montgomery. yes. we appreciate your time. jimmy kimmel is next. eddie redmayne and sheryl lee ralph. >> have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live!” tonight -- eddie redmayne, sheryl lee ralph, and music from magdalena bay. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel!

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everybody. it's jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for joining us here in los angeles, california. where -- everybody here at our show is focused on game five of the world series right now at yankee stadium. new york's playing l.a. the yankees avoided an embarrassing sweep last night, which, if this wasn't one of the most exciting world series ever we got to see something i have never seen before. involving a fan. you ever see anything like this before? >> guillermo: no, it was crazy. >> jimmy: you've seen a lot of stuff, you've been around. >> guillermo: for a long time, jimmy. >> jimmy: correct me if i'm wrong, you lost your virginity to your housekeeper. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: that's right, i was 14 years old.

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: last night in the bottom of the first inning, gleyber torres hit a ball down the right field line that was caught, and then uncaught, by mookie betts. >> torres. back in the corner. does he have room? fights with a fan. and they're going to say that it's an out. and fan interference. so an out, one gone at first. and yeah, that says that ball, the glove in his hand literally, tries to take his glove off. "a" for effort. >> jimmy: like he's opening a clam. they call that the staten island handshake. [ laughter ] mookie versus the mooks. the guy tried to defend himself. he said, “if it's in our area, we're going to 'd' up.” [ laughter ] i don't know, just because they let you wear a jersey doesn't

mean you're on the team, you don't "d up." both fans were ejected. and even though they are season ticket holders, they were told that if they tried to come to the game tonight, they'd be arrested. [ applause ] they identified the guy. his name is austin capobianco. he's a neurosurgical oncologist. [ laughter ] no, he sells restaurant supplies. [ laughter ] if you're looking for a mop bucket, give him a call. [ laughter ] wrestle that mop bucket out of his hands. i dont know if you guys know about this, but we have an election coming up. i feel pretty relaxed about it. [ laughter ] i've really been enjoying the week. in times like these, it's important to remember that cannabis is legal in our state. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] if you can vote early, vote early. if you can't vote early, vote on time. if you want to vote for trump, vote late. vote very late. [ laughter ] do your voting on thursday or maybe friday. this will be my third time voting against donald trump. fifth, if you count the two times he was nominated for an emmy.

for reality show host. [ laughter ] according to a new poll from cnn, only 30% of voters think if he loses, trump will concede. what would give them that idea? [ laughter ] of course, trump won't concede if he loses the election. he still hasn't conceded the last election. [ laughter ] and already, he is claiming pennsylvania is cheating. he wrote -- “pennsylvania is cheating, and getting caught, at large scale levels rarely seen before. report cheating to authorities. law enforcement must act, now!” this, of course, is false. it's yet another lie. and there are a lot more to come over the next several days. fiberace was in allentown last night, where he treated his admirers to the old “my crowd big, her crowd small” routine. >> today they're busing people. they're in a place in washington and they're busing, all of them busing people because they couldn't get anybody to show up for her tonight. i didn't bus anybody, you're all here despite this -- she can't get anybody.

>> jimmy: yeah, well, kamala must have hired a lot of buses because there were 75,000 nobodies at her her rally last night. [ cheers and applause ] that's the most crowded bus stop i've ever seen. 75,000 is 22,000 more than showed up for trump esrally in that same spot on january 6th. and the craziest part is -- when she was done speaking, they all just went home. [ laughter ] trump did not like this at all. he gave kamala's speech two mini thumbs down. at 2:37 a.m., in the middle of the night last night, he posted -- “kamala's speech was terrible, full of lies and nothing new. where are the jobs? there are none!” i guess he didn't hear the news that unemployment is at 4.1%. the reason there are no jobs is because almost everyone has one! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] harris today landed another high-profile endorsement from a

prominent republican. arnold schwarzenegger. even “the terminator” says he's not going back to donald trump. but she also got a bit of a hiccup from joe biden. there was a zoom with a latina voting group, and biden, who was referring to the comedian who called puerto rico "garbage" at the trump rally sunday, said something to the effect of, puerto rico isn't garbage, trump supporters are garbage. this happened during trump's rally, and fortunately, someone was there to help boost marco rubio on the stage to frantically share the news. >> senator marco rubio, marco, will you come up here, please? go ahead. all right. >> well, i wasn't going to say anything, but i have breaking news for you, you may not have heard this. just moments ago, joe biden stated that our supporters are garbage. are garbage. >> jimmy: oh my stars! [ laughter ]

