looking at. broke out at 1030 this morning. upwards of 3000 acres burned. right now, tens of thousands of people have been evacuated. the winds have really started to pick up this evening. now, we've also learned that a third fire has broken out because we also have the altadena fire, whichs the eaton fire. that one's in altadena. and now we have one in sylmar, which is in the san fernando valley. some homes are being evacuated. and this is exactly what we've been talking about, that people have feared because of this wind, an ember flies and can fly really far. and the next thing you know, you have a new fire and you have more chaos for firefighters because the locations are separate and they're going to stay with these strong, gusty winds all the way through tomorrow afternoon. i do think by tomorrow evening there will be some marked changes in the wind as it will be dropping. but look at these flames in this video. i mean, it is so ferocious out there. once it gets caught on a house and it starts, there's no way to put it out at this point. the way, the way things are going at this point, i think it's going to be

pretty stunning for people when they wake up in the morning and see the devastation that's happened just in 24 hours. of course, we're going to continue to follow all of this and our next newscast today in the bay at 5 a.m. we'll [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- pamela anderson, andrew rannells, musical guest lil baby, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2074! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. that's a hot crowd. [ cheers and applause ] welcome! thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] let's get to some news. well, guys, everyone's talking about this. today mark zuckerberg announced that meta will no longer fact-check posts on facebook and instagram, and users will now have to correct any false posts themselves. [ light laughter ] unfortunately, i have no idea if that's true 'cause i read it on facebook. [ laughter ] i don't know. [ cheers and applause ] i'm a little concerned. i mean, this is like chipotle announcing that it's ending health inspections. you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ]

but it's an exciting time at meta. i mean, facebook is turning into twitter, and apparently mark zuckerberg is turning into jack harlow. [ laughter and applause ] so, uh, nice look. that's right, if you're keeping track, fact-checking is gone from facebook and twitter. right now wikipedia is like, "how did we become the responsible one? i mean, come on." [ laughter ] i'll admit it's not a bad idea for instagram. i mean, it's tough when someone posts a photo of their cute new baby and the message pops up saying, "correction, this baby is uggo." [ laughter ] and you go -- well, guys, the country is still dealing with freezing temperatures as millions of americans are getting slammed by an arctic blast. yeah, it's brutal out there. although according to facebook, it's 85 and sunny. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i like that. yes, temperatures across the country are in single digits. it's so cold donald trump and elon musk spent the day spooning each other. [ laughter ] that's right.

[ cheers and applause ] it is so cold -- >> steve: how cold is it? >> jimmy: it's so cold this morning president biden had chains put on the tennis balls of his walker. [ laughter ] should chain 'em up, yeah. some political news, following justin trudeau's announcement that he is resigning as canadian prime minister, president-elect trump wants the united states and canada to merge. [ light laughter ] right now everyone who moved to canada after trump won is like, "well, i guess it's off to the north pole. [ laughter ] i mean, what do we do? where do i gotta go to -- what do we do? i don't know what to --" [ cheers and applause ] if you think america's divided now, imagine if half the country spelled color with a "u." [ laughter ] yep, trump wants to merge with canada. i feel like we're close to him offering a throuple with mexico. [ laughter ] you guys see this? today donald trump jr. visited greenland right after his father talked about buying the island.

yep, don jr. is visiting greenland, while eric is on a a recon trip to legoland. [ laughter ] "i'm building that wall, dad, one brick at a time." [ laughter ] meanwhile, today during a press conference at mar-a-lago, trump spent a lot of time discussing water conservation. watch this. >> the water comes out of the shower. it goes drip, drip, drip. [ light laughter ] when you buy a faucet, no water comes out, because they want to preserve, even in areas that have so much water you don't know what to do. it's called rain. it comes down from -- it comes down from heaven. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'd honestly listen to hours of him explaining what he thinks rain is. [ laughter ] he's like, "when a cloud gets sad -- [ laughter ] snow is god's dandruff. [ laughter and applause ] it just falls. he scratches and --" well, switching gears, i saw that disney is going to combine

