-GE's Fallonventions.
Jimmy Fallon's night of inventions.
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[ Laughter ]
-Love your jacket, Jimmy!
-Good, thank you very much.
-Now, I love inventions, and I'm okay with kids.
So... [ Laughter ]
...I got together with GE, and we found some of
the best and brightest kids out there.
I think you're gonna be amazed at what we came up with.
Let's meet our first inventor.
Come on over here, Grace. Come on over, hey.
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[ Cheers and applause ]
Oh, my goodness. Oh!
Oh, my goodness.
Hi, Grace! Nice to meet you.
How old are you, Grace? -Seven.
-7 years old? Wow.
And where are you from?
-Warren, New Hampshire.
-Where in New Hampshire? -Yeah.
-I don't know. Portsmouth. [ Laughter ]
Hey, uh...
thanks for going along with the joke there, Grace.
[ Laughter ]
What, uh -- What is your invention here?
I can't even guess what it is. What is it?
-It's the Cleaner-Upper.
-The Cleaner-Upper. Okay, this is good.
Now, how did you come up with the idea for the Cleaner-Upper?
-In kindergarten, my playroom was messy,
and I didn't want to pick it all up by hand,
so I was like, "I want to invent something
that can help me clean up better."
-Yeah. -So, I was thinking of that,
and the idea of a cleaner-upper that can help me.
-Brilliant. I love it.
Now, here's -- Let's see how it works.
I'm gonna throw some trash down, okay?
And you'll use the Cleaner-Upper to clean up the mess.
Is that good? -Yeah.
-We have a deal? Here we go.
So, here's your toys.
This is what I would have laying around my office, right?
[ Laughter ] Toys everywhere.
And there you go. That's it, right there.
Okay, now, let's use the Cleaner-Upper
and see if we can get it all cleaned up.
There it is.
Wow.
There it is. Perfect.
Oh, my goodness. Wow.
This is -- [ Laughing ]
This will really save you a lot of time.
[ Laughter ]
Okay, put it down a little. There you go.
Yeah! That's what I'm talking about!
Cleaner-Upper.
That's what I'm talking about!
The Cleaner-Upper! I love it!
Grace, it's clean. Thank you very much.
Hey, Grace, Grace, before you leave,
before you leave, I have an invention
I think you're going to love, okay?
What's the problem with pizza?
-It's always too hot. -That's right.
Thank you for coming to rehearsal.
Now, sometimes it's -- [ Laughter ]
[ Laughter, cheers, applause ]
We've not met before, have we?
All right. Well, hey, pizza is too hot.
Not anymore with the pizza fan. Thank you very much.
Here's the pizza fan right here.
So you take this, you clip it on your pizza.
There you go. Look at this.
Genius. [ Cheers and applause ]
Pretty good, right?
[ Applause ]
-[ Laughs ]
-There you go.
Why don't you head over there, Grace,
and take your Cleaner-Upper. Thank you very much.
-Let's see our next inventors.
Come on over here, guys.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Okay.
This is Indigo, Daniel, and Cameron, everybody.
Hey, welcome to the show.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Thank you.
-Nice to see you, buddy. How are you?
-Good. How are you?
-Nice to see you. You have blow torches.
Where are you guys from?
-We're from Taos, New Mexico.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Now, where's that? -New Mexico.
-Okay, yeah. And are you brothers?
-Cousins. -Cousins. You're cousins.
Okay, and... -Cousins.
-Yeah. You didn't answer -- [ Laughter ]
You didn't answer, so I thought maybe
you were gonna say, "Friend. Friend, cousins and friend."
Now, what is your invention here?
-This is nanoform. -Okay. Good to see you guys.
Thank you very much. [ Laughter ]
What do you mean nanoform? What does that mean?
-So, it's a lightweight antibacterial,
and breathable material that is also fire-resistant.
-Really? Wait. So, the material --
You're creating the material?
-We're coating a new additive on top of new material.
-That's the white stuff.
-So you put something over normal material.
-Yes. -And what does it do?
-It makes it fire-resistant along with antibacterial.
And it is even more breathable than the old fabric.
-It's made out of carbon, crab shells, and baking soda.
-Crab shells? -Yeah, crab shells.
-Crab shells. [ Laughter ]
-How did -- How did that come up?
[ Laughter ]
Is that a thing?
Is that a thing that people use, crab shells?
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-Wow. Crazy. I did not know that.
Well, can we try it?
I want to see what this thing does.
-Yeah. So, this is untreated.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.
No, I got you. Yeah.
-As you can see, it catches on fire.
-Yep. Of course. Good job.
-And then, here's ours. Here's nanoform.
-Here's nanoform right here.
-Hey. [ Cheers and applause ]
Hey! That works!
-Yeah. -That was a great invention!
I love that!