what kind of language is that to use? he's like an excited little minion bringing big news to gru. [ laughter ] “mr president! stop the proceedings! i've got a plen!" if you thought that was insulting, wait until you hear what those people said about donald trump. >> friends do not let friends vote for con artists. he runs on this idea that he is fighting for the little guy, but he has spent his entire career sticking it to the little guy. >> jimmy: and he would know. he's the little guy he stuck it to pretty hard. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you poor, sad, little defeated chimpanzee. [ laughter ] of course, the trump campaign jumped all over this garbage thing, and i don't blame them. it's not a smart thing to say. joe biden should drop out of this race immediately. [ laughter ] over the past week, donald trump has referred to america as a garbage can multiple times a day. but now that joe biden used that

word -- >> how do you like my garbage truck? this is comfy. it's in honor of kamala and joe biden. >> jimmy: he's driving a garbage truck. [ laughter ] he went out and rented a garbage truck and put his name on the side. shouldn't they have put him in the back of that? the garbage goes in the back of the truck. [ cheers and applause ] it's confusing. he even wore a sanitation worker safety vest. this is not a picture we created. [ laughter ] this is an actual photograph of donald trump. and it really brings out the orange in his face, i have to say. [ laughter ] while he might try to play it off and distract us, this garbage thing is a serious thing for him. he's facing a firestorm of anger from the latino population. bad bunny, j-lo, ricky martin have all come out in support of kamala harris this week. but instead of apologizing, which is not something he does, he sat down to talk about it with noted racial tolerance advocate sean hannity.

>> i have more love for puerto rico than any president i think that's ever been president. puerto ricans love me because i was the president that stood up for them more than any president. any time i go outside, i see somebody from puerto rico, they give me a hug and a kiss. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, that definitely happens every time he goes outside. but he's got a point. no president in history has thrown more rolls of paper towels at the puerto rican people than donald trump. tell you what, hitler never did that. [ laughter ] trump is really spinning out over this hitler thing. a lot of people, including his own running mate, have compared him and the things he says to hitler. his father was the son of german immigrants, who taught their son a very valuable lesson. >> you know, many years ago i had a father, he was a great guy, but you know, he always used to tell me, never use the word nazi, and never use the word hitler. now we're called nazis. and i'm call ed hitler.

>> jimmy: congratulations. [ laughter and applause ] you've come a long way, your dad would be very proud. when you find yourself having to tell people "i'm not hitler," something is wrong. [ laughter ] that means it's time to do a self-inventory. when your wife has to answer questions about her husband being a hitler, it might be time to reel it in a little bit. >> what do you think about the rhetoric that's out there today? they're calling you second hitler. how does that make you feel? you know him better than anyone. >> it's correct, it's terrible. he's not hitler. and all of his supporters, they're standing behind him because they want see country successful. >> jimmy: right, they want to see country successful. [ laughter ] that's a lot of -- please, go on. >> what would you do -- what would you like to see improved in our country if your husband wins the election next week? >> well, i would like to see countryo be safe and

prosperous. better economy. and the peace in the world. that's very important. [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, no one else is clapping? [ laughter ] well, that's why she was named miss slovenia 1993. answers like that. you know, sending your relatives out to speak on your behalf can be a shaky proposition. especially when that relative happens to be high-pitch eric. >> guess who's sitting in the white house right now? 12 of the last 16 years, jesse. it's democrats. >> jimmy: well, well, wait. would someone get eric a chocolate milk? >> guess who's sitting in the white house right now? >> jimmy: wow. hang in there, eric. some guys go through puberty a lot later than others. [ laughter ] you know, as our former president -- [ cheers and applause ] -- was distinguishing himself

from hitler today, our current president was hosting the annual family halloween celebration at the white house. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that is the president and the first lady, who's dressed as a panda. [ laughter ] we got furries in the white house, folks! someone alert sean hannity! [ cheers and applause ] later on, we're going to eat some bamboo shoots and i will take you to the zoo, baby. [ laughter ] this is a special event because it was the first time someone joe biden's age told kids to get onto his lawn. [ laughter ] the theme for the event was "hollow reed." they gave hut candy and books, necco wafers and "tuesdays with morrie" for kids. has the white house ever been egged before?

