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comedian amy poehler gave that idea a funny twist when she invited brown to do a cameo in the movie she not going to believe who's in this restaurant. >> rachel dratch: you'll never guess. >> paula pell: cher? >> dratch: no, no, no. ready? >> brenÉ brown! >> brenÉ brown!? >> whitaker: of course they can't resist interrupting her dinner. >> emily spivey: how can i be generous in my assumptions of others when i hate most people? >> maya rudolph: mmm, good one. >> brown: here's the thing. we can't be generous toward other people without boundaries. >> rudolph: yes, brenÉ, yes. >> pell: boom. boom on the boundaries. >> brown: so, boundaries. >> boundaries. yes, oh my god, message received. >> whitaker: it's easy to miss, but the two women sitting to brown's right in that scene are her real-life friends laura mayes and karen walrond. do people actually come up to her, like she's their best friend? >> yeah. yeah. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: she gets that a lot? >> walrond: she gets a lot of-- "i was afraid to come up to speak to you, but brenÉ brown would tell me to be-- ( laughs ) courageous, so

tonight -- amy poehler. author david sedaris. and music from superm. very much, thank you. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us. on a, relax, thank you. on what will be, on the first of what will be many primary election nights. tonight, it was new hampshire's time to shine. the polls have closed. and, if all goes well, we should have the final results of the democratic caucus by june 28th? i don't know, how long will it take? this caucus system, it's confusing. but the reason they start them, the reason the primaries begin in iowa and go to new hampshire is so that we know what the very whitest people think first. the stakes are high for all the candidates in different ways. bernie sanders is from nearby vermont, new hampshire is one of his strongholds. he is expected to do well. going into tonight, bernie had 12 delegates, and no hairbrushes. you know who else was in new hampshire? last night the president was in manc

definitely abuse it and use it for other things so it was like my ladies, maya rudolph's kids, amy poehler like, "guys, probably this weekend, probably there's a talent show. so think about what you're gonna do so there would be times where i would be screaming, like, "get off of your screens. go practice for the talent show." and it would kind of work. >> jimmy: wow. >> so everyone really brought it, and then the other thing was super cute was we realized kind of like in the half hour before that we could probably get links to all -- as many as we could of the grandparents and so right when we went to do it, it was like my mom was able to get on. amy's parents. emily spivey's parents in north carolina, and it was so cute shoemaker watched it from -- >> jimmy: no way >> people were like, "i'll watch it i have nothing to do." friends of mine in florida and so everyone -- it was so sweet to see everyone like come together on the zoom, and archie arnett, amy's son archie was the host he did an awesome job. rome spivey did -- he did a sketch that was an old emily spivey's cut for time sketch a

lil yachty, sueco the child from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, amy poehleraris will join us tomorrow, with music from super m. and later this week from "american idol" katy perry, lionel richie and luke bryan. chris pratt, lucy hale, huey lewis, and music from andy shauf and sam hunt. please join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is one of the great actors and one of the rare white men who looks good in a hat. his latest motion picture is "the call of the wild." it opens in theaters february 21st. please welcome harrison ford. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? very good to see you. did you watch the oscars last night? >> they were last night? [ laughter ] oh, man. >> jimmy: you missed it again. you didn't even go when you were nominated for best actor, right? >> what? >> jimmy: yeah. you were nominated for "witness." the movie "witness." you were nominated in 1986. you did not attend the oscars. >> well, i had a lot of homework. >> jimmy: last time you were here -- >> it's old news. >>. >> jimmy: -- or maybe it was the time before. i don't remem

knew what i was doing. [ laughter ] >> seth: and you've known poehler for a long time, you met amy poehler good friends named ragsdale lived with -- >> seth: i'm so glad you have a friend named ragsdale. >> ragsdale, i mean, and he's just what you would think. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> like ragsdale gave me my first neil gaiman comic book >> seth: oh, there you go. that's a classic ragsdale move >> ragsdale is like, "you know, you can clean the resin out of that thing." [ laughter ] he had all the tips. >> seth: yeah, yeah, we all need a ragsdale you're lucky, you had a sensei and a ragsdale [ laughter ] >> ragsdale lived in a house with matt besser, one of the founders - >> seth: one of the ucb founders, yes. >> of upright citizens brigade and so, amy and i met at parties over there, making mischief. and we did -- we recognized one another in a sort of sibling way of like, "hey, you know, like, you're a class clown, i'm a class clown. and she would always just punch me [ laughter ] and i was like, "yeah, i've been friends with her for a long time, she punches me when i see her. >> se

. >> hey, there's a great moment in the amy poehler movie "wine country" where you play yourself andaurant. and you lecture them on boundaries. you draw the boundaries like this, with all these people working from home and dealing with family boundaries, how do they go about gently drawing the line and saying, hey, this is my space and my time? >> you know, i got to tell you, like for me and my family, it's my 20-year-old who's, you know, used to living by herself off at college that has been -- she's shown me the way this time because she is the down and said, you know, here's what's okay, and here's what's not okay. and so i think checking in -- you're like, i know you love me and you're happy to have me home, but here's what works for me right now. and we are all just asking each other, you know, here's what's working, here's what's not working. but the minute you shut down the communication about what you need, resentment is a really festering thing when you're sharing space involuntary with a lot of people. so i think asking for what you need is great. >> all right, brene brown,

mike scully, fantastic writer >> yes >> seth: his wife -- is it, judy >> julie >> seth: julie and amy poehler> seth: and it is genuinely so great to have you here congrats on the amazing run on - >> thanks, man thank you. >> seth: ty burrell. "duncanville" airs sunday nights on fox we'll be right back with susie essman [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ it every night. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. a load with as few as 8 dishes, is all it takes to save water. an energy star certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle. while handwashing uses that, every two minutes. so, do it. run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. the surprising way to save water. become a celebrityhat sort accountant?"ould i tell them, "nobody should." that's what they pay me for. not enough, though. not nearly enough. " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." isame is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. k