Last week, we wrote about Stephen Colbert's random appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon where Stephen and Jimmy randomly danced to Daft Punk's "Get Lucky". At the time we had no idea what was going on, but now we have the answer. As part of Colbert's annual "StepPhest Colbchella" music festival, Daft Punk was scheduled to appear on the Report last night to perform "Get Lucky". While they ultimately weren't able to appear due to a crazy contractual obligation, Colbert put together this amazing video of him dancing along to "Get Lucky" with various celebrity guests, including, you guessed it, Jimmy Fallon. Watch the epic video below, which includes his dance-off with Jimmy Fallon, plus many other surprise guests. It all makes sense now...
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August 7, 2013
July 30, 2013
Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert Reunite for Random Dance-Off!
Here at We Like TV we have been carefully monitoring the ever-changing relationship between two of our favorite comedians/late night hosts: Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert. The two have been through it all, from best friends to eternal enemies, their friendship has certainly had its ups and downs. The pair haven't done much together since their fun "Ivory and Ivory" duet back in February, and with the guests on last night's Late Night billed as just Mark Wahlberg and Poppy Montgomery, we certainly weren't expecting the two to reunite. But just as Jimmy finished his monologue and sat at his desk, Daft Punk's smash hit "Get Lucky" started to play. Seconds later, Stephen Colbert emerged for some random dancing with Jimmy, before vanishing just as randomly as he appeared. Check it out below:
February 24, 2013
Checking in with Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert's Friendship
Over the last year or so, we have been meticulously been keeping track of the very unique relationship between Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert. First they were Best Friends Forever for Six Months. Then they were Eternal Enemies for Six Months. And then, things got kind of awkward. (To see a detailed account of their relationship, scroll through our previous posts here.) Last week Stephen came onto Jimmy's show to discuss the current status of their friendship, and they ended up singing another great musical duet. Check it out:
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May 13, 2012
Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon - Back to Normal?
Well, as we reported last week, Stephen Colbert was on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night. The two were best friends forever for six months, and then eternal enemies for six months, which expired back in March. Therefore, we didn't really know what their relationship was anymore. And it turns out, neither did they. They seemed just as confused about where they stood, and ultimately just did a pretty standard interview and game of bubble soccer. So it seems they decided to end the ongoing bit, and just go back to normal. While we're sad to see it over, I guess it ran its course over the year and they were running out of fun things to do. Well, we'll always have our memories...
Check out the full interview and game of Bubble Soccer(featuring some surprise guests!) below:
May 5, 2012
Colbert on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon next week!
April 29, 2012
Stephen Colbert Finally Mentions Jimmy Fallon, Sort Of
Last week, we speculated that Stephen Colbert might appear on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon while Jimmy was interviewing President Obama at the University of North Carolina. The two had been best friends for six months, and then eternal enemies for six months, all which ended on the much hyped date of March 3. Surprisingly, nothing happened on that date, nor any date since then. Neither talk show host even mentioned the other during the past almost 2 months, that was until this past Thursday's Colbert Report, when Colbert discussed the backlash President Obama faced for appearing on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. But aside from jokingly referring to Late Night as "The Jimmy Fallon Giggle Time News Hour", there were really no references to the two being enemies, friends, or anything at all. He treated Obama's appearance on Jimmy's show the same as if he had appeared on Letterman or Leno. Did the two decide that the ongoing bit about them being friends/enemies had run its course and it was time to just forget about it? Or are they planning some big bit to air some time in the future? (Remember, it wasn't until a few weeks after their best friendship for six months ended that they "realized" that the six months had expired and that they were no longer best friends.) Only time will tell.
In the meantime, here's the clip of Stephen Colbert talking about President Obama's appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
In the meantime, here's the clip of Stephen Colbert talking about President Obama's appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
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April 24, 2012
Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert Speculation at UNC Tonight
A few months ago, we posted a very long post, documenting the tumultuous relationship between Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert. During this past February, they often promoted that something would happen on March 3, when their "Eternal Enemies for 6 Months" would have expired. But March 3 came and went, and nothing happened. We have been watching both Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and The Colbert Report religiously each night (or later in the week on DVR), and not even a single mention of their relationship.
Tonight on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the President of the United States, Barack Obama, will be appearing on the show. Not only that, but the show will be broadcast from UNC the (University of North Carolina) instead of his usual New York City studio. So why on this huge episode of Late Night, with the highest profile guest imaginable, do I suspect something might go down with this silly little Colbert "feud"?
