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The new 'face' of Little Debbie snack cakes appeared with Jimmy Fallon and...wow
March 19, 2015
"I can tell you if it's a tasty "Debbie Delight" or a plain baked potato."
Comedian Will Ferrell's "Tonight Show" appearance to promote his new movie "Get Hard" started on a strange note and just got "curiouser and curiouser."
Just a day after appearing on David Letterman's show dressed as a leprechaun, Ferrell walked on stage for an appearance with Jimmy Fallon dressed exactly like "Little Debbie," the iconic character seen on the boxes of the popular snack cakes.
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Ferrell insisted that Fallon not refer to him as "Will" but as "Little Debbie."
Over the course of the 7:30 interview, Ferrell's movie was barely mentioned. Instead, viewers were treated to a strange series of events, including Fallon being goaded into reading some sketchy promo copy the snack cake company would probably never approve.
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Ferrell also sang something he claimed to be the "Little Debbie" jingle.
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And then, there was the very odd, blindfolded taste-test challenge that Ferrell put on himself.
"I love them so much, if I close my eyes and eat something, I can tell you if it's a tasty 'Debbie Delight' or a plain baked potato."
Fallon was ready for the challenge and produced a plate with a baked potato and a snack cake.
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Spoiler alert: Ferrell succeeded in identifying the Little Debbie cake.
Watch Ferrell's bizarre Tonight Show appearance:
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