its hulu live tv streaming service with fubotv. yeah, check out the announcement i saw today. >> disney's hulu live is proud to partner with fubo to create the premier streaming service hobo. good god, no! [ laughter ] hulu and disney are revolutionizing tv by partnering with fubo to create udtf? wait, that's bad. [ laughter ] fubo is partnering with the magical world that brought you mickey mouse to create f.u. mickey mouse. [ laughter ] worse. disney, hulu, fubo. a new way to stream, even on your phone. introducing nu fone, hu dis. [ laughter ] nope. disney's hulu live is partnering with fubo to bring you live hos. oh, god. [ laughter ] look, at least we're not called peacock. >> jimmy: all right, there you go. [ cheers and applause ] it's interesting. whatever they're call it, i'll watch. whatever it is, i'll watch it. well, as everyone knows, we're right in the middle of dry january, and i read that there's been an explosion in the popularity of nonalcoholic mocktails. yep. here to discuss his bar's

mocktail menu is new york bartender ethan beverly. ethan. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, jimmy. man, it's great to be here. >> jimmy: so tell me about some of your most popular mocktails. >> yeah. well, folks absolutely love the tea-tini. now, that is iced tea, simple syrup, and one juiced meyer lemon. that goes for $18. next we've got the -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm sorry, sorry. why -- why does that cost $18? it's just iced tea. >> and a juiced meyer lemon, jimmy. [ light laughter ] i think you might be forgetting the care, labor, and frankly, artistry that goes into the juicification of a citrus fruit. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: sure. [ laughter ] what else do you have? >> for only $23, we have the mermaid elixir. now, that is pineapple juice, limon-ah-de and gah-tor-ah-de. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you mean lemonade and gatorade? [ laughter ] >> i see someone has many a a stamp on his passport. >> jimmy: okay, i guess.

what else you got there? >> the blissful burgundy bramble. >> jimmy: ooh. for $35 -- >> jimmy: $35, really? >> just wait till you hear what's in it. >> jimmy: okay. >> a special concoction, deep crimson in hue, conceived by -- well, some call him a lunatic. i choose to see him as a a visionary. a man who was so passionate about his creation he was known to burst through walls to deliver it to his patrons! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: are you -- are you talking about the kool-aid man? is that kool-aid? [ laughter ] >> touche. you clearly have a a sophisticated palate, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> now, finally, for $300, you can feast your lips on a drink that comes in its own unique container. >> jimmy: ooh. >> much like the famous moscow mule, but instead of a copper cup, imagine, if you will, a a shiny metallic pouch, almost like that of a steel kangaroo! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that -- that's a a capri-sun. >> i -- i don't know what a a "capri-sun" is, but i know

that only a seasoned professional is able to open it. you must puncture it with a a special cylindrical sipping device. >> jimmy: all right, thank you very much. get out of here. [ cheers and applause ] a mocktail bartender. you can't do that. >> otherwise it can go right in your eye. >> jimmy: it's very hard. thank you. >> you'll go blind. >> jimmy: thank you. it's hard to do. [ cheers and applause ] can't do it. "lemon-ah-de." and finally, the consumer electronics show kicked off in las vegas today. and one company debuted a a vacuum with a robotic arm that can suck up small objects. [ light laughter ] guys were like, "yeah, vacuuming, that's definitely what we use the robotic sucking arm for." we have a great show. give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. what a fun show. what a fun show we have for you tonight. she stars in the critically-acclaimed movie "the last showgirl." it's in theaters everywhere this friday. pamela anderson is here tonight!

[ cheers and applause ] rave reviews. also, one of my favorite actors. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: man, i think i've seen every broadway show he's done. he is one of the most talented guys in the business. he's starring in the new broadway show "all in: comedy about love," beginning january 14th at the hudson theatre. andrew rannells is joining us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] talented man! >> steve: delightful man. >> jimmy: ooh, speaking of talent, we got some great music from lil baby! >> steve: hey! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "wham." "wham." >> steve: "wham"? >> jimmy: "wham" is the name of the new record, yeah. guys, right now i'm about to play you some real songs from real bands that i think that you should avoid. it's time for my "do not play" list. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ do not play do not play do not play these songs these songs ♪ >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: some goodies. >> steve: these are reals. >> jimmy: these are -- before we start, i want you to know that all -- every artist and every song i'm about to play for you is 100% real.