the white house said they are putting the “boo” back in “books”, which -- i hate to say -- but i dont think it was you who gets credit for putting the boo back in books, i think it was this little lady. >> that's why i wrote the book. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. you know, you think that as an immigrant to this country, melania might have something to say to her husband about demonizing immigrants every chance he gets. but she doesn't have to worry about it because melania, i guess, doesn't have a black job. >> and by the way, you have an invasion of people into our country, and not including got-aways, 21 million people, the got-aways, nobody has any idea how many they are. they're going to be attacking, and they already are, the black population jobs? right. this idea that immigrants are attacking “black” jobs has been one of martin luther burger king's favorite subjects -- [ laughter ] -- on the campaign trail, even

though no one from his side is willing to say what that means. but we want to know what it means. so, we sent a team out to hollywood boulevard to ask black pedestrians to give us their definition of what a “black jo”" is. >> black job. black job. black job. >> when donald trump says "black job" -- >> ha ha ha! >> what do you think he means? >> i don't think he even knows what he means. >> when donald trump says "black job" -- >> oh, lord. >> what does he mean? >> i don't know. >> what's the blackest job you can think of? >> being a barber. [ bleep ] don't never stop talking either. they take forever to cut -- being a barber is the blackest job that you can have, man. >> what's the whitest job you can think of? >> selling surfboards? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> of all the jobs donald trump has held, what was the blackest? >> being in jail. wasn't he locked up? >> not yet. >> not yet?

>> not yet. >> oh. that the job he got right now, trying to stay free. >> what's the whitest thing you've ever had a co-worker do? >> start off the email tail saying, "just want to say." talking about the person next to you. >> what's the blackest thing you've had a co-worker do? >> i'm not going to say that. >> trick question. >> that was a trick question. >> snitch on his wife. >> right. >> do you have any black hob hobbies? >> yeah, i smoke a little weed every now and then. >> did you smoke any weed today? >> i sure did, right before i came here. i sure did. i'm high as a [ bleep ] kite. >> man. naked on a beach. with some cheetos, ginger ale. and we just naked. not a care in the world about nothing. >> is it a nude beach? >> it can be any beach as long

as i don't go to jail. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. we've got a good show for you tonight. sheryl lee ralph is here. we have music from magdalena bay. and we'll be right back with eddie redmayne.

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome back. tonight, she's an emmy award-winning tv teacher on "abbott elementary." sheryl lee ralph is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, their album is called "imaginal disk." magdalena bay from the snapdragon stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, on halloween, we'll be joined by

anthony anderson and the always-explosive science bob pflugfelder. to do experiments upon us. our first guest is a very talented man with a bafta, an oscar and a tony, too. he's an emmy away from an ebot. his new adaptation of “the day of the jackal” premieres november 14th on peacock. please welcome eddie redmayne. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for being here. it's been some time since i last saw you. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: you have kids now, right? >> that's true. i have two children. >> jimmy: how old are your kids? >> they are 6 and 8. >> jimmy: i heard you brought them out on this trip? >> they are incredibly great to feel you, jimmy. >> jimmy: why? >> as a consequence of us coming

here, they're had what we call half term, our kind of mid-semester holiday, they've had the half-term of a lifetime. >> jimmy: they have? >> they came out to los angeles for the first time. and we went to universal studios. >> jimmy: fun. >> and we basically fulfilled all of their sort of lifetime theme park dreams. >> jimmy: oh, you did. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you go to the harry potter experience there? >> are you kidding? of course. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and did people -- did people flip out because you were in one of those movies? >> yeah, i -- i mean, i got a few dodgy looks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: theme thinking maybe you work there? >> maybe, exactly. learnt a ton of lessons. first, my kids are properly in that harry potter age, so they do the thing where one chooses you and all that stuff. i saw all these different ones. when i first entered the wizardwiz wizarding world, they chat to you about what you want to look

like. my character, he's out in nature, maybe a sort of twig. as i saw in the merchandise thing, all the different ones with the kind of -- the dazzled wands and the gold ones, there was my sort of twig. i realized i made an elementary error. >> jimmy: my kids were there this weekend with some of their friends. they came home with wands. then we lost one of the wands in the house. we had to search for the [ bleep ] damn wand all over the place. yeah, it was a whole thing. now my daughter wants to be hermione for halloween. >> so does mine. >> jimmy: oh, great. it's still popular, huh? >> it's so sort of beguiling. they have all those amazing things that you can do, the kind of wand spells at different parts of the park. >> jimmy: oh, okay, yeah. >> bad dad. it's like, one thing i could do. and i suppose i can't. [ laughter ] you're meant to do these things and extraordinary things happen.

