Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis brought the internet's fixation with the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary to late-night television on Wednesday, performing a one-minute spoof during the episode of "The Tonight Show" that aired October 28, 2026.
In the sketch, Fallon took on the persona of Nathan Fielder, who co-directed the Holmes film "You Can See Everything," while Curtis portrayed Holmes. The two stood face-to-face in a staging that mimicked one of the documentary's more unusual moments, according to TMZ.com.
The bit opened with Fallon asking Curtis whether she genuinely wanted to appear on the program that night. Curtis, adopting a peculiar expression reminiscent of Holmes, replied "of course," explaining that she enjoys conversing with Fallon.
Fallon's character remained skeptical, pressing Curtis to confirm she had not simply stopped by to promote her own new show. Curtis assured him she was not misleading him, stating that she would have no motive to be untruthful.
Satisfied, Fallon told Curtis "Good chat" before walking off to resume his hosting duties. The sketch concluded with a final reaction from Curtis after Fallon's exit, a closing remark that the source material highlighted as a memorable finish.
The parody arrives as the documentary "You Can See Everything" continues to generate widespread attention online, with the Holmes saga remaining a fixture of popular culture discussion. The "Tonight Show" sketch aired on NBC.