okay, these are actual -- [ light laughter ] quest,hese are actual bands and actual songs. you can get 'em on amazon -- wherever you get your music, spotify, deezer. >> steve: sure. sklimbly. >> jimmy: limewire, i mean, whatever. >> steve: napster, whatever it is. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wherever you get your music, these are real. >> questlove: okay. >> jimmy: these are real. so let's see what's on my "do not play" list. you think these are --? >> questlove: yeah, i think you guys make 'em up backstage. >> jimmy: no, i don't make them up. [ light laughter ] look, here's the first one. here's philip thomas katt. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: wasn't he in -- >> steve: ptk. [ light laughter ] >> questlove: oh, come on. >> jimmy: so the song is called "autumn." there's phil there with a a guitar. and definitely not photoshopped under a tree. [ laughter ] maybe he was busy. maybe he was busy. >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: how long is autumn? it's not that long, right? a couple -- >> steve: like, three months. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: you're recording an album, three months is nothing, you know? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: so he couldn't get outdoors. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: plus, it's a a beautiful electric guitar. you don't want to bring that outside. >> steve: no, it looks like he had a fall. [ light laughterer ] rimshot ] >> jimmy: his guitar is a a little autumnal. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's got kind of a

a little -- >> steve: like a sunburst. >> jimmy: yeah, a little sunburst there. anyways, i'm excited to hear what he's gonna sing. this is phil thomas katt. this is "autumn." ♪ ♪ autumn takes the summer and takes the green away ♪ ♪ but i can't let it take you from me ♪ >> jimmy: okay, that's good. thank you. that's good right there. that's -- that's interesting. that's not the music i thought -- was expecting that he would sing. >> steve: no. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but there you go. that's -- i got to do more research and listen to more of him. yeah. this next one is a a singer/songwriter called devon vail. okay? >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: the song is called "it's always a lit room when my baby comes to town." [ laughter ] that's sweet, right? >> steve: except when he takes a picture. >> jimmy: well, yeah, i mean, the album cover, i think you want to have a dark room. [ laughter ] because maybe his baby is not there yet. >> steve: yeah, 'cause she's not -- when she gets there,

it'll become a lit room, right? >> jimmy: when his baby comes to town, the room will be lit, and we'll see where he is. [ light laughter ] but i have no idea. he's in the abyss right now. >> steve: could be anywhere. >> jimmy: one with his ideas. but this is his song for his baby. this is devon vail, "it's always a lit room when my baby comes to town." ♪ ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ >> jimmy: all right, sorry. stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. okay. >> questlove: play the song. [ light laughter ] yo. >> steve: what? >> questlove: play -- play the song. >> jimmy: it sounds -- that was the song. [ laughter ] >> questlove: no, start the song. >> steve: is it gargling? >> jimmy: it wasn't gargling. it sounded like someone was shaking him a little bit. [ gargling ] [ grunting ] you know those toys, the cow moo, where you're like -- [ imitating moo boxes ] it sounded like someone was shaking that. can we just play the beginning, just one more time? ♪ that i understand. [ audience clapping in time ] ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ >> questlove: ha!

♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ >> jimmy: all right, that's good. all right, there you go, all right, i got you, thank you very much. devon vail, everybody. the clapping helped, actually. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: not bad. >> steve: i mean, he got lit in a room. >> jimmy: oh, this next one is from an artist called mr. shammi. >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: here's mr. shammi there. [ light laughter ] it's called -- >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: -- "why u kick my dog?" [ laughter ] >> steve: "why u kick my dog?" >> jimmy: "why u kick my dog?" is the name of the song. and it's mr. shammi. that's his logo, a tiny lightning bolt -- >> steve: oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: -- over the "h." all right, let's -- this is -- i want to understand this. it's called "why u kick my dog?" ♪ you came outta nowhere nowhere kickin' with a wild flare flare ♪ ♪ my pup just looked at you you ♪ [ audience clapping in time ] ♪ why'd you kick him too why'd you kick him too why you kick my dog dog dog ♪ ♪ all he did was bark bark bark ♪ why you kick my dog dog dog you left him with a mark ♪ >> jimmy: that's perfect. that's good. that's fantastic. i actually like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: "why u kick my dog?" >> questlove: that's you.

