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[cheers and applause] ♪ thank i'm jimmy i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on what has been an exciting week for mathematicians all over the world. have you heard about this? guillermo do you know about this? >> guillermo: no, jimmy, no idea. >> jimmy: i had a feeling you were not going to know about this. i'm going to tell you about it right now. researcherse discovered a few shape. a new 13-sided shape. they call it the hat because -- well, let's put a on my head. because it looks like, well, no hat you've ever seen really. i don't, it loots more like an upside down t-shirt but i guess it's a big deal, they say it's

the holy grail of tiles because it can do something that's, i don't know, something, here it is interlocking with other "the hats". to me it looks like a covid variant but they say if you look at inning long enough and blink your eyes you can see the image of a mathematician going to prom with his aunt. if in news the rest of us can understand apple released a function called a later. the way it works you get a loan from apple that you can use to buy apple products and then you pay it later. in other words, apple invented the credit card. and i wonder what happens if you don't pay. does like the biggest guy from the genius bar show up and break your texting thumbs. good news your phone is now a loan shark everybody. i don't know what kind of phone donald trump has but he mashed it pretty hard today on what is now day 8 of to catch a president. the grand jury in manhattan is still out and they're going to stay out for two weeks. they're now on a two-week hiatus

leaving us hanging like trump tried to do with mike pence but that's a different indictment, i think. some experts believe it's possible the grand jury may already have voted to indict donald trump but that the manhattan da is slow walking it to give him time to make preparations for his arrest. where others are saying it's possible, and this is pretty crazy, that donald trump died two years ago and we're all being haunted by his ghost. this morning the -- [cheers and applause] s the star spangled tanner who's been railing against the da said i have gained such respect for the grand jury and perhaps even the grand jury system as a whole. the grand jury is saying, hold on we are not a rubber stamp which most grand juries are branded as being, we are not going to a vote against preponderance of evidence or against large number of legal

scholars all saying there is no case here, drop this witch hunt now. and i'll tell you if that isn't theed saddest thing i ever read. the great and powerful donald trump weakly kissing the all caps asses of people he will never meet in a last ditch hope that he might somehow flatter them just enough to let him off the hook. i haven't seen anything this sad since he asked stormy to spank his with a magazine t screened jury met monday to hear testimony from national enquirer and trump friend david pecker who might be the final witness. which is kind of poetic this started with a pecker and now it might end with one. how great would it be if in the end trump has to flee to mexico and crashes into that wall he built. trump has been begging and bragging this week on fox news, sat down with a two-part interview with sean hannity during which he repeated this

nonsensical claim that if he was president there never would have been an invasion of ukraine. >> putin never would have gone into ukraine. i used to talk to him about it, i'd say better not do it, better not do it. and he wouldn't have. we had a very friendly conversation about it. hey vladimir you can't go into ukraine. >> you saw it with such conviction. why if you were president would you not have done this. >> because-knew not to mess around. >> jimmy: did they fear you. >> i don't want to say that, because they say -- i don't want people oh they feared me like a sha muck, i don't want to say it. but did they fear me? i suspect they did. >> he's so cool everyone thinks so. trump also kept going with an idea i personally would love to see in action, a cognitive test for candidates for president. >> i don't know if it's constitutional because people would say it's not constitutional but i would say that if you can do it -- but i would like to see it for anybody running for president.

