We knew that Jimmy Fallon had a Game of Thrones parody in the works when we first saw those hilarious behind-the-scenes pictures. The skit aired during Friday night's show, and it's pretty spectacular: not only does Jimmy take on versions of Ned Stark and Daenerys Targaryen, but it's also chock-full of great references to the show, like the phrase "Sweeps are coming," and Fallon being lord of Rockefell. My favorite part is The Roots as the "Late Night's Watch." Be sure to watch until the end for a couple of surprise guests!

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• Fun moments at the Billboard Awards reminded us of all the celebrity mishaps on the stage over the years.
• In case you couldn't make it to France, we broke down the Cannes Film Festival and called out the most-talked-about films, including James Franco's As I Lay Dying.
• Prep for the long weekend with our Memorial Day weekend TV watch-list. Brush up on the Bluths with the five Arrested Development episodes to watch before the new season, and ahead of this weekend's HBO premiere, find out whether Behind the Candelabra is worth watching.
• Get the insider scoop with the biggest casting news of the week and on-set pictures of X-Men: Days of Future Past.
• Movie trailers galore! Jennifer Aniston plays a stripper in We're the Millers while Vince Vaughn fathers 533 kids in Delivery Man and Joseph Gordon-Levitt makes his directorial debut with Don Jon.
• Jimmy Fallon is going all Game of Thrones on us, and we're looking back on the craziest moments of the show's third season — so far!
• We interviewed Jaden Smith about After Earth and chatted with his costar/dad, Will Smith.
• Say goodbye to SNL's Bill Hader with Stefon's wedding farewell — featuring special guest Anderson Cooper!

• ABC
  8:00 Bet on Your Baby (new)
  9:00 Ultimate BBQ Cookout Countdown (new)
  10:00 Body of Proof (repeat)




• CBS
  8:00 The Mentalist (repeat)
  9:00 48 Hours (repeat)
  10:00 48 Hours (repeat)




• Fox
  8:00 MLB Baseball




• NBC
  8:00 Stanley Cup Playoffs
  11:30 Saturday Night Live (repeat)

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In case you thought it couldn't get any faster or more furious than Fast Five, Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, and co. are ready to prove you wrong in Fast & Furious 6. The original stars — including a resurrected Michelle Rodriguez — return for the sixth film in the speedy series, directed by Justin Lin. Things have changed for the crew since we last saw them: Brian (Walker) and Mia (Jordana Brewster) are now parents, while retired "Uncle Dom" (Diesel) is moping around, but they're soon enough cast back into the world of extreme racing. This time they're legal, working on the same side as the government with federal agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson). The story may be different, but the energy and edge-of-your-seat action is familiar in the best way possible.

The movie opens with a montage of the previous films, so even if you're not a seasoned viewer, you'll still get a little tutorial on the characters. Fans should be pleased to see all the crew members (Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, and Sung Kang) assemble after spending time in different tropical paradises — after Fast Five's heist, they're not exactly welcome in the United States. When Hobbs comes knocking, he makes them an offer they can't refuse: help him track down criminal mastermind Owen Shaw (Luke Evans), head of a dangerous racing crew not unlike their own. In exchange, not only will he clear their names, but also, he'll lead them to Dom's former girlfriend, the presumed-dead-but-now-very-much-alive Letty (Rodriguez). There are several solid plot twists to keep you interested, but the real star of the movie is the action. Find out why after the jump.