Well, earlier today, Stephen Colbert randomly tweeted the following:
Why would Stephen randomly tweet about the UNC campus? Was he perhaps there to film something for Jimmy's show? We don't know. Jimmy and his crew have been tweeting about tonight's show with Obama all day, and no mention at all of Colbert. Also, as far as we know, Colbert is shooting his own show in New York today, so it's very likely that his tweet was just Stephen being random, and not indicative of anything. But then again, who knows...
So I guess we'll have to tune into Late Night tonight at 12:37 to see if Colbert does in fact appear. And even if he doesn't (which is quite likely), it should still be a pretty amazing show with the President of the United States. And from what the crew has been tweeting, Obama is gonna Slow Jam the News, which should be amazing!
March 5, 2012
Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert Alert!
Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert became Eternal Enemies for Six Months on September 3, 2011. This past Saturday, March 3, 2012, their rivalry officially came to an end. Late Night with Jimmy Fallon is on repeats this week, so will something go down on The Colbert Report tonight? We'll be tuning in tonight to find out! And if something does go down, we'll be sure to post it on here!
**UPDATE** - No mention of Jimmy Fallon on tonight's Colbert Report. We're closely monitoring this story, and will post an update when something occurs.
**UPDATE** - No mention of Jimmy Fallon on tonight's Colbert Report. We're closely monitoring this story, and will post an update when something occurs.
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February 15, 2012
Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert
It all started almost a year ago on March 2, 2011, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon's 2nd anniversary show, when ice cream makers Ben and Jerry stopped by to present Jimmy Fallon with a very special gift:
Stephen Colbert, who has his own flavor or Ben & Jerry's ice cream named "Stephen Colbert's Americone Dream", was not happy. He wanted to be the only late night talk show host with an ice cream flavor. Jimmy Fallon then crashed his show, to confront Stephen on this ice cream debacle.
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And like that, they were BFFSM, Best Friends For Six Months. And as best friends, Stephen Colbert took the liberty to pledge Jimmy's money to one of his charities, without his permission.
Jimmy decided to return the favor by promising that Stephen Colbert would come on his show and sign Rebecca Black's "Friday" if his fans could raise the $26,000. Well, the Fal Pals came through, and Stephen Colbert was a man of Jimmy's word.
And after that epic performance, the two friends seemed to be on great terms. That was until Jimmy released his Emmy consideration packet with a picture of Stephen Colbert on it. Stephen decided to respond by mocking one of Jimmy's weekly segments, "Thank You Notes".
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Jimmy retaliated by mocking his Colbert's recurring segment "The Word".
Sure, they shared a little good-natured "ribbing", but the two were still best friends. That was, until they realized their 6 months had expired...
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Colbert then appeared on Jimmy's show to take part in an epic farewell duet. (Unfortunately, NBC has taken down the clip, so this low quality YouTube clip is the best we could find.)
And with that, they became eternal enemies. For 6 months. Jimmy had Ben and Jerry over on his show to talk about his ice cream, and how it was outselling Colbert's Americone Dream.
Colbert responded by saying a few nasty things about Jimmy's ice cream flavor, and he urged all his viewers to go out and buy some Americone Dream, to try to outsell Jimmy Fallon's Late Night Snack.
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Then Jimmy decided to up the ante by creating a contest to see what you can do with Stephen Colbert's Americone Dream, besides eating it of course.
Colbert responded by trying to one-up Jimmy's ice cream by making Americone Dream the new official ice cream of the future.
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Jimmy then shared some entries into his contest, and even managed to manipulate Colbert's attempt at ice cream supremacy as an entry into his contest..
Colbert later retaliated with a few more insults for Jimmy's ice cream, and announced that his ice cream would now be sold in collectible "Super Pac Packs", and that Ben & Jerry's scoop shops would be giving them away for free on Valentine's Day.
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Then, a few days ago (as we previously posted on our Valentine's Day post), Stephen Colbert sent Jimmy Fallon a Valentine, to let him know that even though they are enemies, he he misses his former best friend (for 6 months).
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The next night, Jimmy received the Valentine on his show, as well as a very special surprise gift.
And as of this posting, that is the latest in the epic relationship of Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert. We will be sure to post any future incidents between these two, so check back often for the latest on friendship/enemyship of Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert.
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