The first and perhaps funniest of three bits featured a suggestive-sounding Mike fixing a friend’s bike tire by “pumping it” - a lot - while melodramatic music played. He then assumed the role of Magic Mike, who is “like regular Mike, except magic.” Tatum, on whose life the original 2012 film was loosely based, read the kids’ scenes with host Jimmy Fallon and started cracking up before any actual reading commenced. Not-so-surprising alert: That notion did not occur to the young writers. Not-so-spoiler alert: The flick is about exotic dancers who head off to a strippers convention. That according to 8-year-old Steven from Dallas, who was among the kids who were asked to write scenes for the movie based on its title alone. Meanwhile, thanks to a tired-looking Tatum’s continuing effort in the nonstop promotional blitz for “XXL,” viewers of “The Tonight Show” learned that Magic Mike is simply “like regular Mike, except magic.”
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