That's amazing! Nanoform.
I love it. That is amazing.
I'll tell you what's also amazing --
this invention I have.
This is gonna be sweeping the nation.
This is the Venetian blinds hat.
[ Laughter ]
Now, we're just hanging out.
We're just talking, right?
Just tell me a story.
Just tell me, how did you --
Did you ever play sports as a kid?
-Yeah, I wrestled. -Yeah, you did?
-Yeah. -Yep.
-And how long were you on the high school team?
-This is my second year on varsity, hopefully.
-Oh, really? Second year on varsity?
-Yeah. -Oh, yeah, that's really cool.
And who's your coach?
-Robert Valencia. He's a nice guy.
[ Laughter and applause ]
-[ Snoring ]
Yeah, anyways, the Venetian blinds hat.
Everyone's gonna be wearing it.
Why don't you just look at it and see.
That's a real invention. So, check that out.
Go over there.
Yeah! Looks good!
[ Cheers and applause ]
All right, go over there with the other guys over there.
Let's meet our next -- Thank you, buddy.
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Let's meet our last inventor.
Come on over, Christopher! Hey, buddy!
Nice to see you, pal.
[ Cheers and applause ]
All right, Christopher, how old are you, and where are you from?
-13, and I'm from Chicago.
-All right. And what is your invention?
-So my invention is the Messy Pet Bowl.
-Okay, the Messy Pet Bowl?
-Yeah, that's it.
This is a standardized bowl.
-That is the regular bowl. -Yeah.
-This is your invention. -Yeah.
-Now, how did you come up with the idea
for the Messy Mutt Bowl?
-Well, my dog, Oscar, he's very messy when he eats,
and so I wanted a simple alternative --
-You don't have to say his name if he's watching the show.
-I mean -- -Embarrass the dog.
Sorry, Oscar. -Sorry Oscar.
Well, I just wanted an alternative
to cleaning up his mess,
and so this is where I got my idea.
-Yeah, I think it's good.
Can you show me how it works here?
-Yeah, do you have some kibble? -Yeah, here we go, yeah.
Thanks for coming to rehearsal.
-Oh, yeah, yeah, of course.
-So, we have kibble right here.
Okay, so what do I do?
-I mean, if you just don't mind,
just pour it into the simple bowl, and then --
Not the simple bowl. This bowl.
-Simple bowl? -Well, I don't know --
-Now you're, like, making fun of the normal bowl?
-No, I mean -- -It's not simple.
-It's a good bowl. -No, it's a good enough bowl.
All right, here we go.
So I'm gonna pour some kibble in there.
-Yeah. -Yeah, there you go.
That happens. I don't like it.
Yeah. And now, the Messy Mutt Bowl.
-Yeah. Just pour it in.
-Uh-huh. -Okay.
Now, you have a dog at home, right?
-I do, yeah. -Her name's Gary?
-Oscar. -Oscar. Oscar.
-Yes, Gary. Yeah, of course, Gary's at home.
Yeah, I love Gary. Hi, Gary!
[ Laughter ]
You're a good dog, Gary! You're never messy.
See? Positive reinforcement. [ Laughter ]
-So, if this happens a lot in your home, this is, like,
very easy to clean up, because with the Messy Mutt --
or, Messy Pet Bowl,
the fabric catches all the food that falls down,
so to get it back in the bowl,
just pick up the ring, and then that's it.
[ Cheers and applause ] It just goes right back in.
-That is a brilliant invention.
[ Cheers and applause ]
The Messy Pet Bowl!
Look at that. That's brilliant.
I love that. And it goes like that.
Look at how easy -- That's brilliant!
Great! That's a great invention.
You know how I usually clean this up?
-How?
-I usually clean it up with the Cleaner-Upper.
Grace, do you have the Cleaner-Up--
Look at this. -Thanks, thanks, Grace.
-Pull it up, Grace. Go for it.
Yes! [ Cheers and applause ]
Let's get all of our inventors back here.
Hey, guys! Hey, guys!
Cousins, get over here. That was great, buddy.
Guys, thank you so much. You were great.
You were great, you were great, you were great.
I do have one more thing to show you.
GE wants young minds to dream big
and to make the impossible possible,
so they're giving each of you
$5,000 to help further your education.
Here you go.
Thank you very much.
Split it up.
Oh. Yeah.
You can't really cash these, so don't try that.
But you should also go home with a giant check.
Here you go. This is for you.
Here's Indigo. There you go, pal.
And then this is for Grace. Here's your giant check.
Perfect. There you go. [ Cheers and applause ]
My thanks to Grace, Indigo, Daniel, Cam, and Christopher,
and our friends at GE!
For more, check out the "GE Fallonventions" website
to see some of my inventions. Stick around.
We'll be right back with more of "The Tonight Show," everybody.
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