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===Slow Jammin' the News=== |
===Slow Jammin' the News=== |
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In this segment/sketch... Jimmy joins the singer of his house band, [[The Roots]], to serenade the audience concerning a topic that bears some recent newsworthy significance. Former topics have included: A stimulus bill introduced by [[Speaker of the House]] [[Nancy Pelosi]]. |
In this segment/sketch... Jimmy joins the singer of his house band, [[The Roots]], to serenade the audience concerning a topic that bears some recent newsworthy significance. Former topics have included: A stimulus bill introduced by [[Speaker of the House]] [[Nancy Pelosi]]. |
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===Lick it For Ten=== |
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A segment introduced on the show's first episode, in which Jimmy invites audience members to come on stage and lick objects, such as a lawn mower or a bowling ball, for ten dollars. [[Drew Barrymore]] was the first celebrity to play ''Lick it for Ten''. |
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===''7th Floor West''=== |
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A parody of the MTV series ''[[The Hills]]'', documenting Jimmy's arrival to ''Late Night'' and his initial struggles begnining the show, such as whether to wear a red tie or a blue tie on his premiere episode. |
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Sketches Involving Members of the Show
Slow Jammin' the News
In this segment/sketch... Jimmy joins the singer of his house band, The Roots, to serenade the audience concerning a topic that bears some recent newsworthy significance. Former topics have included: A stimulus bill introduced by Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
Lick it For Ten
A segment introduced on the show's first episode, in which Jimmy invites audience members to come on stage and lick objects, such as a lawn mower or a bowling ball, for ten dollars. Drew Barrymore was the first celebrity to play Lick it for Ten.
7th Floor West
A parody of the MTV series The Hills, documenting Jimmy's arrival to Late Night and his initial struggles begnining the show, such as whether to wear a red tie or a blue tie on his premiere episode.