Last of the Moe Haircuts (The Influence of The Three Stooges on Twentieth-Century Culture)
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TONIGHT SHOW, THE
| Air Date/Released | Monday, June 8, 2015 |
|---|---|
| Station/Studio | NBC / Broadway Video |
| Host/Star | Jimmy Fallon |
Current edition of THE TONIGHT SHOW, starring Jimmy Fallon since 2014.
In a segment titled “Screen Grabs,” a viewer sends in a screen-grab from The Three Stooges’ short SAVED BY THE BELLE (1939), noting that a supporting actor (Richard Terry) in the scene looks like Jimmy Fallon. Fallon puts on a similar coat and hat, and a split screen comparison is presented for viewers.
Cast: Jimmy Fallon (Host), Steve Higgins (Announcer), The Roots (Orchestra), Victor Espinoza, Jason Alexander, Larry David, Natasha Leggero (Guests), Alabama Shakes (Musical Guest)
Crew: Lorne Michaels (Executive Producer), Josh Lieb (Producer), Dave Diomedi (Director)
Crew: Lorne Michaels (Executive Producer), Josh Lieb (Producer), Dave Diomedi (Director)
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