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a bigly night. there was a lot happening today, starting with the news out of new york where the state attorney general, letitia james, held a live press conference to bring the hammer down on america's favorite crime family. the state of new york has filed a lawsuit against donald trump, ivanka trump, don jr., and eric, for knowingly participating in what she described as a "staggering" amount of fraud. >> the complaint demonstrates that donald trump falsel inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself and to cheat the system, thereby cheating all of us. >> jimmy: i don't know, that doesn't sound like the donald trump i know. [ laughter ] one of the crazier allegations is that trump, when dealing with his banks, valued mar-a-lago, his bordello/mausoleum in florida -- [ laughter ]

at $739 million, when the actual value is around $75 million. and that his apartment is 30,000 square feet where it's 11,000 square feet. which is the same strategy he's used for years with his penis. [ laughter ] this lawsuit outlines 200 false and misleading valuations of trump's assets. which of course. fraud is who he is. charging donald trump with fraud is like charging lizzo with juice! [ laughter ] it's his essence. if the suit is successful, trump, eric, ivanka, and don jr. could be banned from operating a business in the state of new york ever again. which means tiffany is laughing her ass off right now. [ laughter ] the state is seeking at least $250 million from trump. and that's not even the worst of it. the real trouble is they say they have evidence that trump broke federal criminal laws and they have referred those cases to the southern district of new york and the irs. surprisingly, trump was very thoughtful in his response. he posted on his discount twitter. "attorney general letitia 'peekaboo' james." no idea. i looked all over the internet,

why he's calling herion for - "peekaboo." maybe he meant "pikachu?" i don't know. [ laughter ] "peekaboo james is a total crime fighting disaster in new york, is spending all of her time fighting for very powerful and well-represented banks and insurance companies who were fully paid, made a lot of money, and never had a complaint about me, instead of fighting murder and violent crime, which is killing new york state. she is a failed a.g. whose lack of talent in the fight against crime is causing record numbers of people and companies to flee new york. bye, bye!" [ laughter ] peekaboo and "bye bye." oh, you know what, he must be spending time with his granddaughter before he goes to jail. [ laughter ] how sweet. [ cheers and applause ] i mentioned last night trump is also upset with governor ron desantis of florida, that's the rumor anyway, because he thinks ronny stole his idea when he shanghaied those venezuelan families to martha's vineyard. turns out trump did have a similar idea. his chief of staff at the department of homeland security says trump ordered them to round

up immigrants, weed out the "murderers and rapists" as he called them, and thend them to democrat-run cities. that was his plan. he wanted to send rapists to detroit and seattle and chicago and boston and of course, san francisco and l.a. this is what our president wanted to do. and they complain that joe biden is divisive. there seems to be no bottom to this barrel. every time you think you've heard the craziest, angriest, most horrible thing possible, something worse comes out. and by the way, if trump wants to send a rapist somewhere, he could just jump on a bus himself. [ cheers and applause ] speaking of rodents, this is a video i watched about 14 times today, i wanted to share. this is footage of a man, i don't know who the man is, he's from pittsburgh. the iron city. the home of the steel curtain. he's on a conference call in his office at home, and things got a little squirrelly. >> and i think for the purposes of, you know, town hall,

let's -- [ crash ] let's just get into -- let's -- let's just get -- [ screaming ] [ incoherent screaming ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: people were still on the -- imagine being on that zoom. my gosh. did squirrels kill his family? [ laughter ] why is there a bat next to the desk? can we please find that man? i have questions that need to be answered. [ laughter ] over the weekend, we are taking a cross country field trip. we will be doing a week of shows in brooklyn starting monday from b.a.m., the brooklyn academy of music. guillermo is already on his way zig-zagging aimlessly throughout

the country. [ laughter ] tonight he is -- where are you, guillermo? how are you? [ cheers and applause ] all right, i can see you're at federales bar in chicago. can you hear me? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. hey, what's going on there? how's it going? >> guillermo: it's going great, fantastic, jimmy. >> jimmy: everything's good? >> guillermo: we're having a lot of fun. >> jimmy: look at that, i know that guy. [ cheers and applause ] that guy has been here with us on our show. andre drummond. new chicago bills center, andre drummond. hi, andre, how are you doing? >> what's going on, how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. how are you liking chicago so far? >> beautiful here, very beautiful. >> jimmy: you're already representing the white sox. you're really taking to the area, aren't you? >> it's only right, it's only right. >> jimmy: this is an intoxicating tradition they have at federales. what they do is they make these glasses, these shot glasses, out of ice. >> guillermo: yeah, jimmy, look. this is a tequila shot made out

