>> no response. i am picking up some kind of signal. they are jamming us. >> magnify, mr. sulu. what is this? >> shields up, red alert. ( cheers and applause ) ? red alert, red alert red alert ? abort, abort do not, do not ? ? >> james: that was a clip from "star trek beyond," which is in theaters this friday. you have to go and see it. congratulations on the movie. >> thank you, thank you very

>> james: you are, as always, brilliant in it. what is going on with captain kirk right now? what do we see in the movie? >> you know, it's funny, the first two films, this is our third film. the first two films, he is kind of the impetuous maverick, angry young man dealing with living in his father's shadow. and he's kind of railing against the system that essentially killed his father. he is three years into the five year mission and he's contemplating what is next for him, if there is anything else for him. >> james: we had z here on the show the other day. and we've worked together. and you and her, and we both have something in common to talk about. and she said this about you: >> i love chris. but he's always hungry. this man eats. like, his stomach is like a bottomless pit. >> james: it's insane. >> and we're like, eating and like, i can't sit the way he sits. chris sits like he has, like, a superhuge package. like, he sits, like, tall. >> james: you are absolutely right. >> "i'm so hungry.

and then it's like-- then it's like-- food everywhere. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> james: what about-- i mean-- ( laughs ) the question i got is, do you care to address this? but look at here! but this is true, right? how and why do you eat so much? >> so many crumbs on your suit! >> james: how do you stay in this shape, eating this volume of bread? yeah, you didn't think this through. you didn't think this through, did you. >> maybe it could be a softer baguette. >> james: yeah. ( laughter ) >> you got some-- >> good god. ( laughter ) hold on. ( laughter ) >> james: imogen, are you a big eater? >> yeah, do you want some of this? >> yeah, i eat--

i do eat, i do eat from time to time. >> james: reggie is eating a salad, you are chomping into this, what's going on? ( applause ) >> want some? >> james: no, i can't, i'm on like a diet where i can't eat bread. >> here. >> oh, no. >> james: yeah, not "oh no," look at me. i need to do something. you now, you're about to go on a summer break. >> yes. >> james: do you-- ( laughter ) you're about to go on a summer break, what do you do on your summer break? what is a poots summer break? ( laughter ) something that i have got to work on, it has to do with my ( bleep ), because-- >> hey! imogen! >> when i tell a story-- ! >> you're wasting all this salad! hey, it's the five second rule! ( laughter ) >> james: the five second rule, you're absolutely right. >> nothing is wrong with it. >> james: so, is this the problem, you gesture too much? >> basically, if i ask for something, i don't know, like a bottle of water or something, and i confuse people because it

so, i say "can i have a bottle of water" and people look at my hands and are very confused as to what i mean. so i have to work on just sort of sitting on my hands-- ( laughter ) >> james: what, are you auditioning to play henry the 8th? look at this. that is a turkey leg! >> i don't know if you ever checked back behind this, there are like four, incredible mini fridges, that are just full. >> james: i never have. >> good stuff! >> james: i >> there's a whole, yeah, this is a whole-- look at that. >> oh, that's disgusting. >> james: that's just sensational, that's a-- amazing. that's incredible. >> what is it? >> it is a turkey leg. >> james: it is a turkey leg. that's one of the best things have i ever put in my mouth. it's absolutely incredible. >> you want? >> i'm not making eyes at it. >> james: it's absolutely incredible. so what, yes, that is your problem? you can't even-- you have got crumbs all over you. ( cheers ) >> oh no.

tight. but you are, in your time off, are you going to do something? >> i've got to work on one tricep, i met a guy named elliott, actually, his name is ellis, he said you have to be in someone's crotch, when you do that. >> james: what do you mean? >> someone squats down, they are always in very close proximity. >> who are you training with? >> this guy. >> james: where did you find this trainer? that is, like,-- >> in lost encounters. >> james: where did you find him? >> my gym. and he told me, it is called, like, a skull smasher, but said don't drop the weights, otherwise you will smash your skull. you have to-- it's one of those things. chris, you know what it is. >> james: why just one tricep? >> give it a go, see how it works out. >> james: you want one huge arm? >> you don't want to go totally in, you just want to try the one arm.

