Fallon also visited a historic pizza place before taping "The Tonight Show" in Detroit for the first time ever.

Jimmy Fallon and an audience of 3,000 got a big dose of Motor City magic Sunday afternoon, when NBC’s “The Tonight Show” did a live taping in Detroit.

This week the Big Apple is being invaded by Bananas, Savannah Bananas to be specific. The canary-colored characters have been seen all over Manhattan as they have been on a sort of media blitz and have probably popped up on your timelines and tv’s all week.

Fallon revealed the guests for the special episode, which will be filmed on Sunday at the Detroit Opera House and will air Sept. 15 on NBC. Among those expected to join Fallon include Michigan-born actor and comedian Keegan-Michael Key,

Jimmy Fallon's guests for Sunday's "Tonight Show" taping in Detroit are set. Actor, comedian and Detroit native Keegan-Michael Key will join the telecast, as will Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham, according to show handlers. Rapper and Chicago native Common will also perform during the taping.

"Well, guys, the big story is that Jimmy Kimmel was suspended by ABC after pressure from the FCC, leaving everyone thinking, 'WTF?'" Fallon joked.

Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce sparked excitement after teasing fans with a “very special” edition for the upcoming episode of their podcast New Heights.

Jimmy Fallon, host of "The Tonight Show," canceled a Thursday appearance on a Fast Company panel about his new NBC reality series, "On Brand."