First it was Jimmy Kimmel. Now it might be Jimmy Fallon. In the great purge of late-night television, both Jimmys are under fire — proving once and for all that when it comes to comedy, having the name “Jimmy” is now a liability.

After ABC stunned the industry by suspending Jimmy Kimmel Live! in the fallout from his jokes about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, rival network NBC is allegedly considering whether to ice Fallon’s Tonight Show as well. Why? According to anonymous sources, NBC executives believe Fallon has gone “full granola, too much woke, practically an NPR tote bag in human form.”

For years, Fallon was the safe choice of late night. Where Kimmel skewered politics and Colbert sermonized about democracy, Fallon played charades with celebrities, laughed until he cried, and lip-synced alongside pop stars. The man was essentially America’s camp counselor in a suit.

But somewhere along the way, critics say, Fallon got “soft-woke.” He began mentioning climate change during monologues, sang duets about recycling with Billie Eilish, and once devoted an entire show to praising essential workers. It was all too much for certain parts of NBC’s viewership.

“He used to be funny,” complained one man on Facebook who has never laughed at anything since 1987. “Now all he does is smile, clap like a seal, and tell us to love each other. That’s socialism in a cardigan.”

NBC insiders have reportedly compiled a dossier of Fallon’s alleged woke crimes. Among them:

Crying when Paul McCartney sang “Hey Jude.” This was interpreted as “performative empathy.”

Promoting electric cars. During one show, Fallon praised Tesla and declared gas prices “painful.” Executives said this sounded “like propaganda from the Prius lobby.”

Dancing with Lizzo. The entire segment was labeled “a threat to traditional values.”

Excessive cardigan use. Apparently, wearing cardigans on national television signals membership in a secret progressive knitting society.

According to sources, NBC executives are holding emergency meetings in a windowless conference room stocked with LaCroix and gluten-free pretzels. The question on everyone’s mind: do they pre-emptively suspend Fallon before he commits another act of televised kindness?

“Look, first Kimmel gets pulled for being political. Now Fallon might get canned for being too friendly,” said one NBC staffer, nervously rearranging a pile of Funko Pops on their desk. “At this rate, the only safe host will be a guy who sits silently at a desk for an hour and stares at the camera.”

Conservative commentators are already sharpening their knives. Tucker Carlson, speaking from his doomsday studio built in a grain silo, declared: “Jimmy Fallon is the velvet glove of woke ideology. He looks harmless, but inside he’s smuggling in critical race theory through laughter. Tonight Show? More like Woke Show.”

Meanwhile, Ben Shapiro released a 90-minute YouTube video titled “The Fallon Fallacy: Why Smiling Is Marxism.” He argued that Fallon’s “constant giggling” is designed to “break down Western civilization’s stoic values.”

Not everyone agrees Fallon should be suspended. Many loyal viewers say he’s exactly the antidote America needs in these dark times.

“I like him,” said a suburban mom from Michigan. “He plays silly games with celebrities, and he doesn’t yell at me about politics. He just makes me laugh. Isn’t that the point of late night? Also, my husband can’t stand Colbert, so Fallon is the compromise.”

Still, the critics are loud. One viral tweet read: “Jimmy Fallon used to drink beer with Justin Timberlake. Now he’s drinking soy lattes with Greta Thunberg. Suspend him.”

Fallon himself has stayed out of the controversy, at least officially. But on Wednesday night’s show, he appeared to wink at the rumors. During his monologue, he joked: “So apparently I’m too woke now. Next week, tune in when I teach puppies about feminism while baking gluten-free muffins. Sponsored by NPR.”

The crowd roared with laughter, though executives in the control room reportedly frowned and wrote “Puppies + feminism???” on their clipboards.

If Fallon is shown the door, NBC already has a shortlist of replacements. Leaked names include:

Kid Rock — who promises a nightly beer-chugging contest and a recurring segment called “Shut Up, Nerds.”

Donald Trump Jr. — who has pitched a monologue segment titled “Hunter Biden’s Laptop Tonight.”

AI Jay Leno — a holographic version of Leno powered entirely by dad jokes about gas prices.

Sources say NBC is also considering cutting late-night entirely and replacing it with nonstop reruns of Law & Order: SVU, which at this point may be less controversial.

Satire aside, the real issue is that late-night TV is becoming a no-win battlefield. Kimmel was punished for being political, and Fallon is being attacked for being “too soft” and “too woke.” Colbert is still hanging on, but only because CBS executives are afraid to admit they don’t understand half of his monologues anymore.

If networks continue this trajectory, the entire genre may implode. The late-night host of the future won’t be a Jimmy or a Stephen. It will be a beige-colored AI cube that tells neutral jokes like: “Airplanes sure are loud, huh? Goodnight, America.”

For now, Fallon remains behind his desk, giggling nervously as NBC weighs its options. Will they suspend him like Kimmel, or will they cling to him as the last non-threatening man left in late night?

As one NBC intern put it while nervously clutching their oat-milk latte: “If Fallon gets fired for being too woke, then what’s left? Who do we have? Conan’s gone. Letterman’s gone. We’re down to Jimmy giggling like a golden retriever. If they take him away, America’s really doomed.”

Whether you love Fallon or loathe him, the rumor mill is churning, and the knives are out. One thing is certain: the era of “safe” late-night comedy is over.

And maybe — just maybe — Fallon should have stuck to beer pong with Justin Timberlake.

NOTE: This is SATIRE, It’s Not True.