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. >> stephen: or he thought you were william shatner. ( laughter ) there are philosophical underp there is lots of whiffs of philosophy coming off the show. what do you think it's about? what do you think "westworld" is about? >> i think it's the exen tear that it's presenting is sort of when do we become human and what it is to be human and is there a beginning of consciousness and how do you behave when no one's looking and there are no rules. from a human's perspective visiting, but beyond that we fully immersed in virtual reality and video games an that's all on the horizon and there are people much smarter than i am that know where that's going. >> stephen: does that appear to you? have you done the goggles and exploration of virtual world and all that sort of thing? >> no, i was playing nintendo 64 last night, actually. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: the host on "westworld," the latest generation of h human as to be indistinguishable from human. >> right. >> stephen: how do you as an actor play a probot that is supposed to be indistinguishable from a human? >> jonah no land t

. >> william shatner made the movie. >> the u.s. army used it in ls. it was the language of their made up opposing armies. >> these intellectuals said we can make it better make a simpler language we can learn and everybody can speak to one another. there are two characteristics they were designed by someone to make sense and no one spoke them. government is forced and so what happens when government planners try to run lots of things? they really did try that in the soviet union. it didn't work. nobody tries that any more. >> why didn't it work? after all brilliant soviet mathematicians came up with formulas like these to allocate economic production. this was the brilliant rule for allocating water. the result of all of this planning. >> long lines waiting on shops for hours in the cold. >> inside. >> to show us a few unappetizing cans of fish maybe a chicken you would guess died of malnutrition. %ki=uim9ñaited in line for the products were lousy. east german sigh edgeses designed cars. >> this is what you get. this is a pride of the eastern block. >

then i think for a little while william shatner was leading. [laughter] by morning, nobody knew. it was a complete mess, and they, for the next few weeks, we were the butt of every joke there was every night. and they kept showing on the news, you know, the collections officials holding up the ballots that had been chewed by weasels. [laughter] we didn't know what these people had done to these things. i at the time proposed -- the problem was florida voters were unable to successfully poke a hole in a piece of cardboard. that really is what it came down to. [laughter] so i, at the time, proposed that we have a florida voter-proof ballot which would be you would print photographs of the candidates' faces on the ballot, and you would vote by poking out your candidate's eyeball. [laughter] another great idea that nobody took me up on. so anyway, that was when we became the joke state, and we are to this day the joke state. i think you're probably all familiar with the florida man thing, florida man. there's this web site called the florida man devoted to weird stories out of florid

. >> william shatner's obsession for a deep fried side.araped for a turkey cook off. our turkey expert -- arranged for a turkey cook off. >> good old fashioned home cooking. >> the judges. >> the worst thing is dry turkey. >> to young connoisseurs. the judges go wild for all the side dishes especially the lemon zest mashed potatoes. in the end nonconventional wins out. >> delicious. >> i really do. i think that's my favorite the smoked one. i like that. >> wow. i'm shocked. i didn't see this coming at all. >> smoked turkey smoked the competition. >> put it on your grill and it would be great. >> pan roasted close second but sorry deep fried turkey thumbs down at this thanksgiving table. >> and people plan to fry the turkey, a lot of them do. kron 4 wants to remind you of what can happen if you don't take precautions cooking your holiday bird. how easy it is to start a fire when cooking a turkey. they say read the instructions carefully. set it up outside app safe distance from your home not on a porch like this. and you've got to turn off

vonnie: i am tempted to suggest it might be advertising and william shatner.funny, opentable was just -- in my memory. manycts booking so reservations. every company should do it, which is the day they release earnings, release all the details. -- ane even release president actually put as all of the information out there in a press release and the additional information on that day, and they explain in a little more detail what was going on at opentable. i pulled a quote from the filing where they said, look, opentable's are premised on the significant expansion and it has resulted in limited progress. they are saying opentable was a failure. the notion was that opentable would grow to all of the cities in europe and the way they were able to at hotels in europe. into,oblem opentable ran the primary cities in washington, d.c., and boston and new york and san francisco and los angeles, you need an opentable to secure a reservation of popular restaurants. if you go to the second and third tier, go to des moines and cedar rapids, you may not have the same demand