New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo appeared as a guest via Zoom and welcomed Fallon back, saying: “New York is really open now that you’re doing your show again.”

Fallon is the first of the late-night hosts to return to the studio. He, Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, Samantha Bee and Stephen Colbert all turned to YouTube to entertain from home in mid-March.

After months of “At Home” editions of his show, Fallon interviewed Cuomo from a modified Studio 6A, where he and house band The Roots will continue to film with a limited crew, according to Deadline.

In their interview, Cuomo touted New Yorkers sticking to stay-at-home orders for “taming the beast” and bringing the COVID-19 infection rate down — as other states see surges in cases.

“We’re just worried the infections are going to come from the other states now, back to New York, and that would be a tragedy,” Cuomo said.

Fallon also quizzed the governor on his love life, asking him: “What phase of dating are you currently in?”

“Zero. I’m at phase zero on dating,” Cuomo replied, as Fallon laughed.

“There is no duration on phase zero … you could stay at phase zero for months,” Cuomo continued.

“I think New York will be fully reopened before I get out of phase zero on dating.”

The 62-year-old dad-of-three’s love life has garnered a lot of attention amid the pandemic — and he’s been forced to confirm that he’s single in several interviews.