>> jimmy: no, it's not me. i'm not doing any of these. [ laughter ] they're all real artists. >> questlove: that's the song from the christmas album, i know it. >> jimmy: no, it's not off the christmas album. it's not. "why u kick my dog?" is not on my christmas album. >> steve: 'cause you let the dogs out. >> jimmy: yeah, but apparently it's a problem. he said, "u kicked him too." >> steve: yeah, so there's another guy kickin'. >> jimmy: someone else kicked his dog. >> steve: two people are kicking his dog. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, look, you should not kick a dog. >> steve: especially two of you, right? >> jimmy: no, but it's -- he had two incidents. >> steve: he just barked once. that's what dogs do, man. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what he said. anyways, inspired mr. shammi original. >> steve: shamwow? [ light laughter ] [ dog growling ] >> jimmy: all right, uh -- [ laughter ] all right, we're down to our last song. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: so yeah, i'm sorry. [ audience aws ] it has to -- sorry. but the bit has to end at some point. this is by a band or an artist called boompa yo. [ light laughter ] >> steve: boom-pi-o. >> jimmy: boompa yo, yeah. >> steve: boompayo. oh, there you go. >> jimmy: and i don't know if that's the person -- [ laughter ] >> steve: wait a second. >> jimmy: i don't know who it -- >> steve: is the umbrella in the mouth? >> jimmy: i don't know, it just

looks like -- whatever it is. >> steve: toilet bowl cleaner? what is it? >> jimmy: looks like a fun party. [ light laughter ] hey, if any kids are watching, don't drink windex. [ laughter ] it is not funny on tiktok. it's not funny anywhere. >> steve: don't eat the tide pod. >> jimmy: this is boompa yo.o. let's take a listen to this song. it's called "wosop." ♪ wosop everybody in the house tonight wosop wosop ♪ ♪ wosop everybody in the house tonight ♪ [ audience clapping in time ] ♪ wos-ooh-op wosop ♪ ♪ this party gonna kick into hyperspace disco balls spinnin' lightin' up the place ♪ ♪ wosop everybody in the house tonight wosoooop ♪ >> jimmy: wosoooop! ♪ wosop everybody in the house tonight ♪ >> jimmy: i like this one. that's all the time we have for "do not play." [ cheers and applause ] if you have an album or a song you think that we should use, send it to us at donotplay@tonightshow.com stick around. we're playing "box of lies" with pamela anderson when we come back ♪ wosop wosooop wowosop ♪ >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> mm-kay. ♪ [ cheers ] [ light laughter ] a group -- ♪

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to "the tonight show." we're about to play a game called "box of lies," but i'm gonna need some help. she's an icon and a very talented actor who you can see in the new movie "the last showgirl," which is in theaters everywhere this friday. please welcome pamela anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, my god. come on. welcome! >> okay! >> jimmy: welcome, welcome, welcome. okay. here's how this works. we have nine mystery boxes containing objects no one has ever seen before. on your turn you pick a box, take out the object, and describe it to your opponent. then they have to guess if you're lying or telling the truth. >> okay. three rounds.re gonna play pamela, you pick the first box. which one should she choose? [ audience shouting numbers ] >> jimmy: aggressive. >> one. >> jimmy: aggressively -- >> one. >> jimmy: alright. >> okay, one. okay, do i take the whole box? >> jimmy: you take the whole box off. >> okay. okay, this is physical labor -- ooh! >> jimmy: well, be careful now.

okay, now you pull whatever's in there out. >> okay. >> jimmy: and you put it in the -- yeah, in this space over here. >> very special. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> mm-kay. ♪ [ cheers ] [ light laughter ] hmm. i have to explain to you what's in it? >> jimmy: yeah, you -- or -- >> okay, um -- a group -- ♪ >> jimmy: okay, it's a group. >> -- of people making tomato sauce. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a group of people making tomato --? >> yeah, one of them is a a neighbor of mine. >> jimmy: okay. >> was. >> jimmy: one of them was a a neighbor of yours. that doesn't -- >> yeah, kind of. >> jimmy: that doesn't help me at all. where are you -- [ light laughter ] what -- in van -- in british columbia? >> in malibu, actually. >> jimmy: oh, in malibu. >> yeah, when i used to live there. >> jimmy: okay, and -- >> so there's -- yeah. >> jimmy: so a bunch of celebrities, maybe? >> i don't know how you would even know what this is. how could you even -- [ laughter ] there's celebrities. yeah, there's celebrities. >> jimmy: there's celebrities, and they're making -- >> multiple celebrities. >> jimmy: and what do you mean they're making tomato sauce? >> they're making like a

