Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Spirit Airlines going out of business, Donald Trump rejecting Iran’s peace plan before reading it and U.S. escorts through the Strait of Hormuz. He also reacts to Trump’s late-night spree of AI-generated memes before recounting his first Formula 1 race and playing Who Said It?

Tom Hanks promotes Toy Story 5, explaining that he and Tim Allen only return when Pixar presents an idea worthy of the series and describing the new story about Bonnie choosing a screen over her toys. He also jokes about NBA courtside etiquette, vacation movies directed by Steven Spielberg, and colonoscopy competitions with Martin Short and Steve Martin before leading the audience in a Toy Story flop.

Nick Kroll promotes Mating Season, his Netflix animated series about animals’ dating and sex lives, and explains how a real raccoon visit before the first table read felt like a warning from the animal community. He also recalls a puzzling exchange with David Letterman and performs impressions of navigation apps.

Lisa Kudrow previews the final season of The Comeback, where Valerie lands an AI-written sitcom and unexpectedly becomes its producer. She also revisits filming the Friends fountain opening late at night, calls Ross a bad boyfriend to Rachel and reflects on returning to the Warner Bros. stage shared by both shows.

Eric Andre promotes Little Brother and jokes about working again with John Cena after a previous stunt left him with a head injury. He also recounts heckling Spike Lee from courtside, traces his love of pranks to secretly rewinding a risqué classroom videotape, and describes bombing in front of Eddie Murphy before recovering with help from David Letterman.

Isa Briones discusses returning to Broadway in Just in Time while filming The Pitt, contrasting the musical’s joy with the medical drama’s gallows humor. She also recounts developing appendicitis on The Pitt set, receiving star treatment at the hospital used for its ambulance-bay scenes, and performing Hadestown with her father.

Robert Irwin introduces Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro, a competition filmed at Australia Zoo to select a new professional dancer. He also discusses Wildlife Warriors and the gala honoring his father, demonstrates ballroom moves with Jimmy Fallon and recalls being death rolled by a 14-foot crocodile named Jimmy Fallon.

Stevie Van Zandt introduces Malvado Maple Mezcal and discusses touring with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. He also recalls Little Richard officiating his wedding, explains how he nearly played Tony Soprano and describes TeachRock’s use of music to keep students engaged with subjects such as history.