Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon and members of The Roots take a Ford Expedition on a branded outdoor road trip featuring camping, fishing, biking, hiking and water-skiing. A musical montage highlights the vehicle’s cargo space, drive modes and BlueCruise feature.

Seth Meyers covers a $30 million T. rex fossil headed to auction, a Barbie-themed Dunkin’ menu and the anniversary of Henry Ford’s first automobile test drive. In “A Closer Look,” he examines Donald Trump’s choice of the inexperienced Bill Pulte for intelligence chief, a failed endorsement in Iowa and Trump’s fixation on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Adam Scott discusses The Whisper Man, a thriller in which he plays a widower who turns to his estranged father, played by Robert De Niro, after his son is abducted. He also shares his nerves about working with De Niro, jokes about his failed The Office audition being used in his daughter’s acting class and confirms Severance season three is filming.

Nathan Fillion promotes Lanterns and The Rookie, discussing Guy Gardner’s updated hair, the discomfort of flying in a superhero harness and his lifelong love of comic books. He also recalls a police officer mistaking him for Jason Bateman and invites guest host Jelly Roll to revive a missed role on The Rookie.

Paul Rudd talks about hosting and DJing parties, including his recommendation to build an Irish pub in a home basement.

Sebastian Maniscalco introduces We Got Company, his new interview show on Sebastian Maniscalco’s Comedy Radio, and explains how the SiriusXM channel presents favorite comedians with personal context. He also reacts to viral Saturday Night Live impressions by Marcello Hernández and Harry Styles and recounts injuring himself at an indoor slide park.

Juicy J and Project Pat promote their album Dem Goats and explain how its blend of classic and current sounds reflects their growth as brothers, fathers and men of faith. They also remember Dolly Parton presenting their historic Oscar, describe encouraging Jelly Roll’s shift toward singing and discuss Project Pat’s prison ministry and redemption.

Rafael Nadal promotes the Netflix docuseries Rafa, explaining why he finally allowed cameras into his private life and family during a difficult comeback from a hip injury. He also reflects on enjoying a pain-free retirement, learning to ski with his children and finding time for ordinary family routines after his tennis career.

Ella Rubin discusses Sterling Point, in which her character inherits a Canadian island, discovers a secret sister and enters a love triangle during a summer of self-discovery. She also describes filming in Muskoka, doing her own boat stunts despite crashing a bicycle before production and seeing the cast’s Times Square billboard.

Dogstar performs “Joy” from the album All In Now on The Tonight Show.

Juicy J and Project Pat perform “Yes Lord” on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.