my kids gave me a proper schooling in wand work. ten years too late. >> jimmy: a little bit late, yeah. >> did you go on any of the rides? have you been -- >> jimmy: i -- yes. it's scary, the harry potter rides. surprisingly so. >> i loved the harry potter ride. but it is scary. again, when i did the wizarding thing, the things that i love, like playing quidditch, i never got to do. the great things about the harry potter ride is you get to simulate quidditch. my son was obsessed with that. we did it once. then we did it again. and the second time, just as we were at the end, there was a hiccup in the ride. the ride stopped for a second. as i was kind of like this. with a massive [ bleep ]. and i had my 6-year-old son sort of sitting next to me. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> and i was, "are you okay?" and he's like, "dad, i'm fine." i'm like, "i'm not, i'm

[ bleep ] myself!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you have your stick? you didn't have your stick? you had the ride going again? >> my elementary twig. >> jimmy: you always have to have your stick. what else have you been doing with the kids? >> well, my kids -- are not spoilt, but this week they have been spoilt. basically, when i was a kid -- >> jimmy: you're on vacation. >> we're on vacation. when i was about their age, i once -- my brother and i thought we were going on holiday to france with my parents. and it's only a couple of hours' flight from london to france. and a couple of hours in, i was whining to my mom and dad about, "it takes so long, why is it taking four hours to go to france?" and they're like, "because we're actually going to florida to disney world." it was the greatest experience. i've fulfilled all of my childhood dreams by using my kids as an excuse. we went to disneyland as well. >> jimmy: you did. >> we went all in. >> jimmy: you did, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and did you go to "star wars"

land too? are the kids into that? >> they're -- again, my son is -- he's called luke. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] >> i walked around going, "luke, you are my son." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i am your father." is it uncomfortable for you to be at a theme park attraction for a movie you haven't been in? [ laughter ] >> i feel like that's quite a pointed question. [ laughter ] i mean, it's not for the lack of trying. >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah, i've auditioned for so many movies in the past that had many -- >> jimmy: "star wars"" movies? >> "star wars" amongst them. >> jimmy: do you remember what part? something big? >> i auditioned many years to play -- at the time we weren't told what it was. that's the irritating thing about auditioning for those huge movies, they don't let you read

a script. you have no idea what it is. i just knew it was a "star wars" film, potentially to play a baddie. and so -- they don't give you the script. they give you script pages. i kind of worked out from looking at them, there's a bit of something from "star trek," a bit of something from "pride and prejudice" -- >> jimmy: really? >> i found myself going into this audition knowing that i was auditioning to play a "star wars" baddie. i did this -- what i thought was -- i got into it. i did this sort of mr. darcy/elizabeth bennett scene in my darth vader voice. [ laughter ] it was a wonderful casting director called me, who has been very generous to me in the past. s ooid i did seven, eight takes of my sci-fi, weird, romantic, screwed-up father voice. eventually, "eddie, have you got

anything else?" "no." "do you want to go?" "i think i should." >> jimmy: do you find when they say at the end of an audition, "you got anything else" that you didn't get the part? >> yeah, tends to be the case. >> jimmy: good advice for actors. eddie redmayne is here. his show is "the day of the jackal." we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of “jimmy kimmel live” are brought to you by snapdragon, at the heart of the devices you love! to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this relief. rinvoq can stop further joint damage.

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i wish i had that one. >> jimmy: beguiling, some say. [ laughter ] >> it was amazing. the jackal is an assassin. but he kind of morphs the way he looks. >> jimmy: an assassin, also a master of disguise. which i love that idea. first of all, he's a sniper. he can shoot somebody super thousands of yards away. also, he's really good at makeup. [ laughter ] >> really good. really good, exactly. >> jimmy: and really fast at it, too. >> great with mascara. yeah, he's got quite a few skills. >> jimmy: a master of language as well, yeah. >> that's true. one of the -- really, for me, i had so much fun making the series. it's kind of -- i grew up watching -- it was a movie, based on a very famous book and a brilliant movie from the '70s. i kind of love that he's a bit of a peacock. he changes the way he looks. he's a bit of an actor, really. >> jimmy: you weren't born when that movie came out. was this something you watched

with your family? >> i did, it was my dad's favorite movie. >> jimmy: oh, wow, he must be thrilled. >> he is thrilled. he told me not to [ bleep ] it up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did he ever take you to "the day of the jackalland" when you were a kid? >> i would have fought for that. >> jimmy: the jackal, will you be dressing as the jackal for halloween tomorrow? >> that's a good question, actually. i haven't got my -- my kids are fully harry pottered up to the eyeballs. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> there's a whole kind of different things with halloween in the uk. >> jimmy: yeah, it is different, huh? i've heard -- i was talking to hugh grant about that. >> what was he saying? >> jimmy: what do you find to be the biggest differences? >> first, it's smuch smaller. yeah, you get dressed up as a kind of frankenstein, maybe a witch or a wizard. >> jimmy: the classics. >> the classics. many years ago, i was making a film in the uk, a period drama called "the other bolin circle."