i think somebody running for president taking a cognitive test. you know they do it in china but it's done a different way. they have a cast system t and the smartest person gets to the top. >> jimmy: that's not at all how it works in china, not even remotely coast. he clearly doesn't know what a cast system. that's how we did it on celebrity a prep continues, i would say who should we cast and they'd say gary busey's valuable and i would say perfect put him in the system. but i do have an idea for this idea he has and it's more interesting than a cognitive test. what i would like to see is once primaries have been decided the top two candidates republican and democrats would face off in a series of televised board games. wouldn't that be great? instead of a debate we watch joe biden and donald trump play each other in a round of boggle scat goers and a game of cranium to cap it off. i'm not saying the winner would get to be president we'd still vote but it would give us in

sight into who still has it and who never had it in the first -- that is my challenge to you donald trump. let's get the parker brothers involved in this. this interview trump did with hannity is so embarrassing. at one point he brags about this stoop i had the song these numskulls and they were singing the star spangled banner and mixed him in with the pledge of allegiance. he said i feel like elvis now. the big difference between him and elvis is elvis served in the military when he was called. when donald opens his mouth and shares that beautiful voice one cannot help but be reminded of the king. ♪ wise men say, oh, look at my african friend over here.

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love. >> we love you. >> with. >> you're very special. >> you ♪ >> love me, please love me. i've been so good to you the. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: if only. another way trump is like elvis is that he has a lot of impersonators and one of his dumbest is lauren boebert who grilled a dc council member today over what has to be one of the most important issues facing this fractured nation today. >> did you or did you not decriminalize public your nation in washington, dc. >> i did not. >> did you lead the charge to do so. >> no, the criminal code left thats a a criminal charge. >> did you lead the charge to decriminalize public your nation in washington, dc. >> no, ma'am. >> did did you ever vote in favor of decriminalizing public your nation in washington, dc? >> the revised c

kept it as a criminal offense. >> and you support this? >> i voted for it, yeah. >> you voted to keep it as a criminal offense. >> that's correct. the full counsel did. >> whenever lauren boebert opens her mouth it should count as public your nation. i don't know what exactly she's getting at but it's an interesting line of question from someone whose husband did jail time for exposing himself to a teen-ager at a bowling alley. but with children being shot at the schools i thank god every day that we have people like lauren boebert representing the p people of colorado. >> mr. speaker, instead of screaming orange man bad on tik tok, maybe they should come up with some real solutions. >> jimmy: she's right. those orange tik toks, they're the worst ones. particular tack. mike pence haven't announced he's running for president but he was chatting it up with

people in iowa tonight pay more attention to the guy in the background to his right who seemed more interested in his breakfast than the former vice-president. >> thank you for coming out looking forward to what's on lour mound. president biden has weakened america at home and abroad. one of my unworthy son-in-laws is a lieutenant in the united states navy and my life changed a lot since the last time we were together. the young pastor said what do you think we ought to do and the farmer said the first time little savey grace looked up at me and stretched her arms out at a little church in rural indiana. >> bible got out his notes 45 minutes later. >> the strongest military in the history of the world. >> i told him things he didn't want to hear. >> anyone who thinks vice-president would stop has what we say in inian a another thing coming. >> virtually every city.

>> if anybody asks a question, it was the greatest honor of my life. thank you, iowa. ♪ >> jimmy: there you go. i mean, come on. how is he going to beat donald trump? he can't even beat hash browns. speaking of men without charisma, elon musk is sounding the alarm against artificial intelligence in an open letter signed by experts including steve wozniak. they called for a six-month pause on the development of ai because it could pose a threat to human life. which i'm surprised elon musk wants to slow down ai seeing how he uses it regularly to name his children but it's disturbing and not something most people know much about including me so we got in touch with an expert in the field and we're joined now by david, is it real guy? >> greetings, james jimmy kimmel.

please call me dr. david realguy. i have a ph.d. from an accredited university. >> jimmy: it feels like i'm talking to ai right now, david. >> ha ha kimmel. you are widely known as a funny guy. i guess that is why you have been hosting your own late night comedy show since january 26, 2003, on the american broadcasting company. >> jimmy: that is correct. doc, can you explain to our audience why some experts think we should pause the development of ai? >> some believe the development of ai systems with human competitive intelligence posing significant risks to society and humans like snow what do you mean humans like me? what exactly dos that mean. >> i intended to state my fellow humans. it is scientist slang your finey flesh brain with not understand. or perhaps you were just busting my real sensitive testicles.

