-I miss you, too. I put on -- I put on half a suit for you.

-[ Laughs ]

I love that you admitted that.

Thank you so much.

You look fantastic, as you always do.

Thank you for dressing up.

-Well, if I'm going to do "The Tonight Show,"

I'm going to dress for "The Tonight Show."

-That's what I'm talking about.

Please listen to the master right here -- the maestro.

You were supposed to...

-What was Kerry Washington wearing?

Did she dress up?

-T-shirt... -Ah, Kerry!

-...that said "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon."

-Oh, well... -Yeah, so...

-Okay, well, okay. So she gets some points.

-[ Laughs ]

You -- You just came from filming with her,

she was telling me.

-I did, yes. I just -- just worked with her.

And I also worked with Nicole Kidman.

-[ Chuckles ]

We'll be right back with more... -[ Laughs ]

-[ Laughs ]

How is Nicole doing?

-She's doing great.

But when I was -- I was supposed to do your show,

you know, like, I think I was your first show canceled, maybe.

-Yeah.

-I told her that I was -- I was going to do it.

She said -- She went, "Well, please tell him hello."

-[ Laughs ] Even just you --

Even just you just saying that gives me -- it makes me giggle.

-It sounded more like this -- "Please tell him hello."

-Well, oh, my gosh. [ Claps hands ]

She is so funny, man.

Oh, my gosh.

She is -- She is seriously unbelievable.

-Yeah. -I did not know that story

until she said it live on the air.

-She -- Yeah. -And it went everywhere,

and it's, like, hilarious, because obviously,

you know, I know Keith, and she knows my wife,

and so, like, we're all cool.

But it was like -- for her to just drop that bomb,

it was like... [ Breathes sharply ]

I was legitimately -- that was reality television that night.

-Well, the recall --

'cause she told me the whole story again --

like, the sense memory recall she has about that evening,

like, you conjured it up right quick.

-Oh, gosh.

I remember buying saltine crackers

and opening up that plastic sleeve,

and then, kind of fanning out the saltines a little bit

to make it look fancy.

Wow. Dude, it was Bad News Bears, man.

It was real -- it was so embarrassing.

You -- You told me that you have --

I was saying, "What is your routine?"

You told me you have A-days and you have B-days.

What -- What is a day -- You have an A-day and a B-day.

Like, can you -- Let's --

What is an A-day? Describe that.

-Well, an A-day is --

like, I'm working on a few writing projects right now,

so that's like if I get up

and I, like, do, like, some --

I'd use my ab wheel,

and I would, like, cook something.

-[ Laughs ] -Use your ab wheel?

-Yeah. -[ Laughs ]

-Ironing, and I do things, and I call my mom.

And I, like -- I feel good about it.

And then, a B-day is like when I am just, like, in a robe

and I watch like seven hours of "Ozark."

-[ Laughs ]

-But... -"Ozark," by the way, is --

I cannot believe I have not -- I've not seen this.

Everyone is telling me I have to watch this.

-It's so good. I --

So, I'm friends with Laura Linney, and I watch...

-Yes, Laura Linney. That's right.

-Like, I'm such a fan of that show.

And I love her very much.

But I watched that show so quickly after it,

like, was dropped,

that I lied to her about how quickly.

Like, 'cause didn't want to seem like a psycho and be like...

-[ Laughs ] -[ Speaking indistinctly ]

-What other shows are you watching?

-Well, I'm watching "Black Monday" on Showtime.

-There you go. That's it.

Way to do it! [ Laughing ] Come on.

See, I set you up. I didn't know if you could feel my vibe.

I was setting you up.

-I'm watching myself. Um, no, I mean --

-"Black Monday" -- tell me about the show,

'cause, honestly, I love everyone involved with this.

This is Seth Rogen.

-Yeah, it's a -- it's a great group --

Horatio Sanz -- hilarious.

-How is Horatio doing?

