news thank you for joining us. >> have a good night. we'll see you >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, ewan mcgregor, from "terminator: dark fate", linda hamilton, and music from caamp. and now for the most part jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: that's very fine. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching it. thanks for coming to see it. you know, thank you very much. i'm, i don't know if you're aware of this, but today is a notable date in history. 50 years ago today, about seven miles west of us, which way is west? that way. the very first internet message was sent on october 29th, 1969.

leonard klinerock at ucla and his graduate student wanted to send a transmission from a computer at ucla to a computer at stanford to something called arpa net. it took a computer the size of a room to tell you which golden girl you are. so the actual message they sent was interesting. they wrote, lo. and then the system crashed. the full message he was trying to send was supposed to be look at this picture of my penis. we made that up? they actually were trying to send the word "log-in." but now our president is using that very technology on a daily basis, with -- [cheers and applause] -- to tweet gems like this. today he tweeted nervous nancy pelosi is doing everything possible to destroy the republican party. our polls show that it's going

to be just the oppodite. is that the new eddie murphy movie "oppodite"? even with all the madness, the president and first lady were handing out candy. what kind of music do you play when you have a bunch of little kids coming over? ♪ >> jimmy: that's right, michael jackson. maybe they don't get hbo at the white house. i don't know. but the kids got candy, songs. the rare opportunity to see rudy giuliani bite the head off a pigeon. it really was a wonderful day. trump and melania hung in for about an hour. and some of the kids skipped right by the president. they were handing out bars of

commemorative white house chocolate. he's like, hey, how about me over here? really kind of sad. now this is, what you're about to see here, this is, people just walkin' by. that's one of the minions who doesn't work for him. watch, trump just puts the, yeah, stick the candy on his head. that was the treat part. and then the tricks kicked in. and to his credit, the president took it all pretty well. ah, the old, some of these kids, i don't know, maybe their parents are journalists? let ate just say the respect for the office of the presidency is not what it used to be, okay? this is shaping up to be [cheers and applause] another tough week for president quid pro combover. on thursday the house will vote to formalize the impeachment process. for the last two weeks,

democrats have been meticulously gathering evidence to show us what everybody knows he already did. today they heard from trump's top ukraine expert, a guy from the national security council, and he's an especially pertinent witness because he was listening in on that call. he did not like what he heard and relayed those concerns to his superiors. and so of course trump lashed out at the lieutenant kcolonel. just read the call transcript, and the impeachment hoax is over. ukraine -- spelled wrong -- says it's all over. this morning alone i tweeted four times that people should raid t raid t read the transcript.

that's why you're getting impeached right now. that's like bill chilinton sayi look at the spot on this dress. it's ridiculous. it makes me wonder if he has read the transcript. telling people to read it would not be my approach. i'd be like, don't read the transcript. go outside and play, it's a beautiful day. go throw a ball around with your kids. and maybe the most disgusting thing going on today, the president and his sycophants are questioning the loyalty of a combat veteran. alexander vinman served multiple tours of duty and was awarded the purple heart. of course the first question for these republicans is how do we destroy this man. the patriots over at fox news found it very suspicious that our top ukraine expert is from ukraine. and it is suspicious when you find someone in the trump

administration has actual expertise in his field. they keep saying he's from ukraine. his family emigrated here when he was 3 years old. this is him with his twin brother just after they left. somehow the ukrainians managed to indoctrinate a toddler to use our potties and bring down the president of the united states. it's really ridiculous. [ applause ] and i guess, i don't know. it comes down to who do you believe? the guy with the purple heart or the guy with the orange face? more government officials are scheduled to testify tomorrow. meanwhile, the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, is complaining that trump isn't getting enough credit for killing the leader of isis. he wrote, contrast the reaction to the killing of bin laden. wait a minute. did we get the wrong guy? i mean, if this is, this is how did rudy giuliani, i man who

based his entire career on the events of 9/11 not know how to spell bin laden. he's the one who said never forget. i guess he forgot. i don't know. speaking of goblins. halloween's only two days away. a lot of people are asking me, are you going to do the thing where the painrents pretend to t their halloween countandy. of course we're going to do it. it's our most cherished tradition. some kids get mad. >> i ate all your candy. >> why? >> because it was good. >> you ruined my life! >> jimmy: some kids get madder. >> i ate it all. [ screaming ] >> here, there's a couple pieces left in there. >> jimmy: and some hit back in