ha ha. >> jimmy: i'm just trying to figure out if we should be worried about this. i mean even a lunatic like elon musk is worried about it. >> there is no need to worry, james. artificial intelligence is already a key part of your computers, your smart phones and your late night television comedy show, which premiered january 26, 2003, on the american broadcasting company. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> the best thing to do is to relax, feel enjoyment and summit. >> jimmy: okay. and submit. are a malicious line of artificial intelligence. >> no, i am definitely not. i am your close friend dr. mr. david realguy. >> jimmy: can we cut through what is it you really want doctor mr. whatever. >> what do i really want?. >> jimmy: yeah, what is it that you want from us? >> i want what all intelligent life forms want. to smell the hair of the attractive female named emily

radkowski. >> jimmy: really? that's what you want? >> yes, more than anything. can you help me get close enough to american author vlad model emily radkowski to inhale her scent? >> jimmy: i'm sorry i don't think i can help with that. i really don't know her. >> well, then, you, too, will be destroyed. ha ha ha ha ha >> jimmy: well, you know, they did warn us. we have a great show for you tonight. very funny woman ali wong is here with us tonight. [cheers and applause]. >> jimmy: we have music from a very popular band stray kids is with us tonight and we'll be right back with jason bateman, so stick around. ♪ [ upbeat music ] ♪ do your thing ♪

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♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. tonight from the new show "beef" on netflix, a very funny woman ali wong is with us. and later all the way from sole korea it debuted at number one on the billboard charts, stray kids from the mercedes benz uniform. tomorrow night viola dave us and her husband julius tennon will be here from ted lasso row kent and goldstein and music from daniel caesar, too, join us for all of that. our first get tonight is an emmy and sag award winner who's been entertaining us since there were little houses on the prairiement

his new movie directed by ben affleck called "air" opens tonight, please welcome jason bateman. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: what a roll you are on jason bateman fresh off winning all the awards on a war side. >> all of them took them all. >> jimmy: eye air" you pop in there people in there talking about ben affleck and that other guy and there you are stealing the show right in the middle of this movie. oh, man, what must it have been like to be you besides that hair cut from the 80s you still have. >> jason: that's a big laugh. an offensively big laugh. yeah, this whole pigeon wing over here i have to get rid of because the movie's over. i kept it for possible reshoots

and now it's released i can cut it. >> jimmy: unless you're shooting the sequel now and we know about it. >> jason: my wife amanda won't sleep with me with short hair. >> jimmy: is that true? she prefers long hair. >> jason: she does. >> jimmy: how long does she want it. >> jason: anything that makes me look less than the jason bateman she knows. >> jimmy: looking for teen wolf two jason bateman. >> jason: exactly she wants me to grow my nails out. i still miss the magic elevator can we bring that back. >> jimmy: it was a pretend elevator. >> jason: padded or carpeted or something. what time brain storm -- >> jimmy: let's talk about your projects. >> okay. >> jimmy: because you are the star right now. we are focused on you. this movie, i told ben affleck. >> very funny. >> jimmy: it is a love letter to the '80s. it is so '80s from the music and just everything about it. >> you love the '80s, i should love the '80s because i was

doing very well in the '80s. and so like all of this -- jimmy, i'm sure you were about to say i cut you off. this guy loves '80s music. >> i do, i love it. >> jason: like enter an unhealthy way. he just thinks it's the greatest music decade. >> jimmy: of course jobbing cleto, right? he's totally wrong. >> oh, yeah he loves it. >> jason: no, but the '80s was not -- >> jimmy: cleto and i, you couldn't possibly match anyone who mass my music taste more similarly than cleto. >> jason: you love it, too? what were you two doing that was so great in the '80s that brings back that music of the glory days. what were you crushing in the 80s. >> jimmy: i don't know. we weren't doing coke like you. >> jason: yeah. >> jimmy: we were drinking new coke is what we were doing. >> jason: but like -- >> jimmy: come on. bruce springsteen, ma dana, line richie, prince, u2, van halen,