of ice. you drink the tequila, then you try to hit the bell, jimmy. >> jimmy: let's see the bell that you have to hit. okay. so now you have to throw it from the barrel to the bell? >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: this is why we have andre there also. andre, you're going to help guillermo. if you guys can ring the bell three times, i'll buy a round for everybody at the bar, all right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they call you the big penguin? >> they do. >> jimmy: this is perfect. penguins, ice, the whole deal. here we go. hit it, guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, nice. >> you might not need me. >> jimmy: let guillermo do the shot. here we go again. come on, you've got to do three in a row, what are you waiting for? >> guillermo: three in a row?

okay. >> jimmy: you're not driving the bus, ow? okay. two -- there's number two. and -- all right, come on, keep going. >> i'll throw one up. >> guillermo: all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you do the last one, you finish us out. here we go andre drummond. he takes the shot. [ applause ] you know what, guys, that seems close enough to me. a round of drinks for everybody. oh, well, he's not done. nicely done. guy llermo, ringing the bell, a round of drinks for everybody. you pay the bill, i'll send you a venmo or something. >> guillermo: whatever you say. >> jimmy: see you tomorrow night at the cask and flagon in

boston, massachusetts. thanks, andre. >> thank you. >> guillermo: thank you, andre! >> jimmy: fun is being had there. one more thing. we had some big news from the space force yesterday. you remember that imaginary branch of the u.s. military? for some reason, someone decided the space force needed an official song. all the other branches of the military have songs. now the space force has one too. ♪ we're the mighty watchful eye guardians beyond the blue ♪ ♪ the invisible front line warfighters brave and true ♪ >> jimmy: can you believe beyonce wrote that song? [ laughter ] i don't know. who decided the song should sound like it was recorded in 1942 by the mormon tabernacle choir? [ laughter ] also, why not let mike pence sing the song? was he not available? according to a member of the air

force band, the song reflects the values and traditions of the space force. i don't know what traditions they have. dua lipa has been around longer than the space force. [ laughter ] but i do have to say, i'm very impressed by how committed the u.s. government is to this joke. the space force has been taking a lot of heat about how lame their song is, so tonight, we are happy to present a very similar but slightly better version of the song. without further ado, please welcome the space force choir! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ we're the mighty watchful eye ♪ ♪ guardians beyond the blue the invisible front line can someone tell us what we do ♪ ♪ it's a bad time to admit that we're all

afraid to fly ♪ ♪ we thought space force was a bit we only joined because we were high ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. that's a song, right? thank you very much. and remind us once again, what is it? what is it that the space force does? ♪ nobody knows ♪ >> jimmy: nobody knows. thank you, space force choir. [ cheers and applause ] we have a very good show for you tonight. from "abbott elementary," ptyle. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from weezer. and we'll be right back with john boyega. so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. tonight, from the emmy-winning "abbott elementary," tyler james williams is with us. then later, with the third installment of their four ep collection called "seasons: autumn," weezer making their quarterly residency appearance here from the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we'll be joined by allison janney, chris estrada and frankie quinones, with music from yung gravy. so please join us for all of that. our first guest is best known for his adventures a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. but he has left the force for a more powerful ally, viola davis in the number one movie, "the woman king." please welcome john boyega.

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: let me tell you something, i was in charge of the space force, i'd come to you. i'd say, would you sing the song for us? but i guess maybe you can't because you're not an american. >> exactly. so leave me out of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, leave you out. >> leave me out of it. >> jimmy: being a foreigner to our country, a very welcome foreigner certainly, have you been around -- like have you been to chicago where guillermo is? >> yeah, yeah, i've been to chicago. i've tried out some good food. tried the pizza. >> jimmy: what did you think? >> the windy season, that was a bit uncomfortable. nipples were constantly hard. [ laughter ] but yes, great. great city. good architecture, good culture. >> jimmy: you had the deep dish pizza? >> yeah, that crust is a bit too filled for me as a brit boy. but it was a different experience. >> jimmy: when it's good, it's

