Well that didn't take long.
Tickets for Jimmy Fallon's Feb. 4 live telecast of "The Tonight Show" were made available on his website, https://www.nbc.com/the-tonight-show/tickets/main, at precisely 10:30 a.m. And just like that they were gone.
The rest of us will have to catch the show — which after the game itself may've been the next most coveted ticket of Super Bowl weekend — on NBC, after the postgame show, a new episode of "This Is Us," and the late local news.
Several people on Twitter posted that they'd been added to a waiting list.
Fallon has yet to announce a guest for the special live episode, which he also pulled off two years ago in Phoenix after Super Bowl XLIX.
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