>> i would love to work with daniel day-lewis. >> hinojosa: oh, daniel day-lewis, okay. >> yes, i mean, hopefully, if... i don't know if he watches this show... >> hinojosa: okay, we're going to try to get that to him. >> please, i would love that. >> hinojosa: all right, and besides daniel day-lewis? >> i... you know, i want to... for me, i want to work with directors that i respect, like quentin tarantino. he's crazy and i love that about him. he's just... >> hinojosa: so if you get any of these jobs you'll let us know. >> i will let you know, but i'm... here's the thing-- it never ends. i'm always excited about everything that comes my way and things that are different, things that are unusual, anything outside the box. anything that breaks stereotypes, anything that makes people talk. >> hinojosa: so it will be until the next time when haaz... >> well, i'll just drink more of my bourbon here. >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) haaz sleiman, thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. >> hinojosa: it was really a pleasure, good luck. >> pleasure, thank you so much. >> hinojosa: we'll see you

. >> daniel day-lewis. >> seth: cassandra, show me daniel day-lewis. el day-lewis? >> he's on the five. >> seth: no, cassandra, that's lincoln. >> oh, you mean the loud guy? >> seth: all right, that's enough. josh, you ready to go? >> yeah. >> seth: there's a tv show that dad loves. he's asked us both 100 times if we've seen it. no matter what we answer, he still explains the entire plot of the show to us. name that show. >> "shameless." >> seth: cassandra? the show is showtime's "shameless." josh, just for fun, give me a little bit of dad explaining the plot of "shameless." >> oh, have you seen this show. it's great. bill macy, william macy. he plays this guy. he keeps -- >> seth: yeah, i've seen it. you've told me. you've told me -- >> yeah, but like there's this one episode. they go into the house -- >> seth: yes. >> they go into this house. >> seth: you don't have to tell me the whole episode. that's fine. okay. yeah, yeah. >> they go in to this house and it's like -- >> seth: very good. you get a bonus point for that. >> and the kids are great. the

i mean, that is so much better than daniel day lewis by a lot. >> so what's the truth?ut of the bag. >> i'm sorry. this is debbie. my video was fake. >> and their ears and the whiskers and the nose. >> debbie is actually actress and comedian kara hartman. >> i have always done characters and weird little videos for my friends and my sister and my brothers. >> in june of 2011 kara is in her bedroom when inspiration strikes. >> the line came into my head, i want to hug every cat but i can't because it's crazy, and that made me laugh. so i was like, i should do something with that. >> that something is a fake online dating video using the alias debbie. >> hello, my name is debbie. every time i'm introduced to a debbie i automatically think she loves cats and just improvised the whole thing. i love cats. i promised i wouldn't cry. the art of fake crying is just, you just get really overwhelmed and embarrassed and just kind of cover your face and just give me a second. like that. >> kara uploads the video to youtube. >> i had no intentions of it going viral, nobody seeing it

there were some real big shots there: spielberg, daniel day lewis, the guy that wrote the script.y were all there. so there were frankly a lot of prima donnas there, including all the senators. so it was an exceptionally difficult feat to pull off. coordinating attendance for 100 senators. they all wanted to go and see this -- these famous people. so she was preparing a panel discussion with the cast and crew, all while following school district capitol protocols as to who could go where and what we could do and the places we went. but she had a secret weapon, and that was her. she didn't know it, but that was the secret weapon. she took care of every possible problem, coordinated every single detail, even down to a make-shift concession stand in the lobby. it was a wonderful event, marvelous event because for the briefest moment it brought the senate together in a spirit of unity that we hadn't had in some time. it all happened because of her. she is very devoted to her family. her mom, lois, who she has talked to me about endlessly and of course her deceased father. i was trying

and so right when daniel day lewis was doing lincoln, i heard him say he wanted to find lincoln's voicet's very different than dr. cox, who was up in here. >> and he also swallows a bunch of gravel before he goes on. >> yeah. >> that's good acting. >> painful, but it works. >> skylar, for people just coming to the show, season one, starting season two, set the scene for what we're watching. >> it's kind of like romeo and juliette in the workplace. i work on the top floor, very successful guy. and the girl i fall in love with works on the ground floor, kind of a different like class battle there. and my boss is not a big fan of mixing that kind of relationship with work. and there's -- we're just surrounded by crazy characters and we keep it grounded and we keep it funny. it's a blast. >> there's something about the office space, if you'll forgive the term. >> nice, willie. >> that you sort of mastered. >> what are you trying to do here? >> you'll forgive us. dylan and i were on youtube watching clips of you for "office space." >> once you said it the way it was written, mike was general