really, really good. >> when it's good, it's good. apparently chicago is the place for the good pizza, apparently. >> jimmy: chicago is the place for the great deep dish pizza. that's a big battle that goes on here in the united states. which pizza's better? new york pizza -- >> yeah, new york, there was a bit of -- because i have a pizza tasting video on my social media. >> jimmy: oh. >> i went down to joe's pizza in new york. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's supposed to be a thing. >> jimmy: joe pizza's great. >> it was almost like the east coast/west coast beef. [ laughter ] people were getting incensed about it. >> jimmy: people get crazy about that stuff. >> that's the way it goes. >> jimmy: they get mad. you could say, this is great pizza, and they're like, you've got to go to wherever. all right, calm down. >> even breaking it into points. let's just enjoy this pizza. >> jimmy: you're from london? >> london, yeah. >> jimmy: where do you take people, like americans come to london, where's your spot? >> oh, my mom and dad's house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you take them to the house? >> yeah. i think it's important when you go to another country that's new to you, it's important to get

homegrown citizens that are there that can give you that feeling of home since you're from another -- >> that's really nice. >> my mom will do some good cooking, good miken food. and my dad will speak you into excruciating pain. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah, he's the one that handles the guests in the house, mom is the one that throws down the food. >> jimmy: will you bring your costars to your parents' house for dinner? >> oh, yeah, oscar's been over. >> jimmy: oscar isaac. >> yeah. a few people have been over. my parents are so involved in my life. you're going to see them around somewhere. >> jimmy: yeah. your parents, are they on the set when you're shooting? >> oh, yeah, sometimes they come on set. sometimes they stay out of it. my dad, hit or miss with him. it depends what i'm filming. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> my dad recently said, you know, johnny, all these artistic movies that you are doing, i'm not quite interested in them. my dad just wants me to jump off of buildings. and he actually asked me why my

career's not like bruce willis. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> connect with the audience, dad. he's like, no, no, jump off the building, then you're a star. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, only in show business does a parent encourage you to jump off a building. >> i know. once they see the action, you know, you watch -- the blocking was kind of like, first film, i see you doing a bit of action. he was like, yeah, oh yeah, he's going to be my action star, son. that's why i'm doing all these emotional, in-depth, character arc movies, and he's all, ugghh! character, artist! >> jimmy: your dad likes those kind of movies? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: what do you remember your dad watching and loving growing up? >> oh," die hard" is what he enjoys. >> bruce willis is his guy? >> that's his guy. so bruce willis is who my dad compares my career to. [ laughter ] like, every single point, it's bruce willis. >> jimmy: he must be impressed that indiana jones is your friend? >> he's impressed by that. but did he hold on to the helicopter? did he protect the building, the

tower block, didn't christmas? no, he didn't, did he? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll tell you why, he was flying the helicopter, that's why. >> yeah, but my dad -- >> jimmy: he made a guy get off the plane. >> he did. another special thing that is i think bruce willis started to lose his hair the same time my dad did. [ laughter ] so there's an emotional -- like an emotional connection there. >> jimmy: that's interesting. they're brothers in bald. in a way. >> exactly. exactly. >> jimmy: wow. that's pretty crazy. do you stay with your parents when you're -- do you stay in your room at home? >> oh, no, no. >> jimmy: no, no? >> no, no. jimmy, man, as soon as the check cleared, got them a house. got them squared away before i got my own house. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, yeah, definitely. >> jimmy: that's funny. [ applause ] smart, too. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this is a very -- i know a very busy time for you. you have two movies in theaters right now. >> yeah, two movies. "breaking out" on digital. then "the woman king" with viola davis. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: right, we're going to see a little of that in a minute. "breaking out"?

