Moreover, there’s a charitable aspect to the shows. It’s shot by Fallon’s wife and includes cameos of his kids, and Fallon says that in addition to NBC airing re-runs of the show until it’s safe to being producing new episodes again, he’ll be working to post these condensed at-home editions of the show to YouTube daily (complete with the odd guest here and there who joins via Zoom). You can watch this new edition of the show above.

John Legend, for example, went live on Instagram Tuesday to perform an in-home concert.

If you pay too close attention to the news and to your Twitter feed, it can get easy to feel overwhelmed and a sense of helpless anxiety, which is why entertainers are starting to do what they can to spread a little good cheer at the moment. So many of our public spaces are closing or drastically reducing their operations, while everyone hunkers down at home to ride out the spread of the deadly virus. The news has been pretty bleak these last few days, as the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to spur a once-in-a-generation crisis across the US and much of the rest of the world. Jimmy Fallon decided to start a YouTube version of his show, posting daily short episodes to YouTube that are shot by his wife and filmed at his home in New York.All of the late-night TV shows have halted their productions in favor of promoting social distancing, which experts have said is one of and maybe the only surefire way to get the spread of the virus under control.

Much of America is stuck at home right now, hunkering down in the wake of the continued spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus that’s wreaking havoc across the globe.

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