Night School type TV Show Jimmy Fallon and Kevin Hart pulled off their own Billy Madison and went back to high school to see who could cut it. While The Tonight Show viewers were figuring out which of them bested high-schooling, in honor of Hart’s new film Night School, the celebs crashed classrooms filled with unsuspecting students. Some were clearly floored to see Fallon and Hart head into math and science classes. Others were clearly over it, like when the duo were dissecting frogs in science class and started gagging uncontrollably. Fallon and Hart took over a high school in Queens, as the late-night host attempted to answer algebraic equations and tell neutron jokes that did not make him popular at the lunch table. Then came gym. Climbing the rope was… an interesting sight, especially since Fallon mistakenly sported Hart’s gym shorts. In the end, Hart was dubbed “the better student” in a graduation ceremony in front of the entire school. But Hart, in turn, had a surprise for the students. “The entire school is gonna go and see my movie Night School. You guys get to see it before anybody else,” he said. Whether the kids were actually excited to see his new movie or just excited to get out of class is unclear. What matters are the high school photos of Fallon and Hart that were revealed at the very end of the segment. Watch above.<doc-sep>In celebration of Jimmy Fallon's birthday on Wednesday, comedian Kevin Hart teamed up with the Tonight Show star to co-host the whole episode -- which included one of the funniest exotic animal segments in recent memory. Hart was already visibly uncomfortable when young nature conservationist Robert Irwin sat down with Fallon, and he wasn't shy about his distaste for being around wild animals. When the 14-year-old animal expert -- who is also the son of the late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin -- said he'd heard that Hart was a "wildlife warrior" and lover of animals. "You heard wrong. I'm the complete opposite," Hart shot back. "Jimmy, I'm gonna show you how fast black people are in a second... And I bet my life if you bring out something crazy, the roots will be right behind me." From the very start, Hart was having none of it, and ran off the stage when Irwin brought out a cuddly baby ostrich. So one can imagine how he reacted when they brought out two snakes right afterward. Both Fallon and Irwin tried to coax Hart back on stage to hold one of the snakes, but the comic stood firm in his refusal to mess with wildlife. "Let me tell you what I've gotten really good at in my life: saying no," Hart explained as the audience tried to egg him on by chanting, "Do it! Do it!" For one moment, it seemed like Hart was considering it, and asked Irwin if the snakes bite. "Well… they can bite, but they won't," Irwin replied cautiously. "You lost me at, 'Well,'" Hart shot back, walking further away. When the nature conservationist brought out a tarantula named Big Red, Fallon joined Hart in his apprehension, running up and standing flush with a pillar to avoid the spider. "I'm gonna be honest with you, you better stay your ass over there," Hart threatened Irwin from distance. "He's 14 years old!" Fallon interjected, also having fled from the spider. "I don't care, Jimmy!" Hart shot back. "It's your birthday, you should hold that spider!" After a while, Fallon sucked it up and sat down at the desk and let the furry arachnid crawl on his hand while sweating profusely. But Hart did his best to freak him out worse by trying to startle the spider by yelling and slamming his hands on the table. Eventually, at the end of the segment, a super nervous Hart was finally coerced into letting a falcon land on his arm while wearing a massive leather glove, and no one has ever looked more terrified. ET's Kevin Frazier caught up with Hart at the premiere of his upcoming comedy, Night School, at the UrbanWorld Film Festival in New York City on Wednesday, hours after the Tonight Show taping, and the comic opened up about the experience. "I'm not gonna lie, I wasn't as nice a participant as I probably should have been, because of the animals that were there," Hart admitted with a laugh. "They had tarantulas, they had snakes, they had ostriches, a falcon. Everything black people don't like was there." Kevin Hart's new comedy Night School, co-starring Tiffany Haddish, hits theaters Sept. 28. Check out the video below to hear more from the comic about his upcoming film. Kevin Hart Says He Gave His All to 'Night School' and Hopes He Can Do More (Exclusive) This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. RELATED CONTENT: Jimmy Fallon and Robert Irwin Mimic Cardi B to Speak to a Kookaburra Bird Kevin Hart Celebrates His 39th Birthday With Wife Eniko in Las Vegas Kevin Hart Recalls How He Helped Tiffany Haddish When She Was Homeless Related Gallery<doc-sep>Comedian Kevin Hart being scared of things is always funny. He's particularly frightened of random animals, even when it comes to something as cute as Robert Irwin's baby ostrich, who makes an adorable chirping noise. "You know what she's saying. I want some little black man, and all of his brothers," Hart said on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday night. In case you didn't know, Hart has a bit of history with ostriches, something which he spoke about in 2009's I'm A Grown Little Man when he was chased by one. Hart is not so afraid of a falcon though, despite their frightful talons, managing to get close — if uncomfortably so.<doc-sep>
Kevin Hart was terrified of the ostrich, snakes, tarantula and falcon that Robert Irwin brought with him Kevin Hart Freaks Out Over 14-Year-Old Robert Irwin's Animals: 'I Got So Much Sweat Dripping' Kevin Hart is probably not visiting a zoo anytime soon. Robert, who is returning to Animal Planet with his family in Crikey! It’s the Irwins, began the segment with a 2-month-old ostrich named Giselle. “I’m starting off with something very cute and cuddly,” he enthused. Hart, 39, did not agree. Jumping up, he exclaimed, “You can kiss my ass.” As Robert gushed about Giselle’s chirping, Hart replied, “You know what she’s saying? ‘I want some little black man.’ That’s what she’s saying.” Robert explained that ostriches like Giselle can grow up to run 40 miles per hour. “At this time, I want to say, I will not be the fastest thing running,” Hart joked. Robert’s fun fact that ostrich legs can “easily kill a lion” did not amuse Hart either — he stared at the camera with a petrified look as the audience roared. “You can put that one back,” he said. Next up were snakes named LeBron and Elvis. “No, stay Kevin, no. We’re in this together man,” Fallon, who was celebrating his birthday, said as Hart tried to run. “Kevin, you have to just get over your fears, and you have to hold the snake.” “It ain’t gonna happen,” Hart answered. Even the audience chanting his name could not persuade him. “Let me tell you what I’ve gotten really good at in my life,” Hart said. “Saying no.” He started to reconsider. “Do they bite?” he asked. “Well, they can bite, but they won’t,” Robert said. Hart quipped, “You lost me at ‘well. '” It was a lot for Hart to handle. “My ass is sweating, Jimmy,” he said. “I’m being 100 percent honest. I got so much sweat dripping down my ass right now.” Fallon urged him to close his eyes and put his hands out. “This is how black people die in a horror movie,” Hart said. Robert’s third visitor was a red knee tarantula. Though Fallon initially tried to climb up the wall of the studio, he held the tarantula in the end. Hart screamed, “I’m nervous for you.” RELATED VIDEO: Crikey! Inside The Irwin Family’s New Reality Series at the Australia Zoo “As long as you don’t breathe on it, you’ll be fine,” Robert said as Hart yelled to unsettle it. The last animal was a falcon named Squire, who landed on Fallon’s, Robert’s and Hart’s arms. “Jimmy, get it!” Hart ordered.