On The Tonight Show Monday, Jimmy Fallon and Paul Rudd played a twisted version of the Price is Right classic Plinko. For "Drinko," Fallon and Rudd each dropped a disc down the Drinko board, and their opponent had to drink whatever was in the cup it landed in. The delightful libations included beer, bacon soda, pickle juice, and Sanka. It was about as gross as expected, especially at the end when one of the guys had to drink cold gravy and tequila mixed together (aka "Thanksgiving south of the border"). By the end of the bit, it didn't come as a shock when a clearly disgusted Fallon announced, "This is the last time we're playing Drinko, ladies and gentleman." Watch the clip below. Catherine Garcia
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