Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers discusses the Knicks winning their first NBA championship in 53 years and the celebrations that followed in New York. The segment also turns to the political and news stories surrounding the victory.

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.

Carmelo Anthony discusses his new documentary Born Mellow, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, and the experience of seeing New York united around the Knicks. He also reflects on his basketball career, his son’s ambitions, and how family keeps them connected.

Callum Turner promotes One Night Only, a comedy set in an America where premarital sex is legal for only twelve hours each year, and demonstrates the pizza-making skills he learned for the role. He also explains why he avoided The Beatles for 35 years and how Jimmy Fallon’s interviews helped him practice the film’s New York accent.

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.

Ana Gasteyer discusses starring in the Broadway musical Schmigadoon! and sharing a theater community with SNL friends Maya Rudolph and Rachel Dratch. She recalls her Broadway debut in Rocky and the family stories surrounding her daughter’s enthusiasm for theater.

Sunny Sandler promotes Don't Say Good Luck, in which a teenager lands the lead in her school play as she learns her mother’s cancer has returned. She also recalls filming Grown Ups with a 104-degree fever, confirms that Grown Ups 3 has started production, and reveals that her father, Adam Sandler, wears socks in the pool.

Chance the Rapper performs “Same Drugs” on The Tonight Show ahead of the Coloring Book 10 Tour.