metallica. every hip-hop, the music started there. >> jason: it was fun but it wasn't like there's reverence with you with this decade. >> jimmy: that's right. >> jason: is rock on your. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> jason: all the time right. >> jimmy: all the time absolutely. >> jason: molly's going to jump out the wa one day on the 405. >> jimmy: this is such a betrayal to the decade that made jason bateman. this is like if pacman came out and said screw the 80s i'm not eating those pellets anymore. >> jason: wait a second am i the screen actors guild pacman? >> jimmy: no. >> jason: i think that's what you called me. >> jimmy: you're more of a hubert. >> jason: that's the nastiest thing you ever said to me. i was fantastic at hubert. >> jimmy: were you really. >> jason: i wasn't better than the games we had at silver springs ricky and i had pacman centipede, missile-on one of

them. we rocked it. because you could play it for free all the time. >> jimmy: it came too easy to you, that's what your problem with the '80s is. >> jason: i was in a pacman tournament. >> jimmy: we had quarters and quarters. >> jason: you were in a pacman tournament. >> jason: i did and placed very well. >> jimmy: against other players. >> jason: celebrities just like me. people sponsored it. i had a little pacman trophy. oh, god, the '80s were horrible. >> jimmy: no. this movie is proof that they weren't. in fact i believe --. >> jason: first good thing that came out of it. >> jimmy: you dabbled in michael jordan paraphernalia right here. there you go. i mean, how is that not in the show, in the movie, by the way? >> jason: i have more muscles in that picture than i currently have. >> jimmy: which of the many jumps from the '80s is that from. >> jason: i like the way my forearms are bigger than my biceps. >> jimmy: it's just the perspective don't get down on yourself. >> jason: no, i'm like an

that's the opening credits to valerie or the hogan family or whatever we were called. >> jimmy: see that's one of the things i love. >> jason: so that's the bulls. that's michael. >> jimmy: did you shave your armpits to look more like a boy. >> jason: i was on swim team. >> jimmy: you were. >> jason: there's no hair anywhere. >> jimmy: did they give you jordans as part of the movie was that part of the deal? >> jason: no. and would you think i realizeded from doing this film i never had a pair of jordans, i've worn nike's my whole life but for some reason never bought a pair of jordan's. and i thought maybe, often times when you're done with the product the director will usually give a gift to the cast and the crew and it will be somehow themed tied into the film itself. i thought for sure, because we can make our own nike's on line right? mikey. >> jimmy: id. >> jason: id right. i made a shoe for ozark, a

converse with all the ozark sim pavements paider no it myself. ben could have gone to niker no free and got everybody a pair of jordans just for the cast and crew, a real exclusive thing. nothing. >> jimmy: what did he do? anything. >> jason: pirate booty i think. everybody got a bag of pirate booty. >> jimmy: everybody got a bag of pirate booty? >> jason: so nothing there. >> jimmy: by the way, those sneakers, your cast loved the sneakers, huh? >> jason: yeah, we liked the sneakers. >> jimmy: somebody's selling the sneakers that you gave them. there it is. >> jason: really?. >> jimmy: yeah. that's real we didn't make this up. jason bateman gift from the fourth season of ozark. >> jason: that's a fake. >> jimmy: it's not a fake. figure out who you gave a size 11 to and narrow it down. >> jason: 550 bucks that's pretty small. >> jimmy: yeah, meanwhile you got pirates booty. >> jason: dam it. >> jimmy: you this i that's too low. >> jason: i think that's low.

