Tonight Show Guest Test With Florence Pugh | The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

In this segment of "The Tonight Show," host Jimmy Fallon invites actress Florence Pugh to play a game called "Guest Test." Before the show, Florence answered a series of questions about her personal preferences and now the audience will try to guess her answers.

If the audience gets at least three questions right, everyone gets a free pint of Tonight Dough Ben and Jerry's ice cream. The stakes are high, and the excitement is palpable in the studio.

Question 1: What is Florence's favorite '90s song?

The first question is about Florence's favorite '90s song. The options are "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" by Eiffel 65 or "Barbie Girl" by Aqua. Jimmy and the audience members vote on their answers, with Jimmy going for "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" and Tariq, the show's band member, choosing "Barbie Girl."

The audience also votes, and the majority chooses "Barbie Girl." However, to everyone's surprise, Florence reveals that her actual favorite '90s song is "Blue (Da Ba Dee)." She explains that she was influenced by her older sister, who used to play the song all the time, and she thought it was a disco tune. It just goes to show that sometimes our assumptions can be way off.

Question 2: What is Florence's favorite Florence Pugh movie?

Next, the question shifts to Florence's favorite movie from her own filmography. The options are "Midsommar" and "Lady Macbeth." Florence admits that this is a tricky question for her because she doesn't usually watch her own movies. However, she goes with "Midsommar" while Tariq chooses "Lady Macbeth."

But the audience leans towards "Midsommar," and Jimmy's guess is incorrect. Florence surprises everyone by revealing that her favorite Florence Pugh movie is actually "Lady Macbeth" because it was a small-budget film that had a significant impact on her career. It just proves that our choices are not always what they seem.

Question 3: What is Florence's favorite color?

Moving on to the next question, the focus turns to Florence's favorite color. The options are "rusty orange" and "sky blue." Jimmy confidently goes for "rusty orange," believing it to be a unique choice. But before Florence can give her answer, the audience shouts their vote for "rusty orange" as well.

And they are correct! Florence confirms that "rusty orange" is indeed her favorite color. It's not every day that you meet someone who appreciates the intensity and danger of rusty colors, but that's exactly what makes Florence unique.

Question 4: What is Florence's favorite way to relax?

The fourth question dives into Florence's favorite way to relax. The options are a massage followed by an audio book or a bath while watching "Real Housewives." Jimmy advocates for the bath and "Real Housewives" option, stating how relaxing it can be to escape from other people's problems.

While Tariq disagrees and supports the massage and audio book option, the audience makes their choice clear by overwhelmingly voting for the bath and "Real Housewives." And they get it right! Florence confirms that there's nothing like a nice bath accompanied by a guilty pleasure reality TV show to help her unwind.

Question 5: What is Florence's favorite pizza topping?

The moment of truth arrives with the final question: Florence's favorite pizza topping. The options are "ham and pineapple" or "sausage and mushrooms." Jimmy uses his best English accent to argue for "sausage and mushrooms," suggesting that Florence's British background might influence her choice.

The audience votes, and their resounding support for "sausage and mushrooms" turns out to be spot on! Florence confirms that "sausage and mushrooms" is indeed her favorite pizza topping. As the crowd erupts in cheers, it becomes clear that everyone is in for a sweet treat of Ben and Jerry's ice cream.

Conclusion

The "Guest Test" segment was a rollercoaster of surprises and laughter. Despite a few incorrect guesses, the audience managed to secure their free pint of ice cream by correctly guessing Florence Pugh's preferences. This playful and entertaining game gave us a glimpse into Florence's personal tastes and showed us that even our assumptions about someone's choices can be way off.