Jimmy Fallon and Will Ferrell Take Home the Gold in Figure Skating
Janelle Savel — February 21, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: dailymail & complexmag
Jimmy Fallon and Will Ferrell have a history of hilarious skits, and recently Ferrell was featured on the Tonight Show rocking an obviously tight figure-skating uniform.
Under first impression, Ferrell looks like he’s impersonating an overenthusiastic mime, but then we soon learn that he is the butler from Downton Abbey. Ferrell surprised guests with a routine to the Downton Abbey theme and was complete in a black spandex suit with classic Air Jordan XX8s imitating his “skates.”
This is yet another classic zealous skit by the timeless duo and at the tender age of 46, while figure skating backwards around and make-belief rink, Ferrell proves that he can land the perfect triple axel with poise and grace with definite hilarity.
Under first impression, Ferrell looks like he’s impersonating an overenthusiastic mime, but then we soon learn that he is the butler from Downton Abbey. Ferrell surprised guests with a routine to the Downton Abbey theme and was complete in a black spandex suit with classic Air Jordan XX8s imitating his “skates.”
This is yet another classic zealous skit by the timeless duo and at the tender age of 46, while figure skating backwards around and make-belief rink, Ferrell proves that he can land the perfect triple axel with poise and grace with definite hilarity.
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