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coke. wait, hold on. >> thirsty? >> just save me a little bit. >> guillermo: i will. >> just a tetch. >> guillermo: hold on, man. ah. >> ah. >> i'm thirsty, come on, man. >> guillermo: all right, here. >> there's none left. >> guillermo: but i love your blazer, man. >> there's nothing left. >> guillermo: what it taste like? >> the last drop was very good. thank you, guillermo, i appreciate that. >> guillermo: we did it. i'm not sure what we did, but we did it. >> coke zero sugar. great coke taste. zero sugar. try it for yourself. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with january jones. coke zero is now coke zero sugar, with great coke taste. some people were excited to hear the news, some were skeptical. so we're not going to have the star of the show you're watching come out and say "you'll love it!" no special jingle written by this week's hottest pop star

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♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. our next guest is an emmy and golden globe nominated actress whom you know as betty from "mad men."

now she's on "the last man on earth" sunday nights on fox. please welcome january jones. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> awesome. >> jimmy: are you shooting "last man on earth" right now? >> yeah, we are season four. we're on like episode seven. >> jimmy: i love that show. i have to tell you, i loved it from the very beginning. and i think it's still really, really, really funny. >> it's really fun. >> jimmy: it is fun to shoot the show? >> very fun. >> jimmy: it seems like a great group of people. >> it's just forte walking around and farting around. will farte. he's like, jan, jan, then he'll just come and fart next to you. that's my boss. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i've heard a couple of different people not on the show talk about -- they talk about will, they always talk about him farting on them. >> like a weinstein joke could

be in there somewhere. >> jimmy: you don't get anything from it, yeah. well, that's something else. well, he's appropriately named then, i guess. will will be embarrassed? >> no he'll be so pleased. >> jimmy: he'll be pleased by it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: somebody told me a long story about staying over his house as a guest, a guy. and he make a production of coming down to his room and bringing down his breakfast and opened it up and farted in it. >> i've heard worse. >> jimmy: worse than farting on cheerio's, huh? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: where are you from, originally? >> i'm from south dakota. >> jimmy: what part of south dakota are you from? >> for real? you're just being nice? >> jimmy: i'm just being nice, yeah. >> i grew up in a little town called heckler, until i was 8 or 9, then i moved to sioux falls.

>> reporter: heckla, how is that spelled? >> >> jimmy: that's right. >> 400 people. >> jimmy: so there must have been like one school in the town? >> one school, k through 12, and my dad was a teacher and a coach there. that's why we moved there. >> jimmy: what did he coach? >> basketball, tennis and cross country. >> jimmy: pretty much everything? >> those are the three sports. then he was the gym teacher and i think he taught health and maybe history. >> jimmy: health, history. >> a little place. he was like 26 when -- yeah, when i went into kindergarten. >> jimmy: was it weird having your dad at the school being your pe teacher? you can't get out of pe that

way. >> i thought it would be more fun than it was. he din want to give me undue attention. he didn't want to play favorites. so i never was called as team captain. i got in trouble for calling him dad. >> jimmy: oh, you did? at what age? >> i was 5. like 5, 6, 7. kindergarten through second grade. >> jimmy: what does that entail getting in trouble? >> ten push-ups. if i was being rowdy and i was kind of the class clown sometimes and there's these bleachers and there's little holes in the metal things. we -- i would have to go put my nose in the hole. >> jimmy: what? hold on a second. you'd have to -- he'd say go put your nose in a hole? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what? a good thing will forte wasn't there. [ laughter ] that could have been disastrous.

>> he thought it was going to humiliate me, and it didn't. >> jimmy: how long would you have to have your nose in the hole? >> well, the time where it would start was probably when i stopped laughing. i don't know. not very long. i was little. i love my dad so much. sorry, dad. >> jimmy: is your dad, when you tell these stories, does he get embarrassed? >> no. i think he'd be pleased. >> jimmy: when he taught health was he like the sex ed teacher? >> yeah, so that's another reason that i'm happy that he wasn't my teacher for that. >> jimmy: that would have been crazy. >> that didn't prevent him from teaching me all about sex education just at home. >> jimmy: oh, he did. he was very open. >> yeah, he was the one that brought me in the grocery store when i had my first period. >> jimmy: oh, he did. >> he was telling me the difference between all the stuff. it was horrible. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> he called it the periodic. [ laughter ] still does. still does. you got your periodic.

