Updated On: 14 January, 2021 07:43 AM IST | Los Angeles | ANI
Jimmy Fallon averaged the smallest television audience ever for an original episode of the late-night show The Tonight Show.

Jimmy Falcon. Image source: AFP
American comedian Jimmy Fallon drew the lowest rating on Monday's showing of 'The Tonight Show'. According to Fox News, the 46-year-old comedian averaged the smallest television audience ever for an original episode of the late-night show, according to early Nielsen ratings - pulling in 947,000 total viewers on Monday night (local time).
One of Fallon's competing programs, Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show,' on CBS took the cake on Monday evening, drawing just over 2 million viewers, according to Nielsen's Live and Same Day fast-national numbers as reported by The Wrap.As reported by Fox News, coming in at second place was ABC's 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' with 1.67 million total viewers. Per the outlet, the final numbers are expected on Wednesday.