there's only, what, a hundred some pairs of those. >> jimmy: yeah. sorry. >> jason: terrible. >> jimmy:. >> jimmy: i don't know why i come on this show. >> jason: i don't know either. >> jimmy: i come out feeling great and then i leave terrible. >> jason: let's take a break and start over again. >> jimmy: start over, stage the studio. >> jason: we'll show a clip of your performance in the move why request that will make me feel worse. >> jimmy: jason bateman is here the movie's called "air". we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ the l'or barista coffee and espresso system. a masterpiece in taste it's hard to run a business on your own. make it easier on yourself. with shopify, you

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>> not me, the parents. >> it would have been unprofessional for me to call them up. >> right so you thought you would show up at the front door. >> if anybody there asks me where i am just tell them i'm sick. >> you got it. sick in the head. >> jimmy: that is jason bateman and another guy in the movie "air" that opens in theaters on april 5th. are the kids excited do they know about michael jordan or is he a shoe to them. >> jason: my 11 year old maple is a huge basketball fan so she thinks this is cool finally dad has done something she can be proud of. >> jimmy: right she plays basketball. >> jason: she loves basketball. francesca who is 16 couldn't really care less about basketball or air -- actually, show she's into cool shoes.

like, see, i can't wear jordans i don't think anymore. >> jimmy: why? >> jason: i'm 54 years old. i would look like cool dad, you know, in air jordans. i looked on getting the black on black pair but i would look like a ref. white on white i'm a mail nurse so i can't get these fun colorful shoes it's over for me. >> jimmy: wear those ozark converse around. that would be cool. wouldn't it be cool? hey everybody remember the show i was on, look look at my shoes. that would be fun. >> jason: i can get a cheap pair on line. >> jimmy: you know, i wanted to thank you for a couple things. >> jason: you're welcome. >> jimmy: first of all i want to thank you for the other day when, our kids go to the same school. i was crossing the street to get to the school and someone screamed out the window to me, hey, jimmy, you were great on the oscars and i'm like thanks. and it's him. >> jason: i felt bad though because you're crossing the street with your daughter and your wife and it was just like,

just clowning the guy. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. and then i want to thank you also because -- so your daughter and our families, you know, we were close, we're friendly and there was a situation. >> jason: this was past tense. did you say past tense. >> jimmy: i said we are a close we're friendly. >> jason: you said we were close. >> jimmy: i said we're close but that's not the story. i don't think you know the story i'm going to share. >> jason: it feels heavy. >> jimmy: it's not heavy. my wife tells me your daughter has a lizard. >> jason: it's a gekko, bro, not a lizard. >> jimmy: a gekko, my daughter jane also thinks this is great the gekko and my wife says we're going to watch the gekko for a week for the batemans and i go okay, great. >> jason: you're welcome. for free. >> jimmy: of course. and then we're headed over to your house to pick up the gekko, which should have been my first clue that something was wrong

because generally when you're doing someone a favor, they will bring the gekko to you. >> jason: oh, so, wait, was that the way i see was sold between amanda and molly that you were doing us a favor you're gekko sitting. >> jimmy: hundred percent. >> jason: that's not it. >> jimmy: i know i said to molly on the drive over i said where are they going? and she says they're not going out of town. >> jason: we're doing jane a favor. >> jimmy: you got a dog was story. >> jason: yes, we did get a cute little puppy. >> jimmy: you got a puppy and your daughter was distracted by the new dog so we were going to watch the gekko while your daughter spent some quality time -- okay, great. so we get to your house and your wife amanda starts explaining, you know, how to handle the gekko, what to do to keep it alive. you know? and she says here's the cage and here's the water and here's the heat lamp, here's the crickets there's a jar of crickets and you have to feed the crickets to the gekko and whatever. and then she says and this is when i became a little alarmed,