>> no. >> keep on doing that. >> james: if someone is watching-- >> ten more seconds, james, you got it nine, eight, seven, six, five, you got it! you're a machine. a machine.

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>> i play kellyann, and she is a rigger, which means she does the electrical side of it. and gets lifted up into the rafters every so often. terrifying but fun. she is part of the crew that tours with the band and is passionate about music and the old way. >> james: the show is all shot here, right? >> yes. >> james: so when you were shooting, you lived in venice beach? >> i did. >> james: how was that, did you enjoy it down there? >> i had a good time, you know. i had a beach cruiser bicycle. and one time, i was coming out of the supermarket and this guy was just halfway through my bike lock with a set of pliers and i hell do you think you're doing?" and i don't know why, but i sort of did an american accent. and he was just about to take my bike and he said he thought it was his bicycle. ( laughter ) >> james: my goodness, i have heard some excuses for my time but that is ridiculous. >> horrifying. >> james: why did you choose to go with that voice? >> i think in a lot of ways, otherwise i would say something

there is an error in your ways." >> james: you are right, if you are british, you can't do it-- "hello, excuse me, i think you will find that-- no, okay, you're gone, all right, no worries." >> exactly. >> james: hey, what are you doing, man? my bike! yeah, that's the way to do it. now, talking of voices, this is a hugely exciting moment-- chris pine has been nominated for an emmy for his voice role, on a brilliant animated film, "supermansion." >> james: do you enjoy doing that sort of animated? >> i love it. it's just freedom. in the booth, i work with this lovely man named zeb. and they would be like, what voice do you want to do, are you interested in doing a hitman? >> james: yeah, sure. >> then we turn around and have fun. and i remember i actually-- so, years ago when i was doing it, i was auditioning for this place called west side casting down in santa monica. and i drive all the way down there and get all gussied up and i'm auditioning for some sort of whatever, ivory soap commercial. and i would always see these guys over in the corner having

they would be in sweatpants, long t-shirts, three-day-growth beard, hair all askew and they were the voice-over actors. and that is the gig i want. that's it. >> james: that's it. >> so i am going to eat and eat and eat. >> james: and you just get more handsome. what are the chances? reggie, do you have a question for any of our guests this evening? >> reggie: yes, i do. tonight's question goes to... poots and pine. traveling around, do you ever get annoyed by the sounds that certain people make unintentionally? if you do, what are those sounds? >> i find it disconcerting, if you think someone's laughing at something you just said and they're just clearing their throat. that happens to me all the time. it will sort of be like a--

>> i'm kind of fascinated, you know the people that, it's a combination of-- like a smile to serious-closed-eye thing, so they will be like-- "i was talking to rebecca and--" you know what i'm saying? you know these people? >> james: i absolutely do. >> it's so-- bizarre. >> james: you are absolutely right, it's so bizarre! >> "and she passed away, but she was very happy." anyway, that's not a sound, it's a thing. >> reggie: i'm afraid that that is correct. >> james: it's absolutely correct! ladies and gentlemen, thank our brilliant guests, chris pine, imogen poots! stick around, we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) i'll call you back. is this my car? state farm knows that for every one of those moments... what? this is ridiculous! there's one of these... sam, i gotta go... is this my car?

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"the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic -- replacing missing teeth with dental implants. and according to my first guest, she says nobody should be wearing a traditional denture. no more dentures. with us, we have an expert on the topic, dr. nicole mackie. dr. mackie, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> so, tell me a little bit about your role as the prosthodontist, and who's the typical patient? >> we don't really have a typical patient. patients can be any kind of walk of life, any different kind of background.

was in an accident, congenitally missing teeth, they were born without those teeth. you can have an elderly person who's been in a denture for years and they're just sick of it. or you can have a middle-aged adult who's just had many different dental problems and they're constantly in a dental chair, and you just want that permanent solution. and my role as the prosthodontist is to help design and make that smile and those teeth beautiful and functional, >> now, you know what i like about you? we were talking about the benefits of dental implants, right? >> mm-hmm. >> and you had this story about that there's very few things in dentistry where the patient are so happy. elaborate on that. >> well, you know, before you're a prosthodontist, you're a general dentist. and, you know, you do great work for your patients, but you never get hugs or the feelings of