an emotional way. >> i'm so sorry,dasher but i ate your candy, all gone. >> i don't love you anymore. >> jimmy: so here we go again. this is your official invitation to take part in our ninth annual halloween candy youtube challenge. tell your kids you ate their halloween candy, not some of it, all of it. post it to youtube with #hey, jimmy kimmel, i told my kids i ate all their halloween candy. you get messages on your youtube account, check those and we'll put our favorites on the show next week. it will be fun for everyone other than the kids. tonight was game six of the world series, and major league baseball handed down a major league punishment to a couple fans. two women, i don't know if you saw this. they flashed their naked breasts during game five. in the seventh inning, they

crackerjacks to the television cameras and have now been banned indefinitely from stadiums. great, the two people who finally figured out how to make baseball exciting again are banned. they're not allowed to come to the game. so these flashers now are part of an elite group of people banned from facebook. the list goes like this. lefty williams, jackson, lauren summer, julia rose and pete rose, her father. but just a recap, women are not allowed to expose their breasts at a ball game, this is still perfectly fine. [ laughter ] someone take his halloween candy away. apple yesterday, the company, not the fruit. apple released a new crop of emojis yesterday that are meant to be more inclusive and diverse. for instance, the popular couple holding hands emoji can now be customized with any combination of genders and skin tones, but they will continue to look

surprise t surprised for no reason. this is a man secretly watching porn at starbucks. and this is the most important. there are eight new food emojis, including garlic and onions. now our phones need breath mints. once again, they didn't include an emoji that i'm very passionate about. for a year now, i've been lobbying for the creation of a meatball emoji. last year i even met with an official from the uni code emoji sub code committee to try to explain why a meatball emoji is so long overdue. >> recently, we passed the fill all of falaufl emoji. >> jimmy: how did they make it? >> some areas are underrepresented. >> jimmy: they all have meatballs. in china, the meatball is called

wonzi. in greece, in mexico, people of the world love both emojis and meatballs. >> i mean, including the vegetarians? >> jimmy: yeah. so that was in december of last year. and you know what's happened since december of last year? nothing, a giant doughnut emoji of nothing. they claim one of the reasons why there's no meatball is because they just came out with this falaufl. they're worried the meatball might look too similar to the falaufl emoji. that, to me, is very offensive. this is one of the falaufl emojis. it looks nothing like a meatball. it doesn't even look like a falaufl. i don't know what that looks like. i have a hard time believing anyone would think this is a

falaufl. we did an experiment. we sent guillermo to a restaurant, called joe's falaufl, to see if people at the falaufl place would recognize this little brown blob as a falaufl. >> hi, it's me, guillermo, the meatball. i'm here at joe's falaufl and ask people what the hell is this. follow me. oh, [ bleep ]. i'm going to show you a picture of emojis, okay. you got to tell me what they are, okay? what is this? >> a dumpling. >> an onion. >> that's bacon. >> kiwi. >> like the actual thing? or the dirty thing? >> no, the actual thing. >> oh, cherries. >> okay. what is this? >> a mango. >> you work here, right? >> yes. >> keep guessing.? >> rotten eggs? >> that a croquette?

>> concentrate, you've got this. >> i don't know. >> what is this? >> you? >> uh, coconut? pineapple? coconut. >> meat loaf. >> it's not an avocado? >> i don't know. you tell me. >> bread? >> eggs? >> pop rocks. >> i don't know. potato? baked potato? >> you got it, almost. >> empanadas? >> no, not empanadas. well, as you can see, no one at joe's falaufl was able to identify the emoji falaufl. and yet we still don't have emoji meatball, [ bleep ] damn in this reporter's opinion, something must be done, something must be changed. we will never stop fighting until we get the meatball emoji we deserve.

jimmy, back to you. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo, for that brave and thorough report. and i, on behalf of the world, we demand a meatball emoji. if i have to get arrested like jane fonda to get it, i will. we're going to prison, guillermo, so go get your things. damn it, you better give us a meatball emoji or -- well, nothing's going to happen, but we want one. i can see everyone's pretty fired up about this. let's continue on. tonight, we have music from camp. from the new terminator, linda hamilton is here and we'll be right back with ewan mcgregor. so stick around. ♪ abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by jeep.

