Jimmy Fallon is taking over The Tonight Show tonight, but we haven't already forgotten his greatest hits on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. To salute the funny, charming host, we've compiled a list of our favorite sketches, including "Ew" with Channing Tatum, water war, evolution of any kind of dancing, and his many, many collaborations with Justin Timberlake. Here are the skits we loved the most from Fallon's Late Night run.
Jimmy nailed all the classic dance moves of our dads.
Channing Tatum went from beefcake to bratty girl for Jimmy's recurring "talk show."
Jimmy and Justin Timberlake have done four installments of the history of rap — see them all in this video.
The pop star gave the world an all-new version of her addictive hit with Jimmy and The Roots.
Even the president has gotten in on Jimmy's clever skits.
Robert Pattinson and his onscreen Twilight persona gave Jimmy lots of fodder.
The Boss joined Jimmy (in costume as Neil Young) for Willow Smith's hip-hop hit.
First Lady Michelle Obama got in on the dorky mom dancing (except she knows how to Dougie).
The pop star and the late-night host faced off in a variety of competitions, including a dance-off.
Mariah Carey joined The Roots and lots of cute schoolkids for her Christmas classic.
Though it sounds like Pee-wee Herman, that's actually Jimmy's voice as Pee-wee!
Jimmy joined guests like Nick Offerman and Blake Shelton to sing The Lumineers' hit.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt showed off his lip-syncing talents with Jimmy.
Cyrus's "We Can't Stop" got a fresh new spin when Jimmy and The Roots joined her in a Brady Bunch-style cover.
Jimmy spoofed Breaking Bad with his own funny twist.
Jimmy and Justin have an entire conversation in hashtags. I mean #hashtags.
Jimmy invited Ylvis to perform "The Fox," and he joined in, fox costume and all.
As a stunt, Jimmy bravely let action-hero legend Ford pierce his ear.
Jimmy and his staff spoofed Game of Thrones with a skit comparing their workplace to the fantasy show.
Jimmy and one of the world's biggest movie stars engaged in a yodel-off, as one does.
Jimmy made our '90s nostalgia dreams come true when he reunited Full House band Jesse & The Rippers on the show, starring John Stamos's glorious '90s hair.
Justin and Jimmy show us how football dances came to be.
Lohan and Jimmy's alter-ego Sara teach us about scrumping.
Jones came back for another holiday medley in 2013, with special guest Carrie Underwood.
Jimmy loves to play Water War with his guests — in this video, he's splashing Ryan Reynolds.