i knew it was going to happen this summer. these are your options. he was like happy. >> jimmy: what? i will tell you, my sister is 47 years old. there's no way he's ever said the word her. she would probably burst right into tears. >> we're a really open family. >> jimmy: i guess so. well, that's something else. so your dad taught all your friends about sex, although maybe you'd moved by that time. >> no, not second graders. they were like my baby-sitters maybe he was teaching sex ed. >> jimmy: that seems unsavory as well. what kind of kid were you when you were in high school? were you a member of like a clique? >> no. no. i was very outgoing right up until high school. i feel like the politics of high school wasn't my jam. i'm sort of a -- i was a lifeguard and i was in the more

artistic crowd. >> jimmy: i see. artistic lifeguards. [ laughter ] >> i liked a lot of '70s music. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> some people called us stoners or deadheads, but i'm not admitting to anything. >> jimmy: did you listen to the grateful dead? >> i loved led zeppelin and the grateful dead. >> jimmy: you will admit to that? >> oh, yeah. that summer jerry garcia died and i took my break to go out in the parking lot to be emotional about it. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> then went back in and lifeguarded. >> jimmy: he didn't die in your pool, just to establish -- >> it was a water park. >> jimmy: what was the name of the water park you worked at? >> wild water west. >> jimmy: why was it west when you guys were in south dakota. >> it was on the west side of town. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was there a wild water east? there was no wild water east. so did you climb up to the top

of the ladder and sit there? >> the body slide, the tube slide and the drop slide and then there was like the lily pads in the kiddie pool. they'd switch us around every 40 minutes probably because they knew everyone was going to the parking lot to be emotional. >> jimmy: i just figured out what going to the parking lot to be emotional means. and a good lesson for parents to make sure your children are wearing floaties at the water park in case the teenagers who are supposed to be watching them get emotional from time to time. >> 40 minutes. >> jimmy: is your dad still teaching or is he done with that now? >> he's retired now. but after we left there he got a masters. and he's like a trainer, always healthy, fit. still worked out every day. >> jimmy: did he drive that into you in your family? >> yeah, i never work out. i hate it. >> jimmy: you never do? that was the way you rebelled against your father? >> yeah, because in high

school -- my dad is going to be -- i love you, dad. but if punishment i was caught drinking or having a cigarette, it was 20 minutes on the treadmill or i'm going to devise this circuit class for you then i'd throw out. one time i had to blow in a bag because i lost my breath. >> jimmy: he treated exercise as punishment. >> yeah, or he was just going to like burn it out of me or whatever. >> jimmy: and did that work on any level? >> well, my other sisters, they run marathons and stuff. it was just me. >> jimmy: because jerry garcia was dead. they had nobody to -- it was too early for phish, right? you went right into phish. sure sure. with the lifeguarding that makes sense. good to see you. it's called "the last man on earth" sunday nights on fox. january jones, everybody. we're right back with dhani harrison.

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good evening. thanks for joining us. one of the most powerful men in hollywood now ousted from his own company. harvey weinstein stands accused of decades of sexual harassment. tonight you'll hear from insiders who say hushed rumors of the movie mogul's behavior have been circulating for year. but as more women come forward, those whispers are becoming a roar. some say it was an open secret. hidden just behind the glittering red carpets and all the praise. >> i would like to thank harvey weinstein. >> thank you to harvey. >> harvey, thank you for killing whoever you had to kill to get me up here today. >> it's an old hollywood joke that movie mogul harvey weinstein gets more thank yous at awards shows than god. >> my agent, and god, harvey weinstein.

>> now turning to condemnation after a stunning fall from grace. bombshell allegations of sexual harassment throughout the past 30 years. >> there were rumors. >> we are not surprised at all. i've been hearing about this for more than 20 years. >> it began thursday with a scathing "new york times" report, stories of women being paid off to keep silent about weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct. the media powerhouse targeted young assistants and famous actresses alike. stars like ashley judd, who finally put weinstein's face to a story she's been telling for years. >> the way she tells us, harvey weinstein was in his bathroom and he starts making her a kind of series of offers starting with, you look so tired. you've been shooting all night. can i please giveou y a massage? and she said that she said no. according to ashley, he said, will you at least watch me take a shower.

>> her voice carries a lot, a lot of weight. and people look at her as courageous, as they should. >> judd now being praised for her bravery, opening up about alleged harassment, the kind women often stay silent about, especially when it involves powerful men. >> he had a tremendous advantage. he had power. he had money. you know, he could dangle in front of people the possibility of awards, the possibility of becoming movie stars. and on the other side of that was the opportunity to get smeared by his lawyers, be blacklisted in the industry and wreck your life. >> according to "the new york times," weinstein reached private settlements with at least eight women, with an agreement to stay silent. one of those women is reportedly actress rose mcgowan. >> rose mcgowan has gone around for many years kind of just dancing around the implication that she's had some horrible experience with harvey weinstein. >> taking to twitter after the