a roasted tomato sauce. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you mean they're -- so making a roaoaste tomato sauce. so like, a bunch of people, like, around a pot or something? [ laughter ] oh, man, you are so busted. >> well, it's just the beginning stages. >> jimmy: pamela anderson, you lie! >> no! [ laughter and cheers ] ♪ no, the people that invented the smurfs were my neighbors. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? >> yeah, that's true. that's actually a true story. and they're making tomato sauce. and -- so i think. >> jimmy: yeah, they kind of are making tomato sauce. all right, very good. that's good, yeah. that's very well done. all right, very good. >> okay, thanks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can put that box over there. which box should i choose? [ audience shouting numbers ] i'm hearing -- i'm hearing a a lot of -- i'm hearing a lot of fours. [ scattered cheers ] so the acting begins -- [ strained ] -- now.

>> oh, it's heavy. >> jimmy: aah! >> it's heavy. oh, gosh. >> jimmy: well, the acting starts now. >> okay. >> jimmy: oh, man. whoa! >> how do you even -- this is a a strange game. >> jimmy: whew, whew. that was really very, very heavy. >> so it's light. >> jimmy: and -- oh, no, no, no. ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ in my box -- [ laughter ] i have two pickles playing pickleball. [ laughter ] >> well, it is a popular sport. >> jimmy: yes, it's -- >> so it could be in the box. >> jimmy: yes, it's one of the most -- yeah. we're always up to date on our show. trendsetters on "the tonight show", so we always know what the next sport is. and so we thought it'd be funny to have two pickles playing, hello, pickleball. >> i totally believe you, you're telling the truth. ♪

>> jimmy: yes, i am telling the truth! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> oh, my god. yeah. i mean -- >> jimmy: yeah, i was telling the truth. >> okay, well, good. i won. again? >> jimmy: all right, but i'm gonna come back. here we go. pamela, choose one more. here we go. this one -- [ audience shouting numbers ] >> i hear people saying -- okay. [ audience shouting numbers ] >> jimmy: seven, there's -- >> five. five, okay. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: i'm not looking. >> you're right, this is really -- ooh. >> jimmy: oh, my -- oh. [ laughter ] all right, this one -- wow. this one's worth 10,000 points, by the way. >> oh, my gosh. 10,000? >> jimmy: i just was informed -- i was s just infmed by the judges, this one's worth 10,000. whoever wins this, wins the whole thing. ♪ >> oh, wow. this might be one of my favorite things ever! it's fuzzy, and dangerous, and there's a moon involved. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's fuzzy, it's

dangerous, and there's a moon involved. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >> jimmy: can you explain it in any more -- it sounds like the troll doll roasting tomatoes. >> and i think it's on the -- there's a moon involved, but it's kind of backwards. >> jimmy: a backwards moon. the sun? >> no. i mean i'm not allowed to tell you. >> jimmy: no, you're not allowed -- 'cause you -- >> no, it's -- i wish i had my glasses on, 'cause there's something else. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: something else is happening, okay. ♪ and this -- all you can tell me is that it's fuzzy and that there's a moon involved? >> there's a moon involved. yeah. >> jimmy: i feel like this is very vague. i don't even know if i can make a decision. is there anything else you can describe? >> a family of fuzzies. [ light laughter ] then there's a moon. >> jimmy: all right. there's possibly a family -- >> of fuzzies, and there's -- >> jimmy: -- of fuzzies, on the moon. >> but it's backwards. >> jimmy: it's backwards. >> come on. >> jimmy: backwards fuzzies on the moon. i don't know if you could be making this up. [ laughter ] pamela anderson, i'm gonna say you tell the truth.

>> of -- always tell the truth. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: ah. howling -- howling on the moon. >> see, there's the moon. >> jimmy: yes, the moon! [ howling ] >> and i just don't know --- [ cheers ] what does it say? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, "bazinga," yeah, yeah. pamela anderson, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] i'll give you the win. you got -- you got the win. [ bell dinging ] come on. we're talking with pamela after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so i'll be doing it for two weeks and then you will come in and make your broadway debut. i was thinking that like because i have been here a a handful of times i'll fill in for you here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my gosh. that's a great idea. >> 'cause like i've seen it up close and like a think i get it. [ laughter ]

