The U.S. gymnastics team joined Jimmy Fallon and Donald Glover for the biggest, wildest game in 'Tonight Show' history.
The "Final Five" returned to the United States this week after dominating the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the superstar gymnasts appeared on The Tonight Show to face off against Jimmy Fallon in one of the biggest games in the show's history.
U.S. gymnastics team members Gabby Douglas, Laurie Hernandez, Aly Raisman, Simone Biles and Madison Kocian joined Fallon, The Roots' Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter, and guest Donald Glover for a game of Hungry Hungry Humans.
The contestants split off into four teams -- Trotter and Glover, Fallon and Biles, Douglas and Kocian, and Raisman and Hernandez -- and went head to head in a wild, kinetic game, where they tried to grab dodgeballs with plastic buckets while being pulled and pushed by their teammates, who had a hold of their ankles.
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Despite a valiant effort, Glover and Trotter came in last place with a still-impressive 20 balls. After all, they were going up against five of the greatest Olympic athletes in recent memory (and also Fallon).
Despite winning four gold medals at the Rio Games, Simone was stuck with another bronze finish in Hungry Hungry Humans. No matter how enthusiastic Fallon was, their score of 24 balls just didn't stack up.
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The top two places were separated by only one ball, with the winners scoring 30 and the runners-up nabbing 29, and it all came down to the Blue Team (Raisman and Hernandez) and the Green Team (Douglas and Kocian).
After some expert tension building by announcer Steve Higgins, Raisman and Hernandez walked away with the win, which Fallon refused to accept with grace.
"We totally let you guys win," he joked, after hugging the victors. "We talked about it before the show, so congratulations. You guys are really cool."
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The Final Five made history at this year's Olympic Games, taking home a total of nine medals to etch their names into the record books.
After that, they took some well-deserved relaxation time and hit the beach in Rio, all while documenting their vacay on Instagram. Check out the video below to see how gold medalists kick back after owning the Olympics.