>> "breakig out" on all digital platforms to rent for an exclusive price. >> jimmy: what is the idea of that film? >> yeah, "breaking" is about a vet called brian brown eastly who comes home to no support. trying to get integrated back into society.pand he's owed mon, the veterans affairs, after suffering from ptsd, not being able to take care of his daughter. he goes into a wells fargo bank and holds some bank tellers hostage in order to get what he's owed and to be heard. it's a very amazing movie. >> jimmy: it's interesting. in 1983, i think, there was a movie called "breaking." and that's not what it was about. it was about break dancing. >> yeah, yeah, i heard about that. >> jimmy: popping and locking. >> i don't make the titles of these movies. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> yeah, i heard that. someone said, it's not the popping and locking movie? [ laughter ] no, it's not. it's emotional, okay? >> jimmy: then there's "breaking 2:electric boogaloo." one of the greatest titles all-time. >> i'm going to talk to the studio. this is getting worse and worse

every time i hear the titles. >> jimmy: speaking of tigss, another movie coming out on netflix with jamie foxx. what is the title? >> "they cloned tyrone." [ laughter ] you guys want to see it just from the title, right? >> jimmy: definitely. >> jamie foxx? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, "they cloned tyrone." >> jimmy: how long did you work with jamie on this? >> we were together for several months. got shut down, came back, filming was on the schedule, we were together a long time. >> jimmy: jamie foxx, besides being a very, very talented person and a very, very nice person. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: is the most fun person to be around. because he inserts fun into spots where you just never imagined there would be fun. >> yeah, the charisma levels on this guy is ridiculous. i really love jamie. >> jimmy: he carries around a backpack with a speaker in it, right? >> wait, so he does carry it everywhere? >> jimmy: yes. >> jimmy: i've seen it a couple of times. >> he's there with it on set. it comes in handy.

while we're shooting, we shot in a specific area in atlanta. you know, it's sometimes hard to tell all the locals that you're going to be shooting a big movie in their neighborhood. sometimes you ruffle feathers. >> jimmy: right. >> so that the local community didn't relieve us of our equipment -- [ laughter ] jamie foxx had to get out there and literally be the charming guy he was. you saw everybody crowd around this gas station. jamie foxx is basically giving them a free show. i can't lie, i was tempted to go around and collect $5 each. [ laughter ] this look like paid work, like he was performing. >> jimmy: jamie's singing? >> singing, dancing, dancing with members of the public. >> jimmy: pumping gas? >> he's doing everything. >> jimmy: washing windows? >> that's the only thing he didn't do, but he was close. he made them feel good. and brought some joy to our set. >> jimmy: i've got to tell you how that made me feel, when i was doing something with him. made me feel like, oh, i guess i should be more fun, i'm not fun at all. >> yeah, i did slightly look at him and go, bloody hell, there's levels to this stardom thing, isn't it? i'm not there. >> jimmy: yeah, me neither.

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naniska, the woman king! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is john boyega and viola davis in "the woman king." did we just ruin the movie? i mean, i feel like maybe we just spoiled the movie. >> no, no, no. i think that's a good moment. >> jimmy: okay, all right, good. >> that's great. >> jimmy: i want to be clear, movie studio gave us that clip, because people get mad at me. >> as long as they did it. >> jimmy: as long as they did it. >> that's a great clip, incredible. >> jimmy: viola davis, she's an incredible talent, person, all of that stuff. you could imagine that she would be like royalty in some time, right? >> i mean, she is royalty in our industry. >> jimmy: in our industry. [ cheers and applause ] does that -- at this point in your career, does that -- does working with her make you a little nervous? meeting her? >> oh, i mean, yeah. definitely my heart rate did increase every step closer to her in certain scenes. certain scenes i have to have

authority against viola davis. [ laughter ] which, you know, is scary. but i feel like when you've worked with harrison ford -- >> jimmy: i see. >> you can get used to it. >> jimmy: did harrison do that thing where he scares you and you think he doesn't like you? >> yeah, for sure. >> jimmy: he did. how long did that go on? >> it went on for two weeks. [ laughter ] because i think i had answered him back and it was kind of like that trial by fire. "yeah, you're one of the good ones." [ laughter ] you know, it was that kind of feel. then i asked him to go to dinner. because he had been talking about eaten chicken breast and salad because he was training for "star wars" at the time. so i go, let me take you to a lol spot, let's just go for dinner after set. he agreed. while he agreed, his security guard definitely turned pale. [ laughter ] because you're taking the great harrison ford to an area and address the security guard hasn't been given. >> jimmy: i see. >> we had to sneak out. "meet me after, meet by the lobby." we get in the car, go straight