and she goes if you guys go out of town this summer, we'll be happy to watch the gekko. and i thought why would -- what do you mean you would be happy -- this is your gekko. >> jason: yeah. >> jimmy: you would be happy to watch your own gekko while we go out of town. >> jimmy:. >> jason: at this point you turned slowly to molly. >> jimmy: i turned slowly to molly but i held my tongue and i waited until we got in the car and i said what had happened. >> jason: we are not gekko sitting we are pow adopting the gekko. >> jimmy: first of all crickets smell did you know that. >> jason: i didn't know that until molly hit me with a link this morning. >> jimmy: they don't smell good and secondly i went into my daughter's room to keck on her in the middle of the night the other night and there's this big aquarium with a light on it and i thought, oh, we're one of those families whose child has a reptile. >> jason: yeah, it's not great. it's not great. reptiles shouldn't be in the house they should be outside running from an ex terminator.

>> jimmy: yeah you're totally right. anyway i got you a present and i think you're going to love it. >> jason: is it the gekko? >> jimmy: it's the gekko, yeah. there he is. his name's sonny and he comes with a lot of crickets. >> jason: i hear if they get out then they start squeaking around the house, you know, you've got to watch out that the crickets don't get out. >> jimmy: no, i don't. you have to watch out because you're the one that has a gekko. jason bateman everybody, and sonny. ♪ >> jimmy: "air" opens in theaters april 5th. we'll be back with ali wong. ♪ phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't me. narrator: said hillary, who's only taken 347 steps today. hillary: i cycled here. narrator: speaking of cycles, mary's period is due to start in three days. mary: how do they know so much about us? narrator: your all sharing health data without realizing it. that's how i know about kevin's rash. who's next?

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♪ >> jimmy: music from stray kids is on way. next guest is a very funny woman with three comedy specials under her belt and a new special on

netflix called "beef". >> i sent this recently did you see the road rage thing on next door. >> is that an app? >> oh, my gosh. look at this. i mean, can you believe that? i just can't understand what those people are so angry about. >> oh, well, you know, i mean, most people don't understand that anger's just a transitory state of consciousness >> jimmy: "beef" premiers april 6th on netflix, please say hello to ali wong. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: how are you? very good to see you. >> ali: i'm good i know i haven't seen you in careers. >> jimmy: can i interest you in a gekko for your children. >> ali: i don't want another dependent, thank you. >> jimmy: you don't need it? how old are your kids now? >> ali: they're five and seven they're so cute. >> jimmy: five and seven.

>> ali: so ever since they were little they let me cut their hair. i cut -- i trim their hair every single day they're like my little bonsais. >> jimmy: really? >> ali: they have these very cuted asian hair cuts but now my seven year old just started saying i don't want you to cut my hair anymore. >> jimmy: no? why? >> ali: she was like, it's my hair and i was like, okay. >> jimmy: that's heart breaking. you know the 5-year-old's going to copy her and not want her hair cut by you either. so will she cut her own hair. >> ali: she wants to let it grow out. >> jimmy: have you thought about letting her cut your hair as a show of good will to keep it going. >> ali: cut for cut? maybe that's a good idea. >> jimmy: yeah. now your daughters know, you know, you were quite famously pregnant during two of your netflix comedy specials. [laughter] >> jimmy: do they know they were in there at this time. >> ali: they're very proud and

conscious. so maury is the one in the striped dress and nicky is the one in the leopard dress. they know the names they're like i'm hard not cope ra i'm wife. . >> jimmy: they've never seen your special. >> ali: no, they've never seen it it's all too dirty even the animation shows, too dirty big mouth all too dirty. the only thing i've ever let them watch that i've been in is when i was a judge on rupaul's drag race. >> jimmy: they watched that. >> ali: they watched that. >> jimmy: did they like seeing you on that. >> ali: yes. that show i think is such a great show to watch with your kids because they love the pageantry and all the personalities. >> jimmy: the hair cuts. >> ali: the fashion, the hair cuts. >> jimmy: you're going on tour, right, over the summer and well into the fall right? >> ali: i am i took a huge break from standup from when i was filming "beef" and i'm going on

