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" Jimmy Fallon&amp;#039;s final Late Night episode reached a ratings high for the series. Approximately 6.6 million people tuned in on Friday (February 7) to see Fallon bid farewell to the post-Tonight Show timeslot.      Fallon was joined by special guests Andy Samberg and The Muppets, who led house band The Roots in a version of The Band&amp;#039;s classic hit &amp;#039;The Weight&amp;#039;. The presenter joked during the episode: &amp;quot;You know, I&amp;#039;m really going to miss being on TV at 12:37. I&amp;#039;ll especially miss the battle for late night ratings with my fierce rivals - Craig Ferguson and a veggie chopper infomercial.&amp;quot; Fallon more seriously took time to thank the loyal viewers that tuned in nightly over the last five years.      &amp;quot;Most importantly, I want to thank you guys. I want to thank the fans. I can&amp;#039;t believe it,&amp;quot; he told the audience. &amp;quot;This didn&amp;#039;t exist five years ago.  &amp;quot;There was no such thing as this show five years ago. Isn&amp;#039;t that crazy to even believe that? It means the world to me. You make me so happy. Thank you so much.&amp;quot;  Seth Meyers will be taking over Late Night on February 24, one week after Fallon debuts as the new host of The Tonight Show. Fallon&amp;#039;s Tonight Show predecessor Jay Leno also bowed out to record ratings on Thursday (February 6). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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