Although Jimmy Fallon's nervousness can be seen in his awkward deliveries during his monologues and in his clamy demeanor during interviews, he warms up as each show goes on. It will definatly take Fallon a long time to even begin to become as smooth and fluid as Conan was during his tenure; but, Fallon finally seemed comfortable during the dance off with Diaz. He definatly needs to create fluidity in the monologue, not just cue card to cue card of jokes. But I'm sure we'll see his improv SNL skills in the monlogue soon. Most of all Fallon really needs to work on the questions. He can't pull the Craig Ferguson and just wing it, but I feel like he just asks questions pretaining to the promotion that the guest is there for. Three shows isn't enough to judge how Fallon will fair. The skits feel a bit overproduced. Conan's were fun because they knew most of them looked cheap and the writers played around with that factor. They'll get the feel soon hopefully.btw, the roots are awesome and the set looks really nice

I had high hopes for this one. Fallon is definitely talented (his years on SNL have shown that) but I don't think he's cut out for this one.He's so painfully nervous during interviews that it makes the audience awkward. And not in that OMG I'm witnessing something amazing a la Letterman and Joaquin Phoenix sort of way, but the amateur, "I really shouldn't have taken this gig" way. (Just check out his sweaty forehead during the DeNiro interview.)I respect Fallon a great deal, but NBC should swallow their pride and take him off the air. Maybe Conan's jersey should have been retired.I DO however, really like the Roots.