Tonight is the premiere of the new Tonight Show, with new host Jimmy Fallon. Fallon, most recently of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, replaces Jay Leno, who hosted the show for 22 years. To celebrate the debut of the new show, NBC Universal has released a new app for iPhone and iPad.
I'm usually pretty ambivalent about free promotional apps for television shows, especially network television shows. They either try too hard to be hip, edgy and cool or they're tepid corporate crap. But Jimmy Fallon skews to a younger, more technically aware crowd (plus he always keeps a Mac on his desk), and this new app doesn't disappoint. It's actually pretty fun to use.
The new app draws you into the Tonight Show experience - you can see upcoming guests and send them a tweet, tweet using the latest Tonight Show hashtag from directly within the app, submit videos for inclusion in the Jimmy's Video Challenge segment on the show, and watch the featured video clip of the day. What's more, Jimmy's Arcade sports four retro-inspired games for your enjoyment.
- Free - Download now
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