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is getting incredible reviews for her performance in the critically acclaimed movie "the last showgirl."" it is in theaters everywhere this friday. everyone please welcome pamela anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: exactly right, come on! ♪ yes! welcome. ♪ they love you. >> oh, that's so nice. look at that. >> jimmy: we love you. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's got to feel good, huh? come on. >> feels good coming here, this is the big leagues. >> jimmy: yeah. oh, come on, please. i'm so happy to have you here, 'cause i'm just so -- i'm a big fan of yr work. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i actually was really taken by the documentary that came out.

was that last year, or was it --? >> last year, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, and it was called "pamela, a love story." and it was fantastic. and your son, brandon, had something to do with it, right? >> well, brandon produced it. he put it all together. >> jimmy: brandon's my favorite, by the way. i watch "the hills" -- "the new beginning, the hills." >> oh, he'll love that. >> jimmy: oh, he's my fave. i love him. >> yeah. >> jimmy: tell him i say "what's up." >> he's my favorite, too. >> jimmy: he was my fave, i love brandon. but i watched this, and i'm going, "what don't i know about pamela anderson?" and there's so much i don't know. >> like, everything. >> jimmy: like everything, seriously. [ laughter ] i mean, it was so raw and open and real, and i love that you did that thing. i was wondering if you could tell everyone how you got discovered, 'cause it was one thing i took from this. i was like, "i did not --" you were at a football game? >> i was at a football game, i was at a bc lions game and i had a labatt's t-shirt on, and the camera man zoomed in on me and put me up on the jumbotron all night. but i was just kinda, "doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then i was on "monday night football," and then, you know, people called. and "playboy" called, and i came to l.a. it was my first plane ride. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah.

>> jimmy: but you became like, a labatttt's -- >> beer girl. >> jimmy: a beer girl? >> yeah. >> jimmy: from being on the jumbotron? >> yeah, from wearing like, one of those half-tops, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i just love that -- i did not know that was the story. they just -- they thought you were stunning on the jumbotron. they're like, "we need --" and then you were a labatt's, and then you went "playboy," and then "baywatch," and then the rest is just -- >> and then the rest, yeah. >> jimmy: history. >> and then there's a blurry couple decades. [ laughter ] >> from "baywatch" to broadway, who knew?. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: everything. congrats on the great reviews of "the last showgirl." >> thank you. >> jimmy: i guess this documentary kind o of led to this, a little bit, in some way, right? >> yeah, well gia saw the documentary, and she could just see someone. thank god she could see through the nonsense, you know, and see that i was a woman aching to express herself. "just bursting at the seams," she says. so it was nice that she gave me the opportunity, because that's a skill in itself, to see past all of the nonsense. >> jimmy: yeah, can i just go through some of the reviews you've gotten here? "w" magazine put you in their best performances issue. you were nominated for a golden globe and a gotham award. let me tell you something.

[ cheers and applause ] "pamela anderson is a a revelation. the role feels built for anderson. a career-redefining performance." congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! >> thank you. >> jimmy: what do you -- what do you think when you -- when you hear all of these accolades? >> i mean, it's exciting. it's surreal. it's really exciting, 'cause i always thought that i was capable of more than just running around in a bathing suit. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so, i figured, you know, i wanted to give this a shot. and i poured everything into it, and i'm really glad that everyone loves it, and it's not even in the theaters yet. i mean, it's gonna be out friday, so i hope everybody goes to see it. >> jimmy: yes, we'll go see it! [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a little indie film. we shot it in 18 days. >> jimmy: you shot it in 18? >> shot it in 18 days in las vegas. and, you know, it was shot on film too, so the stakes were high. i mean, it was really incredible, fun. >> jimmy: here you are, here. this is -- i mean, the whole thing that goes into this, this is a kind of a thing that doesn't really exist anymore, the showgirls. i mean -- >> i know, it's the icon of las vegas, but it doesn't exist anymore. >> jimmy: of course. >> kind of like, "out with the old, in with the new, that's