to where i'm taking you, have dinner, i'll get you back home in time. [ laughter ] like cinderella. >> jimmy: what did harrison ford eat? >> all uruguayan food. kind of like starchy, yam-based foods. he hadn't tried that before. we had to get a selection of everything. >> jimmy: i see. you got a buffet-type deal. >> yeah, yeah. i had to call the restaurant in advance, tell them indiana jones is rocking up. [ laughter ] they had the table prepared. a miken restaurant, they were like, "jesus is so good." [ laughter ] [ applause ] we went in, had a great, amazing meal. let me tell you, the way this guy slept in the car after eating all that food was historical. he was gone. >> jimmy: he fell right asleep in the car? >> as soon as we got in. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, yeah. the food, you know when the food is heavy, you get that -- you want to just sleep for a bit after good food. he slept. >> jimmy: was he sleeping on you? were you both in the back seat? >> both in the back seat, but we

did have to do something. unfortunately, getting him into the car, he sat behind the driver. obviously drivers, they always say you can go to the passenger side to get more leg room. harrison ford was like, "yeah, kid, let's swap positions, i need more leg room." me and harrison at the back seat all over each other. >> jimmy: really? >> as he goes into the passenger seat. yeah, that's the og, of course. >> jimmy: he's nfull of yams. >> yams, beans, okra, plantain. he was just like, yeah, the way my stomach is bulging against these seat belts, we need to swap positions. >> jimmy: did your parents, being from africa, help you with the accent in this movie? >> definitely i drew some inspiration from that. because gene ell was, 18th century west africa, be in the area, be in the region. i thought, this is a great opportunity to add my dad's voice. >> jimmy: i see. >> yeah, yeah. just add his voice. he has an authority, but also is king is young, charm to him, he's quite funny.

>> jimmy: there was a lot of action in the movie but the king is mostly sitting on the throne. you're the king. >> there's a lot of psychological -- >> jimmy: action, yes. >> action going on there. no, i felt so bad. i came to set, i saw lashana lynch with a ripped back, i saw bedu training. gino was kind of like," there's your throne, and you must sit on it the whole entire day." [ laughter ] it was definitely different. i was parasailing -- >> jimmy: you had a lot more free time? >> i asked gene, should i get involved in the training? she said no, you're our king. [ laughter ] what's the best way to reset your robe? >> jimmy: to go parasailing? >> a luxurious lifestyle, try to get used to that, you know, for the character. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how was the parasailing? >> scary. very scary. i went with my older sister, who's my assistant, and she was working with me on "woman king." >> jimmy: your sister's your assi assistant? that's good stuff. >> on the day of, let's go parasailing. we went parasailing. i can't lie, i did act as if i

wasn't scared in front of her because i assumed she'd be more scared. when we get there, she's ready to go the first one up there. she was that tiny in five seconds. then i went up after her. and yeah, i felt very much intimidated right then. this south african dude was like, "do you want to go crazy?" i was like, yeah nah, let's not do that. what's going crazy?" he says, "look up!" i see my sister doing spirals. [ laughter ] uh-uh, i got movies to do, insurance. >> jimmy: two places, never go crazy. one of them when is you're parasailing. >> do not. >> jimmy: the other when is you're getting a haircut. >> yeah, no. oh, no, never do it. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. >> always good. >> jimmy: the movie, it's number one, it's called "the woman king." [ cheers and applause ] it's in theaters now. john boyega, everybody. we'll be back with tyler james williams! are we in nature? is that a tree? this gold is so extra.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi there, we're back. music from weezer is on the way. our next guest is a freshly emmy-nominated actor who knows his way around a number 2 pencil.

watch "abbott elementary" wednesday nights on abc. please welcome tyler james williams. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: you were in a tux last time i saw you. >> yeah, a really hot tuxedo in the emmy sun. good day. >> jimmy: it was hot. how are you doing? >> doing good, man. >> jimmy: congratulations on the new second season of the show, season two. [ cheers and applause ] you've been promoted now? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: from sub teacher to full-time teacher? >> it's fun. >> jimmy: did you know beforehand? in the next season, you'll an full-time teacher? >> they didn't tell me exclusively, and i can't say it's guaranteed because they could have killed me and things, could have taken a weird turn. quinta kept me around, it was

