Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5831 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-01-25
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 85 minutes

Customer Reviews

Hilarious DVD
Jimmy Fallon is probably my second favorite person on SNL, just behind Will Ferrell. I watched this DVD a couple of years ago and finally decided I wanted to add it into my permanent DVD collection, it is a great addition in my opinion.

Too funny!
Jimmy Fallon is one heck of a great impersonator! My favorite sketches on this DVD are:

The one where he mimics Mick Jagger in the mirror;
The computer guy - so funny;
The Beegees parody with Justin Timberlake;
and finally the Weekend updates. Especially the one that Tina Fey has made a video of Fallon's musical tributes to holidays, and it goes back to Buddy Holly!
I love this DVD, and put it near my favorite Best of SNL's, like
Will Ferrell, Adam Sandler and Chris Kattan!

SNL fan.
Jimmy Fallon is funny but not as funny as many would think. He does get his laughs from messing up sketches which I dislike. Sometimes I get upset when he keeps ruining sketches. But overall as an Weekend Update reporter I really did like his jokes and interviews. I kindof wish that there was a dvd for all the Weekend Update for both Jimmy and Tina together. I would totally buy that. I did like the sketch where Jimmy returned at the end of season and I think he was imitating "Fonzie"? He does make a good parodies for music. I find it funny but sometimes I think he takes away too much camera time. Plus he looks at the camera too much!! Either he forgot his lines or he's looking for laughs....which seriously isnt funny.

I wouldnt say Jimmy is a huge star yet. His 2 movies : Fever Pitch and Taxi wasnt a good start. I would like to see what he will do in the near future.

I am upset that some of the classic SNL memebers were never given the Best of and Jimmy got his so fast. It boogles my mind and I kind of hate Lorne Michaels for doing that. I really wanted to see the Best of Colin Quinn.