but when you're changing someone's smile, thus their life, and their whole mouth is completely different than how they came in, they're crying, they're hugging, and they're expressing so much emotion to you. it's just the best feeling ever. and you don't get that from just a filling or a cleaning. >> at the top of the show, i said, "no more dentures." you don't think anybody should be wearing a denture -- a traditional denture. >> no. no. >> elaborate on that. our technology and our advancements in dentistry, we don't have to have patients wearing dentures. they can have dental implants anchored into their available bone and a fixed set of teeth. and a lot of patients think that they need implants for every tooth. that is not the case, either, anymore. with the way that implants are made now, the surface properties and the way that we can see how they will be in the jawbone,

of information, we know where to put them. a patient could have four implants and a full set of fixed permanent teeth. >> so, permanent teeth. now, you talk in terms of, like, people walk in to your center, some without teeth. >> right. >> and then, on the day of the procedure, they walk out with a fixed set of teeth. >> exactly. >> is that true? i mean, you see that? >> 100%, yep. so, let's say a patient is wearing a denture, and, like i said earlier, they're sick of it. they want those permanent teeth. they have a wedding coming up, and they want to smile for their daughter's pictures. >> okay. >> yeah. and they say, "dr. mackie, i just want to look great and just enjoy this moment with her." so, you know, we design the smile on the first appointment, and we talk about everything that they like and even things that they don't like.

>> exactly. >> okay. >> take some molds, and we actually put their molds on a machine, study the way the jaw interacts, simulating it with that way that they are, and basically, the next appointment, they go into surgery with the oral surgeon, have those implants placed, i go in there, i do my little magic, i put on their fixed, full set of permanent teeth, they come out of anesthetic, i hand them the mirror, and then the reaction happens. this ier personally, my heart melts for them. they smile, they -- they can't believe their eyes. they're in shock sometimes. and some of them are overjoyed immediately. they have been living with either no teeth or really bad situations for such a long period of time that they can't believe that they've come to that particular point that they're at.

feeling. >> in las vegas, i mean, are there a lot of people wearing dentures? is this a problem there? >> it is a problem. there's tens of thousands of people in vegas who are wearing dentures, just like anywhere else in the united states. statistics show about 20 million people are in some sort of a denture. so, vegas? like everywhere else. you know, there's some patients out there, either an upper, a lower, or both. and then there's another group of people, another tens of thousands heading towards dentures. so clearchoice -- >> and that's what you deal with, like, every day. >> yes. clearchoice will help those patients who are either in the denture or are heading towards dentures. and we can give them that permanent solution to avoid wearing the dentures, if they're headed towards them, or get rid of those dentures. you don't have to put your teeth in a cup every night. >> we're gonna take a quick break. when we come back, a little bit about the process of what

goes in. you're watching "the wellness hour." i'm randy alvarez. we'll be right back. >> i do get a lot of compliments about my smile. it makes me feel more self-confident. my teeth just were not healthy. it did change my eating habits. foods started hurting my teeth, like steak, corn on the cob. this was something i had to do for me. and now i can eat anything i want. i would never consider dentures. i had my consultation with clearchoice. >> male announcer: join the their smiles free at clearchoice. call or click to schedule your free consultation with our team of experts. >> everything was all under one roof. the doctors, the surgeon, prosthodontist, the lab. i walked out of there with the teeth that i wanted, all done in one day. i'm extremely happy that i made that investment in me, because i know it's gonna last me the rest of my life. my husband loves them. and i will always have this smile.

>> male announcer: don't wait another day. call clearchoice now. >> you're watching "the wellness hour." i'm randy alvarez. today's topic -- replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. nobody should be wearing dentures. now, you mentioned at the break that there's tens of thousands of people in las vegas with an upper or lower denture. another thousands of people that are about to get false teeth. and if dental implants are so good -- that means people can fixed set of teeth -- permanent teeth -- why aren't they all doing it? what's your take? >> randy, there are so many reasons why. but i'm gonna tell you a few of the major ones. for the denture wearer, they're in a denture, they feel that they're done. they don't have any teeth left. so they feel, what's the point of going to the dentist anymore, unless there's major problems. so, they're out of the loop. they're out of the system. they're wearing a denture, and oftentimes, they have a sore spot.