-He is great. You know, this --

I think he was the last episode that aired, maybe?

He had the privilege of having to use a penis double...

because there was some nudity in the episode,

and he, you know, chose to use a penis double.

-Wow.

Well, look, I had to get work somehow.

-I mean, look. You were great. -[ Laughs ]

-Who's -- Everybody's like,

"Oh, that's Jimmy Fallon -- made a cameo."

-There he is. -[ Laughs ]

-What is the show about, though? 'Cause it's -- it's great.

I love the idea of it.

-Well, thanks. You know, it's like 1980s Wall Street.

The first season was sort of leading up to the crash of 1987.

This is sort of the aftermath of that.

It's me and Don Cheadle and Regina Hall

and Paul Scheer and Casey Wilson,

and we have some great guest stars.

-How many fun people are -- Is that just amazing?

That is so fun.

-We like to laugh on set.

It's a great -- It's a really great group.

It's a really great -- It's a great group.

And, also, my boyfriend, Tuc Watkins,

is also on the show this season...

We have some great guest stars.

Michael Hitchcock joined us.

So it's a great -- it's a -- it's a --

it's a fun -- it's a fun time, but...

-I had a great night out one night with Don Cheadle.

We went to see "True West." -Oh, yeah.

-So we went to the wrap party on that.

And it was me and Don

and Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly,

and I think Paul Thomas Anderson.

And we had a contest, because we were in some place --

some nice, like, Cipriani or something like that, some --

and a beautiful grand staircase going down.

And we said, "Alright, throughout the night,

whoever can come down the staircase funnier wins."

And so, like, we would just go up,

and, like, I think I fell down the stairs.

And I did one where I just fell down.

But that was a bit too hacky and a bit too obvious.

But then, Don did a great one where he was walking down,

and then, he just like kind of

either touched someone's hand or something?

And then, they were like... and he was like,

"Sorry," you know, whatever,

but we all watching, so we were getting giggles.

That was the dumbest game,

but, man, oh, man, were we laughing so hard.

Everyone had to do a new bit.

I think Will Ferrell won. -Ah.

-How is everyone in the Broadway community?

-You know, the Broadway community is --

I'm always amazed by their resilience and their creativity,

especially in times like this.

And, you know, they were hit really hard,

and a lot of people got sick, unfortunately,

in a lot of different casts,

but everybody sort of, you know, is just sort of pushing through,

and my friend Celia Keenan-Bolger,

who I think you know -- -[ Claps hands ]

Scout!

-Amazing. She's incredible. She --

-She's unbelievable. -She and Gideon Glick --

"To Kill a Mockingbird" -- she was unbelievable.

I thought that she was a little kid.

I'm like, "Oh, my gosh." -Yeah.

-She was amazing! -She's amazing.

So, she and Gideon Glick came up with this great idea

to use this website called "Meal Train"

where people were able to donate money

and specifically provide dinners

for the staff at Bellevue Hospital.

And the amazing thing about it is --

So, that specific site is called "Broadway Feeds Bellevue."

But the great thing about Meal Train

is you could sort of do it in any community.

So if you go to their website, you can find, you know,

vendors or restaurants that are still open,

that will still provide dinner to these folks,

and then, you can specify where the hospital is.

So you can really sort of get very specific about how to help.

-That's wild, I've never heard of this before.

-Yeah, I hadn't either, so -- but, you know, Celia --

she's just the best in these times,

and she found this website

and put together a group of people to help out.

So I encourage people to check that out.

-Andrew Rannells, I love you.

I'll be watching "Black Mondays" on Showtime.

You're awesome, buddy.

It's so great to see you, and, hopefully,

I get to see you in the studio soon.

-Yes, I will -- as soon as we're able,

I'm going to go come stalk you. -[ Chuckling ] Thank you.

Please, come whenever you want. You're always invited.

I love you, bud. -I love you, too.

Bye. -Bye.