nice. >> jimmy: how many times have you been killed in things? >> i was killed in something with john boyega? is that right? >> a movie called "detroit." i think three or four times. they love to see me die. [ laughter ] should be concerned. >> jimmy: a little weird, a montage of your movie deaths. >> we'll get it together at some point. it will be great. >> jimmy: this show is set in philadelphia. >> yes. >> jimmy: and have you been -- spent much time in philadelphia? >> no time. >> jimmy: never been to philadelphia? >> i've been once or twice, but i'm from new york. new yorkers don't like to leave new york. >> jimmy: right. >> there's nothing better than new york. >> jimmy: i was thinking maybe there would be some situation where you're promoting the show, you're appearing in philadelphia or visiting the school, nothing like that, huh? >> not yet. we've been pretty much locked up at warner brothers. they don't let us leave. >> jimmy: i've got you. >> the show unonstop. at some point, we'll leave. >> jimmy: there are a lot of really detailed things, philadelphia things, in the show. >> no, quinta's making it so that she can go back home at any

point in time and always be royalty. >> jimmy: and always write it off, too. >> yes, always. >> jimmy: tonight, gritty, the mascot, the philadelphia fires mascot, was in the show. >> yes. >> jimmy: your character, gregory, does not like the mascot, gritty. >> no, he does not. >> jimmy: how about you personally? what are your feelings on gritty? >> i love gritty. >> jimmy: good dude? >> great dude. but he's really serious about the craft. he's a method actor. once he goes full gritty, he doesn't come out of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he doesn't speak. he squeaks from time to time. but ask him anything directly, he'll hold eye contact and maybe move his hip situatio, whatever that is, hip-belly movement. but he doesn't speak, he's in it. >> jimmy: even when you guys are off camera, on set, all acting together, gritty is -- >> yeah, no, at one point we were in the sun, really hot. i'm like, you good, gritty?

speak-speak. [ laughter ] i think that meant yes. i think he was okay. i hope so. >> jimmy: guillermo met gritty this week. there they are together. he's become a big presence on abc. >> he really has been. i think they're going to give him his own show at some point. >> jimmy: did you have fun at the emmys? >> i did. >> jimmy: quinta said something i thought very funny, i asked who she was sitting with, i could see you guys. she said, i was sitting with "law and order." >> yes. so chris maloney, melissa hargitay, for those who don't understand -- it's really interesting sitting with them because their energy in the room is very unique. >> jimmy: in what way? >> well, they've worked with everyone in that role, so they own it like it's their house. >> jimmy: i see. >> they're sitting leagues open, not really paying attention at times. but it was -- i was like, wow, this must be what it feels like. i realized, including me, they've also worked with me when i was 10 years old. >> jimmy: on "law and order" when you were 10? what did you play? >> i needed a kidney transplant

and my dad got one off the black market. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's really sweet of him to do. did you die in that? >> i think i died, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow. another death. >> another death. i talked to chris maloney for five minutes then blacked out. >> jimmy: did chris -- did they remember it, mariska and chris? >> i didn't want to be the 35th person going," you worked with me a long time ago." "you remember me from 10?" no. >> jimmy: i see. i wonder, what is the etiquette? you think, don't say anything? >> yeah. [ laughter ] i'm figuring i'll go along. so hopefully yes. >> jimmy: if you're in that position, then, because now you've got a whole bunch of kids on the show. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: who then will grow up. do you want them to come say, hey, remember i was in the class? >> i hope so. i really hope so. >> jimmy: now you're flip-flopping. [ laughter ] >> i am. well, i never said i was consistent. >> jimmy: you didn't ever say that. i want to show something. because i was watching the red

carpet, and i mentioned this to you when i saw you before the emmys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i was watching the red carpet. and -- well, let's play this. >> go you know what? i tweeted his boss the very first moment i saw the pilot. but look how snatsy. >> henry winkler here. >> the fact that he saw the pilot -- he saw the pilot! he wrote the book that is television. >> jimmy: so you're being interviewed on ktla, and all of a sudden harry winkler. you're talking to henry winkler. then later in the red carpet -- >> you're nominated against each other. >> it's going to be great! i can't wait. >> let me just say, what a wonderful, soothing teacher he plays. >> yes, i know, i know. >> i wish i had a teacher like that in my life. >> come on, that's from the fonz, man. that's from henry winkler. >> that's from a human being to a human being. >> jimmy: you guys are like a team now. [ applause ]

