work, which astonishes both Jones and Fallon.

The third guest on the show is Tomi Adeyemi, a Nigerian-American author who wrote the best-selling Children of Blood and Bone book. Adeyemi talks in detail about her journey in the world of literature and mentions the inspiration behind her famous novel. Fallon shows Adeyemi a video of how kids are reacting to the book, and Adeyemi begins to cry as she watches the video. After a short break, Adeyemi reads an excerpt from her upcoming novel, Children of Virtue and Vengeance, and Fallon praises her for her artistry with words and storytelling.

The final guest on the show is Burna Boy, a Nigerian singer and songwriter known for his mixtures of Afrobeat, reggae, and hip hop musical styles. Fallon, again, welcomes him with an enthusiastic audience response. Burna Boy talks about his journey in the music world and his music, which he describes as "African Giant." He performs one of his most famous songs, "Way Too Big," as the audience goes wild with enthusiasm. After his performance, Fallon thanks him for bringing his unique sound to the show and the music world.

Overall, the seventh season's 46th episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon has a jam-packed lineup filled with exciting and entertaining guests that kept the audience riveted throughout the entire show. From the science experiments of Kevin Delaney to the emotional reading from Tomi Adeyemi's book, the show was an eclectic mix of talent and personality. Felicity Jones's pottery skills and Burna Boy's musical talents added to the unique overall experience of the show. It was an episode that both entertained and educated, and the audience left the show feeling a bit smarter and thoroughly entertained.