scarlett johansson and natalie portman were there. they had a halloween party. because they were american, they wanted to celebrate this day. i turned up as a -- some sort of -- probably a bolt in my head. they went fully -- i mean, natalie arrived as one of the pink ladies with a troupe of pink ladies from greece. i'm like, that's not halloween. that's dress-up. and it was at that moment that it was revealed that basically here you can just raid your dress-up cupboard and put on whatever you want. >> jimmy: but there you don't. that's interesting. is it true that hugh grant -- >> everything, we kind of take whatever you guys do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so now -- okay, all right. >> also the sweets thing. again -- >> jimmy: you didn't have that? >> we do a bit with the trick-or-tre trick-or-treating. but then all your things went viral, now it's sort of -- >> jimmy: you know what, we've infected and ruchbed the world.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: she is an emmy-winning star of "abbott elementary." watch it wednesday nights here on abc or stream it the next day on hulu. please welcome sheryl lee ralph! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, wow. you smell really good and you're sparkly and everything. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? how's everything? >> everything is wonderful.

i work with great people. i have a lovely job. and i'm enjoying every day. >> jimmy: you have a great show, a really great show. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> jimmy: the first kind of like real show that i watch with my kids. >> oh, i love hearing that. it's such an intergenerational show. and when i travel, people always want me to know that they make appointments with their family to watch the show together. and it just makes me feel so good. >> jimmy: it is one of those shows that you can. [ applause ] >> wait a minute. i have something to tell you. >> jimmy: okay. >> i have been longing to tell you this. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> okay, when i get introduced in philadelphia, my husband, we were just dating then, he takes me to this great arts center. it's called the kimmel center. it holds the ballet, it holds the philharmonic, it's the orchestra. and i was so proud of you. [ laughter ] and i said, "my god, look what

jimmy kimmel is doing." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, no. >> yeah. i met mr. and mrs. kimmel and they were like, "no, wrong kimmel." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sydney kimmel, i believe is his name, a very generous guy. >> yes. >> jimmy: donated to nyu and philadelphia. a lot of people mention them to me. they think i'm related to him. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: i can assure you the kimmels i'm related to have no money at all. [ laughter ] [ applause ] those aren't our kimmels. >> oh, well. >> jimmy: we're from the brooklyn kimmels, yeah. they're not as successful. >> it's all right. you make up for it. >> jimmy: i would love to be adopted from that family. i'm available if they're looking. >> okay, the next time i see mr. kimmel, i'm going to suggest that. >> jimmy: please do. >> yes, i will. >> jimmy: i'll sign papers you can carry around with you. [ laughter ] my dad's leaving me like a bowling ball, you know?

you know, long before "abbott elementary," quinta brunson, i think you know some of my favorite shoes are those norman lear shows. >> yes. >> jimmy: including two of the shows that you were on. one of them was "good times." >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] i was vanessa the contessa. >> jimmy: we have a clip of that, actually. >> my sister over here, frogface. >> we were just going to go bowling. would you guys like to come? >> no, thank you. the night air is just murder on my lip gloss. >> real class. real class. >> jimmy: i love that. >> you've got to start somewhere. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good place to start. >> thank you. >> jimmy: was it exciting to be on that set? >> oh, my goodness. first of all, that was my second job. my first job on tv was "the jeffersons." >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ]

>> yeah. and to go from that to this, it was just -- it was wonderful. because they were all big stars. you know? and you looked at them and you thought, maybe i could do that one day. there i was. so, yeah. >> jimmy: i remember vanessa. which character did you play on "the jeffersons"? >> i was mr. jefferson's secretary, and my line was wonderful. "don't forget your wife's birthday, mr. jefferson." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you auditioned for that? >> yes. absolutely. >> jimmy: that's great. >> under five, it worked out, sherman hemsley -- it did work out. sherman hemsley and i stayed friends my whole life until he passed away. >> jimmy: you met him there? >> yes. he played my dad on "designing women." the last job we did, we played together, he played my father-in-law. >> jimmy: he was great, wasn't he? plus plaus one of those guys that you can't imagine anybody

