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# Late-Night Highlight: Jimmy Fallon And Kelly Ripa Get Drenched

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_Published 2014-07-10. Jimmy Fallon was playing a game called “Pop Quiz” with Kelly Ripa. The one who answered the most questions wrong would get a giant water balloon popped over their heads. In the end, both Fallon and Ripa got soaked, despite the fact that she won._


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## Transcript

For your late night highlight, Jimmy Fallon got drenched on The Tonight Show. He was playing a game called Pop Quiz with Kelly Ripa. There was a giant water balloon over both of their heads, and every wrong answer lead to them getting closer to popping. [ LAUGH ] Get it? [ INAUDIBLE ] ready? Yep. Three, two, one. [ NOISE ] They then of course played that back in slow mo. And we blame the Boss, Jimmy went out, because he didn't know the first commercial album released to CD in the U. S.. It was Bruce Springsteen's, Born In The U. S. A and back when Jimmy hosted Late Night, Bruce was on the show a bunch, so kind of embarrassing he got that wrong.

But Kelly Ripa wasn't off the hook either, they ended up soaking her too, even though she won. Thanks for watching, I'm Mike [ UNKNOWN ]

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