Jimmy Fallon just signed on to host the 'Tonight Show' for 6 more years

Jimmy Fallon isn't going anywhere.

The "Saturday Night Live" alum has renewed his contract with NBC to host the "Tonight Show" for six more years.

In the year-and-a-half since Fallon took over the show from Jay Leno, the show has kept itself in the No. 1 spot for late-night with an average 3.8 million viewers and a 1.1 rating among the advertiser-coveted 18 to 49-year-old demographic.

"Jimmy Fallon is simply the best that there is, the most versatile star of a show anywhere in television in my opinion," said NBC Entertainment Chairman, Robert Greenblatt, in a statement.

He continued to gush, "'The Tonight Show' has always been an institution, but he's remade it into a destination for the largest audience anywhere in late night. He's the face of NBC in a lot of ways and we're thrilled he's going to be hosting 'The Tonight Show' for many years to come."

Fallon has ushered in a new style for late-night. He has been able to dial in on viral videos with sketches and games with his celebrity guests. Overall, he helped bring a more variety show feel to the genre. It's something ABC's Jimmy Kimmel is also doing and part of the reason David Letterman decided it was time to retire.