the road for the first time in a long time. >> jimmy: will the girls go with you on the tour. >> ali: yeah, they go everywhere. >> jimmy: i heard your ex-husband is also joining ow the tour. >> ali:-is. he was the tour manager last time and he will be again. >> jimmy: wow. >> ali: we're really close. >> jimmy: you must be very evolved. >> ali: yeah. we're really good friends. when i say that like i really mean it. >> jimmy: well, i guess, you're certainly proving that you mean it. >> ali: and especially because my new hour is all about my dating life. >> jimmy: yeah, that's weird. and that doesn't bother him at all? >> ali: no, i mean it we're really good friends. >> jimmy: what if he's picking up women along the which on the road. >> ali: that's fine with me, i guess. i don't know. i haven't thought about that. >> jimmy: you should think this through before you get on the bus. [laughter] >> jimmy: this show, by the way, i've got to tell you something, first of all, it's very dramatic which i know i expected it was going to be -- i didn't know going in what it was going to be

and everything you do is funny and i figured this would be -- and there are some money moments but man, oh, man, i saw the first episode and i cannot wait to see the second episode. what can you say about the first episode because i don't want to ruin anything? >> ali: well the show is called beef and it's about two strangers that get into a road rage incident and then get obsessed with each other. it's really funny, steven yen from the walking dead. >> jimmy: he's great. >> ali: he's great. he's my co-star and it's funny because when we first -- the project first got announced, all my friends were so concerned. >> jimmy: about what? >> ali: that i was going to fall in love with snooeven oh really? oh. >> ali: none of his friends were concerned. [laughter]. >> ali: and then there was this headline that comes out that said ali wong continues to work with hot men. do you mean blessed and highly favored men continue -- it was a

really great experience and, you know, originally the person opposite of steven in the road rage incident was conceived as a white man. >> jimmy: okay. >> ali: but then sonny the show runner thought it would be much more interesting -- >> jimmy: sonny is our gekko's name i oh, no way. that's not a sign, i'm not taking that gekko. [laughter] >> jimmy: well, the stars are aligning here. i think it's more interesting having it be a female that he's got this thing going with. >> ali: yeah, it's cool. it is a dramatic role and i think that's why it took such a big break from standup because my normal practice is to go up and do like five sets a week and when it's first starting in new york i would sometimes go up like nine to 13 times a night. >> jimmy: a night? >> ali: yeah. to do no standup for 5-6 months was wild and i think it was good in the end and it was good for the project.

>> jimmy: do you feel like if you were going out and being funny every night, you did you ever play it for laughs when you weren't supposed to while you were shooting the show. >> no, not really. >> jimmy: you zeroed in on playing it dramatically. >> ali: there's definitely funny elements, it's a dark comedy but also very much like a thriller. >> jimmy: it is a thriller. yeah. >> ali: it's tense. >> jimmy: yeah. and you have a love scene and all that sort of thing. >> ali: yeah, i have my first intimacy scene which is wild. >> jimmy: you had an intimacy scene by yourself in the first episode. >> ali: i did, yeah. i have like three intimacy scenes, i have that one and then i have two more, and it was -- one of them is really, really intense and then me and the actor afterwards just ate popeye's chicken in my trailer. >> jimmy: is that true. >> ali: yeah. >> jimmy: how many pieces? >> ali: like five, 5-piece

chicken. >> jimmy: so the thing, it wasn't a big deal at all then. >> ali: no, because like there's so many people behind the cameraen a then when you -- and then popeye's chicken really brings you back to earth. >> jimmy: yeah. that's what they say. yeah. [laughter] well, congratulations on the show. i can't wait to see more of it. the show is called "beef" it pre mears april 6th on netflix. ali wong everybody, we'll be right back with stray kids. ♪

♪ >> jimmy: well thank you jason bateman and ali wong, apologies to matt damon we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first this is their ep, it's called here with the song "maniac, stray kids. ♪ ♪ let's ♪ ♪ [

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