Ep 68. Ken Jeong, Kate Upton, Old Dominion
- TV14
- January 20, 2020
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7.3 (7)
Ken Jeong, Kate Upton, and Old Dominion are guests on the 68th episode of the seventh season of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The show starts with Jimmy Fallon's opening monologue, where he shares his views on recent political and social events with a touch of humor.
Next, Ken Jeong, an American stand-up comedian and actor, joins Jimmy Fallon for an interview. During the interaction, they discuss Ken's upcoming projects and his experience working on the show, The Masked Singer. Ken also talks about his journey from being a licensed physician to becoming a successful comedian.
Kate Upton, an American model and actress, is the next guest to join Jimmy Fallon on the show. During the interview, Kate shares her experience working on her latest movie, The Layover, and talks about her passion for Horseback riding. The conversation takes a hilarious turn when Jimmy challenges Kate to a game of "Flip Cup," which involves drinking beer and flipping cups in a race against time.
Old Dominion, an American country music band, takes to the stage to perform their latest hit song, "One Man Band." The performance is followed by an entertaining game of "Musical Impressions," in which Jimmy Fallon and Old Dominion members try to imitate some of the most iconic singers in the music industry.
Ken Jeong rejoins Jimmy Fallon on the sofa for a game of "What's in the Box." As the name suggests, the game involves guessing the content of a box by touching or feeling it. The tension builds up as the duo tries to guess what's inside the box while struggling to hide their fear and disgust.
The show wraps up with a lively performance by Old Dominion of their chart-topping song, "Make It Sweet."
In summary, the 68th episode of the seventh season of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is a fun-filled package of entertainment with a talented lineup of guests. From Ken Jeong's witty conversation to Kate Upton's impressive "Flip Cup" skills and Old Dominion's soulful performances, the show is a perfect blend of humor, music, and candid discussions.