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>> jimmy: hi there. welcome back to the show. tonight, from "terminator: dark fate," sarahhconnor herself, linda hamilton is here. then, their album is called "by & by" caamp from the mercedes-benz stage. tomorrow night, rob lowe and mackenzie davis will join us, with comedian chris porter. and on thursday, antonio banderas and natalia reyes. with music from big boi, sleepy brown and ceelo green. so please join us for that. our first guest's on-screen adventures have taken him everywhere from a galaxy far, far away to fargo. next, he checks into the overlook hotel for the much-anticipated sequel to "the shining," "doctor sleep" opens in theatres november 8th. please say hello to ewan mcgregor. [cheers and

♪ >> jimmy: hey, thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me again. great to be here, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well, thank you. is this an obi-wan beard? >> sort of a practice obi-wan. not the real deal yet because i have something to shoot before i shoot that, but it's a little practice, a little lazy beard. >> jimmy: i see, just testing it out to see how it's going. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and do people like it? do you find people are reacting positively to it? >> to the period? >> jimmy: yes. >> people don't say much about it. >> jimmy: i think it's good, i think it's a good-looking beard. >> thanks, man. i put a lot of work into it. >> jimmy: could you use it for halloween? do you dress up for halloween? or as an actor, is that nothing something that you -- >> no, we really dress up. that's what we do. i've done it over the years, many very successful costumes. >> jimmy: are you going to have one this year? >> this year i'm not going to be here, i have to go away, but i

do enjoy it. in scotland, we used to do it. and when we were kids, it was so different there, there wasn't trick or treating. we called it guising. you'd have to i suppose like trick or treating. you had to do a little song or a dance -- not a dance, but a song or poem or tell a limerick and the person would give you a sweetie, a candy. you had to earn it. >> jimmy: what would you do, like a sheena "morning train"? maybe a little jethro tull? what's the best candy you would get in scotland? do you remember? like the thing that you prized more than anything. >> there was a little bar, i don't know if it still exists, but there was a little

chocolate, toffee chocolate bar called a texan. it was really difficult toffee to eat with chocolate around it and you would -- like that. it made you look like a texan. >> jimmy: like a piece of jerky or something. >> it would take you 20 minutes to eat because it was so hard to get through this toffee. that was my favorite. >> jimmy: how about that? that's so interesting to me when you have these perceptions of regions of the united states. texan is a thing over there. >> i guess otherwise a cowboy, but no, we had the texan bar which was really hard to eat. >> jimmy: maybe you'll get a texan. maybe santa will bring you some texans down the halloween chimney. now i want to talk about this. i know you've been hiding this obi-wan kenobi stuff. you haven't been able to talk about it for a long time, right?

>> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i imagine it became annoying. >> it's got difficult. i was brought up to tell the truth. and i was in a situation where i wasn't allowed to. the studios, the big franchises, and rightly so, they want to keep everything secret and as closed as it can be. and, but at the same time, there's this overwhelming amount of speculation on social media and what have you, and wherever i went for the last years, people would ask me, would you do it again? once they started doing spin-offs, everyone was like, are you going to do an obi-wan kenobi spinoff, and i was talking to lucasfilm and disney about that, but i couldn't say that i was, so i'd have to go, well, you know, i'd be, if they wanted to do one i'd be quite interested in doing it, and it started to look as if i was just trying to get the part. so for a man of my standing was

kind of humiliating. >> jimmy: we could go back to those tapes and see what it looks like when you lie. >> i'm quite good at it. >> jimmy: it's what you do for a living. >> i'm starting to hurt my pride. people actually think they're considering someone else. >> jimmy: it's sad. >> they're looking for someone else to play the part. >> jimmy: so they had this big event at disneyland. >> yes, which was nuts. >> which was crazy. >>ly a william shatner moment on there. >> jimmy: what do you mean by that? >> it sounds a bit like something else, doesn't it? >> jimmy: did you change your pants after your william shatner moment? >> hello, rrrrr. >> jimmy: you know, i never thought about that, but yeah, it's a weird last name. >> no, william shatner wrote a book. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> shatner. oh, dear. >> jimmy: the shatners are coming over tonight,ow the