how it is." >> jimmy: but you learn things as you're watching, like the headdress and how heavy it is. >> oh, yeah. well, usually the girls only wear them for couple of minutes on stage, but we were wearing them all day, like, leaning against the wall. they get on the horn and say, "take off the headdress." >> jimmy: every time they're like, "and action," you're like -- "uh, uh, hi. uh, okay." >> i mean, it's a -- it's a a real skill to walk down the stairs with them. >> jimmy: course it is. >> it's like 50, 60 pounds, you know? and there's the backpacks with the feathers. and, you know, they make it look easy. >> jimmy: yeah, you know, exactly. >> it's a lot of work. >> jimmy: it's a lot of work. >> yeah, it's a beautiful art form. >> jimmy: when you got the script, did you go like, "oh, yeah, this is for me, i could do this, i can nail this"? >> i could -- i could totally see -- hear the voice in my head. i was like "nobody else could do this but me." of course, other people could do it but me, but i was just in love with the role. it was just so great. [ light laughter ] so, i mean, no, i had to do it. i mean, i really hope people love it, 'cause there's so many generations of women hitting the crossroads of redefining themselves, and it's a very relatable story. >> jimmy: yeah, and i love the cast as well. we love jamie lee curtis. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: she's going to be on the show tomorrow. >> that's so great. you're going to love her. >> jimmy: no, i love her so much. >> she's so wonderful. >> jimmy: and dave bautista. >> dave bautista. he's such, like, a gentle giant. i didn't know that he didn't

have hair. [ laughter ] i saw him with the wig, and then when i saw him -- >> jimmy: no, he's got a giant wig, yeah, yeah. >> then i saw him at the party, and i was like, "oh, my gosh, he's wearing diamonds, and pearls, and this suit." and i was like, "where's my gentle giant?" [ laughter ] my gosh. >> jimmy: but when you're doing this, did you research real showgirls? did you talk to people? >> yeah, i had the showgirls come to my house. i had tea with them, and we talked show girlstories, like what they do -- what they did after the show, what they -- all the, you know, showgirls dos and don'ts. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which are, you know, they're not burlesque. they don't wear pasties. that was a big deal. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's really important to know that. >> jimmy: but it must be tough having a gig, that's your gig, and then it goes away. and you go, "now what do we do?" >> well, it's all about reinvention. i think everyone -- it's very relatable in many different fields. i mean, you're -- even just the mother/daughter story, in the -- it's really touching. and how we all have to beg forgiveness to our adult children, because there's no perfect way to do it. >> jimmy: no. >> no perfect way to be a a parent, especially in this industry, if you've been objectified in any way, having your kids go through it with you. so, i really empathized with her, with shelly.

>> jimmy: congrats on this performance. i want to show everyone a clip. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: here is pamela anderson in "the last showgirl." take a look at this. >> you guys, our show is legendary. >> it is, but the razzle dazzle, it's old. it's the last show of its kind on the strip. >> that makes it so special, the fact that it's the last one. it's a show. it's the costumes, the sets. >> look, it is a dinosaur, shelly. >> i think we're getting notice tomorrow. >> are you kidding? you heard this from muffy? >> yeah. >> oh! what is wrong with you? >> jimmy: yeah, jamie lee. >> you gotta love jamie. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pamela anderson, everybody!

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! look at you. come on. you, my friend, you are a stud. come on. >> here. you know what? this is my 11th time. >> jimmy: hey! >> on your show. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> does that count for anything? >> jimmy: that's amazing -- yes! >> do i get a prize? >> jimmy: yes, you get a prize. >> all right. >> jimmy: yes, you get a a playbill. yeah. >> 'cause this is sort of what i was thinking. so, i'm doing this play, "all in." >> jimmy: i'm excited about it. but i'm a little nervous as well. >> well, thehen, why a you nervous? >> jimmy: well, i'm nervous because i'm also going to do this play. when you -- [ cheers and applause ] no, no. but i -- >> how about that? >> jimmy: no, but i need your help because i'm not a broadway star. >> oh, i can't help you. i can't help you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but i'm -- yeah. i'm doing this for six shows. >> yes, right after me. >> jimmy: right after you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i'll be doing it for two weeks. and then you will come in and make your broadway debut. i was thinking that, like, because i've been here a a handful of times, i'll fill in for you here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> yeah.