else in that role. >> oh, no. he was just perfect. if you ever saw the original prole victorious, he sings. he was a singer, i should say that. he's in heaven now. look where we are. and he was just a great man. really great man. very kind, very giving. he was also from philadelphia. >> jimmy: oh. >> which you are not. >> jimmy: like my family isn't. [ laughter ] you had a halloween episode tonight. >> i love it. it was very sad for us this year because we were all in very furry costumes. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> it was 107 degrees outside. >> jimmy: you really think about -- i would think, i wonder what time of the year it was when they had to pretend it was halloween? >> baby, it was hot. [ laughter ] oh, it was hot. i could not believe it. at one point, when i had to dunk my head into that water because it's all about bobbing for apples, i was so thankful. [ laughter ] "thank you, god, thank you."

it was rough. >> jimmy: your character, barbara, has had a tradition at the school which was the kids would bob for apples. >> yes. >> jimmy: but then as is customary now -- >> nobody does that. >> jimmy: time passes and people go, we can't bob for apples. >> it's disgusting. >> jimmy: it's unsanitary. >> it's unsanitary. people spit in the water. it's little kids. eww! we don't do it anymore, and barbara cannot understand it. >> jimmy: i have to say, i don't understand it either. i'll tell you what else is unsanitary, elementary schools. [ laughter ] >> oh, very much. oh, very much. >> jimmy: i mean, if we're going to extend that, we should not send the kids to school. [ laughter ] >> because, you know, they cannot keep their hands off of each other. one of them gets sick, they all get sick. >> jimmy: they all get sick immediately. >> spread it around. >> jimmy: is barbara based on one of your teachers? >> you know, barbara howard is basically based on my dad, dr. stanley ralph. i would say he was the male version. >> jimmy: really? >> oh, yeah. my dad went on -- started as a

music teacher, ended up a principal, then a college professor. he had some incredible students. eddie purchasefyfy was one of his students. >> jimmy: wow. >> oh, yes. flavor flav was one of his students. >> jimmy: wow. was flavor flav on time for class? [ laughter ] >> neither one of them were on time for class. >> jimmy: oh, really, yeah. >> flavor, every time he sees me he's like, "sharon! talk to ralph and the re yano, talk to ralph for me to play the piano, yeah!" [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's great. have you discussed this with eddie ever? >> oh, gosh, yes. whenever i mention my dad, when i used to see eddie, he would say, "dr. ralph." so there was some history there with dr. ralph. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and eddie murphy. py father used to say, "there's only one student i really just wanted to kill, that eddie murphy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? wow. >> but it was always with a certain kind of love. >> jimmy: well, yeah, sure.

that's dr. ralph for you. >> thank you. to this day his students will call up and say, "dr. ralph what he did for me." >> jimmy: that's nice. that's nice. it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: the show, if you haven't seen it, you should. "abbott elementary." watch it wednesday nights 9:30 on abc, then the next day on hulu. [ cheers and applause ] sheryl lee ralph, everybody! we'll be right back with magdalena bay. >> lou: the “jimmy kimmel live” concert series presented by snapdragon, at the heart of the devices you love.

evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving."

slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. >> lou: the “jimmy kimmel live” concert series presented by snapdragon, at the heart of the devices you love. >> jimmy: thanks to eddie redmayne and sheryl lee ralph. apologies to matt damon. “nightline” is next. but first, their album is called "imaginal disk." here with the song "image," magdalena bay! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪

♪ what's the best you've got i forgot ♪ ♪ all my common sense i need all the common sense ♪ ♪ time to start the clock from the top ♪ ♪ i need confidence confidence in medicine ♪ ♪ but oh my god 22 more minutes oh so hot ♪ ♪ meet your brand new image ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm the best you've got true or not ♪ ♪ i've got common sense i've got all the common sense ♪ ♪ time to let me in let's begin let's begin ♪ ♪ there's no heaviness just over the precipice ♪

♪ but oh my god 21 more minutes oh so hot ♪ ♪ meet your brand new image ♪ ♪ oh my god just a few more minutes oh so hot it'll be much clearer ♪ ♪ but oh my god make me in your image oh so hot through a two way mirror ♪ ♪ oh my god only one more minute oh so hot ♪ ♪ but oh my god make me in your image

oh so hot through a two way mirror ♪ ♪ oh my god only one more minute oh so hot ♪ ♪ meet your brand new image ooh ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] this is nightline. tonight, giselle's baby news. >> the 44 year old supermodel reportedly expecting a child with boyfriend joaquin valenti. the internet is blowing up. i