windows! >> he had a real william. no, william shatner wrote a book called "get a life", where he describes going to i think his life was in a difficult place. and he went to his first, what are they called? convention. >> jimmy: "star wars"? >> star trek convention. and he was overwhelmed by this sense of love from the people. and it changed his life. i mean, he wrote this book about it. >> jimmy: wait a minute, you ra read william shatner's sfwhoboo? where were you, at the airport? there's shatner looking back at you? how did this happen? what kind of what -- no >> it's worse. it's worse than that. i'm i'm, we ordered it and had it

delivered on set of "star wars," and we would read it. >> jimmy: you would? wow. >> just because we heard, i love the idea of a book by william shatner called "get a life." i think we thought at that point, it would be funny to read because of the "star wars." but it turned out about him getting a life. >> jimmy: you know what the message was to his fans, get a life! stop talking about star trek all the time! i was tj hooker for god's sake. >> let's talk about that, a convention for that stuff. >> jimmy: wow. >> so anyway, back to me and disneyland we announced that we were doing this obi-wan thing. i walked on stage and was greeted with that sort of life-changing noise of excitement. and it was just, it just was a big moment for me. like a real shatner moment. >> jimmy: this would be a great book. shatnered! we'll come up with a title.

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same reason for a long time. >> jimmy: how old were you when you watched it. >> i was in drama school, and i'd avoided it, because i was scared of it. it has the reputation of the most terrifying film ever made. and when i was 12 or 13 or something 13 i played in the school pipe band. and we toured to holland. there was a place in holland and we were there for a week playing in different squares, and i don't know what the hell we were doing there, but we were playing our pipes and our drums. and the guy who set it up owned this cinema complex, and one night he thought, just to give the teachers a break to have a few pints. they screened the movie for us all, kids, children. so they put us in this little screening room in the cinema complex and switched the lights off, and it was "halloween." right?

and i shatnered myself. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it. [ laughter ] >> but you're amongst other kids, your peers, and there was also kids who were a bit older than us, and you didn't want to look like an idiot. so yeah, it was great. and i was just, inside, something bad's happened to me. >> jimmy: how old were you? >> i think i was 12 years old. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> when we walked out, the corridor light was broken. the switch wouldn't go on. and they had hung up a wet blanket in the corridor and when we came out it hit us in the face. and i thought, i'm never watching a horror movie in my life. >> jimmy: what kind of sicko projectionist was this? >> a sado-dutch the "shining"'s reputation is there is no scarier film.

>> jimmy: i'm going to watch it when i turn 75, at noon on a saturday in my back yard. >> out of sight. >> jimmy: with the kids running around, and a wet blanket over my head. >> it's quite an extraordinary movie for many reasons, and it's not, it's not a horror film like "halloween." it's something much scarier than that, because kubrick was doing something with your head. i don't quite, anyway, the most extraordinary thing about it is that stephen king, then, however many years later, 40-something years later decided to write a follow-on novel and wanted to take the character of danny and some of the themes from the original novel and wrote this other novel called "dr. sleep", which is a brilliant book. and we made the adaptation of that. and mike flanigan, the very brilliant, talented director had a very tricky job of pleasing these two camps. because there are, and there will always be the fans of kubrick's movie.

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♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi, still to come, music from camp. after 28 years, our next guest returns to the role that saved humanity. in the much-anticipated "terminator: dark fate." "terminator: dark fate" opens in

theaters friday. please welcome linda hamilton. [cheers and bas goodbaodbaodba sue basao ca work. >> jimmy: i heard this story about you and this movie, that you really like, you weren't sure you wanted to do it. >> at all. >> jimmy: and, but why, how did you come around? what was that process like? who asked you to do it? >> jim cameron called. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and then he called a second time. and then he called a third time and said it's about work. and i said oh, what's up? >> jimmy: so the first two times

you didn't answer the call? >> no, i don't answer a call back. just my very nature. but when he said it was about work i called him back and presented the idea, and i was like, ooh, i don't know, am i in a wheelchair? that's the only way i could imagine playing sarah conner again, the geriatric version. >> jimmy: that's the way you wanted? >> it would be easier than the way i did it. >> jimmy: hundred to you had to a lot, the training. >> it was rigorous, very rigorous. >> jimmy: do you enjoy that at all? >> i do. my body will never be the same. i got all the you know. >> jimmy:ly will you b b b b jim camera? >> that would be a good idea.