>> jimmy: that's a great idea! >> because, like, i've seen it up close and i'm like, "i think i get it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think i get it. >> right? >> jimmy: i'm a fan of broadway. and i've had you on the show many times. you've been -- josh gad has come on with you a couple of times, who is amazing as well. >> sure, sure. >> jimmy: and i love being -- [ light laughter ] i love being -- i love being a a fan of you guys. but i don't know if i'm ready to, like, go on the stage in the theater and it's live and -- >> is there something specific that you're like, "i am nervous about this?" so, basically the premise of the show is simon rich has written these really brilliant sort of short-story monologue things about love and dating and relationships. and four actors are on stage. and we basically just kind of read these short stories. >> jimmy: so, i was told this. >> that's what we were told. >> jimmy: i was told i'm just reading out of -- >> by the director. >> jimmy: correct. >> alex timbers. >> jimmy: alex timbers. >> and then it turns out, john mulaney, our friend, memorized the whole damn script. [ light laughter ] so, he's sitting up there not looking at it at all. so, i think if we get [ bleep ] on this it's gonna be his fault.

[ laughter ] ] >> jimmy: i think we just read it. >> let's make a pact. although we're not doing it together, so -- >> jimmy: i know -- >> but you'll be doing it with -- also with the same people i'm doing it with, lin-manuel miranda. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: that's right. >> and nick kroll. >> jimmy: aidy bryant. >> aidy bryant. >> jimmy: aidy bryant. bryant as well. >> i mean -- so this is going to be fun. it's gonna be fun. >> jimmy: so, you start -- wait, now you start -- >> i start a week from today. >> jimmy: week from today. >> so, i had my first rehearsal today. >> jimmy: and is it -- is it just reading? >> is it terrifying? >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, yes! i'm freaking out right now! >> no, it's going to be fun. it's going to be fun. alex timbers is the brilliant director who's directing this. he directed "guttenberg" which josh gad and i did last year. >> jimmy: that's the last time i saw you -- >> yes, when josh and i came here and acted like fools. >> jimmy: and then i saw you on the stage on broadway doing "guttenberg." >> yes. >> jimmy: and you were unbelievable. tony nominated. no big deal. come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> the show was nominated. yeah, it was -- it was really fun. >> jimmy: and you were just -- >> it was really fun to get to do that with josh. josh, not that he needed like any convincing to do that show 'cause he really did want to come back to broadway, but i often have to talk him into doing things that i think are going to be fun.

like i made him do the macy's day parade with me last year. [ laughter ] not pleased. and then -- >> jimmy: yeah, he was like, "what'd you make me do?" >> more recently -- >> jimmy: this is my favorite. >> i tricked him into going on celebrity "wheel of fortune." >> jimmy: talke to me -- >> because here's the deal. >> jimmy: talk to me about this. i'm very excited. >> here's -- okay. so, if you get asked to be on "celebrity wheel of fortune," two things. somebody thinks you are a a celebrity which is wild. and josh and i are like, "we're not really celebrities." but -- and you get to be on "the wheel of fortune." >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> so, i was like, "yes. obviously we're going to go do this show." it was very nee wracking because there's a lot of rules about the wheel. [ laughter ] you laugh -- >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> there could be wheel injuries. >> jimmy: oh -- >> yes. >> jimmy: stop it righght now. >> it's much heavier than you think. and they tell you, like, where to plant your feet and where to hold on and engage your core. and don't -- >> jimmy: use your -- engage your core? >> yes, engage your core. >> jimmy: no one says engage your core at all to you.

>> and it is heavier than -- so i was very nervous. it was me and joshad and katharine mcphee, who is so lovely and funny. >> jimmy: she's amazing, yeah. >> and so, the three of us are playing. and she goes first. and she spun that wheel like really effortlessly. i was just like, "okay, so, i just don't want to --" >> jimmy: she engaged her core. >> i don't want to fall into the wheel. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, you know, she guess there like -- she's like, "is there a 't'." and they said, "no, there's no 't'." so, now, it's my turn. so i, like, really am focused on spinning this wheel. >> jimmy: and not falling down. >> and staying up right. i don't want to rip my pants or vomit. so, i spin the wheel. and they're like, "what letter do you want?" and i say, "t." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's great. i think that's great. >> 'cause i was so nervous. >> jimmy: i think that's great. you've got a "wheel of fortune" fail which is even harder than -- >> a real bad one. >> jimmy: that's a great thing to go -- >> but -- but we're not supposed to say how it ended but i made up for it in the end. >> jimmy: yes! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] >> you'll be proud. you'll be proud of me. >> jimmy: you're one of my favorites and i'm happy to be in this show with you, making

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to pamela anderson, andrew rannells, lil baby, once again! [ cheers and applause ] "wham." and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. thank you for watching. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." good night everybody, bye bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- quinta brunson, actor and comedian matt rogers