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show. zach gala fa knack dis, aubrey plaza, and music from weezer is on the way. i don't want to bring everybody down, but -- "penthouse" magazine which has been in business since 1965 will no longer continue in print. for those of you who were too young to remember, m magazines were like paper versions of the internet except instead of clearing our browser history you would hide them under your mattress. "penthouse" magazine will still be available online, same deal as "playboy" who is going to stop printing soon. they were very different magazines. "penthouse" you couldn't even pretend you were reading it for the articles. "penthouse" was more of an

pretend you were reading it for the articles. "penthouse" was more of an anatomy lesson. they've both been banished to the worlddwide wide web which is sad for me because i guess it means my "dear penthouse" forum letter is never going to get published. it was all lies anyway. morning. a global twitter outage. twitter was down for six hours whicich iscaryecause, you know, the only social media outlets we had for six hours was facebook, youtube, snapchat, instagram, and vine. i thought of something very clever this morning. i was forced to o share itith my wife. didn't even get a like. it was terrible.

and then dan called me back and nipple area paid attention to. so don't do that. and i was like, great. well, now he thinks that i wanted to do that and -- it was a lot of really fun moments like that. >> jimmy: do you feel like you earned his respect as an actor because i mean, he's o of the all-time greats? >> i don't know. i mean, how could i kn? but i hope -- i had a couple moments with him, like i mean, the first half of the shooting process i heard from my agent that -- who had spoken to his agent that he was legitimately

was going to show up. i'm a lile embarrassed. camera. you can -- >> they told me it wasn't going to read. but it's a side effect for some medication that i'm taking. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i didn't mean to -- >> i have body dysmorphia. >> jimmy: you do? that's where you don't like certain parts of your body. >> well, i think i'm short. >> jimmy: so you think you're short? >> yeah, i think i'm short in real life. i i know i'mot.

i've been here, jimmy. >> jimmy: kind of a long time. you had a baby since then. >> yeah. i have - [ cheers and applause ] i have a 2-year-old son. i forget his name. but, yeah, it's fun. my son likes political humor. >> jimmy: he does? >> yeah. this is one of the jokes that i do f him. do you mind if i -- >> jimmy: not at all, no, go ahead. >> it's a usual. you just be the -- >> jimmy: i'll be the -- >> yeah. okay.

that going on. she's the voice of ambien. >> jimmy: of somehow it works out well. you and louis have known each other for how long? >> well, i mean, he -- he was kind of established comedian in n new york when i was first starting. so he was -- i think he was writing on the david letterman show and i would see him and gigs and through the years i would see him and he called me to do this and i didn't have any confidence in doing it and i still don't have any confidence now that i've seen it. but it's -- i'm just real lucky and happy that it's just this weird show that, you know, i'm kind of even trepidatious if people will like it or not. it's weird enough that people will think it's interesting >> jimmy: with mainstream america it's not g going to the "big bang theory." but i thought it was unbelievably funny. >> thanks, jimmy, very much. >> jim: i consumed it like raisinettes. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: not just for the movies, either. you can have them at home. >> what are...