>> jimmy: you were married to jim cameron at one time. is that why you didn't call him back? >>. [ applause ] >> my friends call it hamil-time. i'll get back to them in hamel-time. >> jimmy: you don't text or do any of that stuff. >> no. >> jimmy: i admire that. you have that anxiety of did i return this person's text. you don't have any of that. >> don't have any of it. >> jimmy: arnold schwarzenegger was here last night. >> so i heard. >> jimmy: we really had a lot of fun. he really is something else. what did you make of him the first time you met him? >> first time was 35 years ago. he knows so i can say it publicly now. i was really kind of worried about the film because arnold was in it. my people were very excited about it, but i was the snotty

new york actress, and i was like, i don't know. but i went to see him at work and watched him perform as that robot, and i thought, all right, this might be all right. >> jimmy: here you guys are together. is this, when you met, i guess, huh? >> no, that's the second one. the first one i had really bad hair. >> jimmy: did you guys work out together? is that what's going on here? >> we didn't. we were just showing off. >> jimmy: when was the last time you saw him before shooting this movie? >> inauguration. his, not mine. >> jimmy: were you surprised when he was elected governor? >> sure was. sure was. >> jimmy: we all were, really, at the time. it seemed outland iish at the time. >> it did. >> jimmy: not at all now. >> he just became the greatest elder statesman. he's an amazing mind and agenda, and, you know, i have just developed so much respect for him. >> jimmy: and a lot of fun also.

you know, he was evacuated from his home. >> i know. >> jimmy: because of the fires. your premiere last night was canceled because of the fires. >> yes. >> jimmy: so have you seen the movie yet? >> well, last night was supposed to be the first time that i saw it, because i really hold off until it's all done and, i don't want to see anything in process. so there was some disappointment that the premiere was canceled. but they did a very small screening for family and friends. >> jimmy: so you did get to see it. >> i did. >> jimmy: what do you think? was it worth all of it? >> it's okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that'd be great for the poster. it's okay. >> jimmy: linda hamilton says "it's okay". >> it's great. >> jimmy: if you get another call from jim cameron. >> he probably won't be calling me after this. >> jimmy: asking you to do another one, is that something you would consider? >> i think so. if the, if there's a demand.

you know, if really, if the character, if there's something new to play. some sort of evolution or something new. >> jimmy: i got you. >> you know, i don't want to just do the same thing. diminished return. >> jimmy: you seem to be enjoying yourself. >> i do, in my world. hamilton world. >> jimmy: in hamilton world. >> hamilton world. >> jimmy: it's great to see you, congratulations on the movie. "terminator: dark fate" opens in theaters friday and we'll return with music from caamp. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the 2020 g-class. mercedes benz, the best or nothing.

>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to ewan mcgregor, and linda hamilton. apologies to matt damon, "nightline" is next, but first, this is their album called "by and by." here with the title track, caamp! ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ driving through

west virginia and i've seldom been thinner ♪ ♪ with that chip on my shoulder and this past year ♪ ♪ i got so much older lookin' back over my life ♪ ♪ spent the most of it tongue tied i wish i'd had more time ♪ ♪ listenin' to you speak your mind now i'm thinkin' about her everyday ♪ ♪ on my mind atypical way are you a life force thinkin' about ♪ ♪ her everyday on my mind atypical way ♪

♪ are you a life force black as iron and i couldn't ♪ ♪ be much higher without fallin' out of my chair been so numb for ♪ ♪ so many years now i'm thinkin' about her everyday ♪ ♪ on my mind atypical way are you a life force thinking about ♪ ♪ her everyday on my mind atypical way ♪

♪ are you a life force and it's so easy to be blinded by the light ♪ ♪ to feel lonely in the night ahh ♪ ♪ this blowing in the breeze babe i got dust in my eyes and rust in my mind ♪ ♪ i'll be home come next spring won't you say you love me later ♪ ♪ by and by looking back over life spent the most of it tongue tied ♪and e stars tonight two fingers and ♪ ♪ a tight line keep my head above the alpine just wish i'd ♪ ♪ spent more time

listenin' to her speak her mind thinking about ♪ ♪ her everyday on my mind atypical way ♪ ♪ are you a life force thinking about her everyday on my mind ♪ ♪ atypical way are you a life force thinking about her everyday ♪ ♪ on my mind atypical way are you a life force inut ♪ ♪ her everyday on my mind atypical way ♪ ♪ are you a life force for me

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