he's a little bit emotional in that spot. >> yeah, that's -- yes, i -- okay. so i cried the whole day. [ laughter ] because that was how the carpet started, cheryl won, quinta won. i had to take a nap after that. dude, to have somebody like henry winkler, who wrote the book on tv, that's the fonz. just reading from the book that he wrote, say that he even saw anything i did, let alone liked it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> not much breaks me, but that got to me a little bit. >> jimmy: wow. also, he's the nicest man in all of hollywood. >> ever. which is impossible. that's an award by itself. [ laughter ] to be here this long and still be a nice person. >> jimmy: henry winkler played a teacher. fonzie was a teacher at the end of "happy days." he grew a beard. i think he was a shop teacher, the auto shop teacher or something like that. >> the coolest teacher ever. >> jimmy: obviously. maybe a little tribute to him will be bang on a jukebox, suddenly it plays. >> i don't think i have that pow are power. [ laughter ] that's a special henry winkler power. >> jimmy: yeah, maybe only he

has that. i think that could be written in. >> he's a marvel superhero. >> jimmy: how many episodes did you guys do this season? >> we're doing 22, we're in the middle of it now. >> jimmy: 22, that's a lot. >> that's a lot of episodes. >> jimmy: nowadays, eight or ten episodes. do you scoff at the other shows? >> it's barely tv. [ laughter ] really long film. are you kidding me? >> jimmy: right. >> no, we're going 22 pretty much straight weeks. we left the emmys, then that next day we were at work. we worked straight through. we haven't stopped. >> jimmy: that seemed a little excessive to me. it seemed like you should have gotten at least half of that day off. >> well, i will say -- they're not giving us much incentive to be nominated again. [ laughter ] we're exhausted. >> jimmy: you're right, you're right. they should be like -- >> give us a day off, maybe. quinta won, it was great, she was over here, hoarse from the parties all weekend long, it's going to be something. >> jimmy: the show is really good. and you're great on it. the eye -- is there a -- you do this thing where you kind of

look over at the camera. what is the key to that? because i'd like to add that to my repertoire. [ laughter ] >> would you? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i don't know how it is here. i'm sure you have personal relationships. >> jimmy: look at this camera right here. >> i just developed a personal relationship with the camera. talking to somebody i like, sometimes to somebody i don't. >> jimmy: with the camera operator? >> with the lens. >> jimmy: with the lens itself? >> the actual lens, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow. so you develop a personal relationship with the lens. >> yes. >> jimmy: then when something weird happens, you look over at your friend? >> yeah, my friend the lens. >> jimmy: the yens. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. you know what? [ cheers and applause ] that's the great thing about this show, not only are we entertained, we learn. it's educational as well. all right, i want to work on my relationship with the lens. >> it will work out for you. >> jimmy: i'll see you again soon. tyler james williams, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] the next season of "abbott elementary" air wednesdays at 9:00 p.m. on abc. we'll be back with weezer!

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♪ corrosion in the wires makes it hard for me to understand ♪ ♪ part of me is curious part of me is too afraid to ask ♪ ♪ you are the only one i ever really loved ♪ ♪ what happens after you ooh what happens after you ooh ♪ ♪ we're somewhere in the future and there's no way to turn back the clock ♪ ♪ i've been dependent on you and now i'm all alone on this rock ♪

♪ life is unfamiliar everything is written down in code ♪ ♪ all i have is a memory all i have is a memory you are the only one i ever really loved ♪ ♪ what happens after you ooh what happens after you ooh ♪ ♪ will i go crazy sadistic swing around the basement ♪ ♪ will i go crazy when i see how fragile life is my life spins ♪ ♪ what happens after you what happens after you

♪ ♪ you are the only one i ever really loved ♪ ♪ what happens after you ooh what happens after you ooh ♪ ♪ will i go crazy sadistic swing around the basement ♪ ♪ will i go when i see how fragile life is my life spins ♪ ♪ what happens after you what happens after you ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

♪ ♪ this is "nightline." >> tonight, an unthinkable connection. a young memphis woman says she was raped by the same suspect accused of kidnapping and killing kindergarten teacher eliza fletcher. >> everything he did to her was similar. >> alicia franklin speaking out in her first tv interview. >> he was like, don't look at me, if you look at me i'm going to kill you. >> raising troubling questions about why investigators did not act sooner. her rape kit untested for months and a dna match only after eliza fletcher disappeared. >> you believe that if your case had been processed sooner, that eliza would be alive today?