>> jimmy: in the next episode -- sorry, in the next episode -- i don't know if they have a a clip oreart and it was still filmed in the windy city itself, chicago. >> chi town. >> jimmy: we have another clip? >> oh. >> jimmy: i'm getting word. i have an in ear. i'm getting word. we have another clip. let's take a look. >> okay. ♪ ♪ [ paper rustling ] >> sal! sal! my grandmother left me this album of rare family photos. >> what was that? >> my grandmother left me these rare family photos. >> what? >> look. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: i finally finished my novel. >> you finished your novel. >> jimmy: it's the only copy. >> oh, no! oh, no. that was your only copy. >> our suspect just stole that truck full of ping pong balls. >> ping pong balls? >> he's getting away. >> not if we have anything to do with it. >> let's go. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> that is such a good series. i can't believe it. >> i'm so winded. you're right. >> jimmy: no i mean that was just so -- it was a little windy. see it we only had -- we only did one more episode because we ran out of f

. >>> also here on 6 abc, the drama continues on "scandal" with a brand new episode. here is a preview. >> we agree until this all goes down? >> susan backs off of melee. we can do this. >> even though abby and olivia called a truce to take down doyle. olivia is preparing for a fight on tonight's "scandal." find out tonight at 9:00. here is a look at the 9:00 prime time scandal. "grey's anatomy" at 8:00 and the catch at 10:00 and stay tuned for "action news" at 11:00 with jim gardner. >>> walt disney world has something new at all of its parks this summer for the first time in history. karen rogers has an exclusive behind the scenes look at what you'll see at the florida resort. the new animal kingdom at night. >> reporter: for the last 18 years disney closed at sunset. but now we have a new look at the darkness magic awakens. disney built an amphitheater around the lake to create a spectacular show called rivers of light. >> it combines the celebration of animals and man and nature all coming together. >> and one of disney's most popular attractions the safari will r

he is upset with his dad. >> he feels betrayed, i believe last episode or two episode, luscious broughte, this is your grandmother, i wish you could have met her and he want him on the side. it made it look like luscious is up to his old tricks and being an evil, string puller. >> and it also seems andre was by himself. you are crazy. no one has this condition. andre felt that connection with him. if i know my grandmother had this maybe i wouldn't feel so alone but to know he will just keep it up. >> i think at that point in the show everybody was like again, luscious how low can this guy go. >> why luscious from dwight to luscious there is no correlation at all. he is lying luscious, lucifer. >> that is a a good one. >> we have some other moments here, cookie sisters came back. we saw vivica a fox and they revealed they had secrets that cookie probably would not want to hear. >> i cannot live with secrets. >> it is not a secret. you have to turn it off. >> here's your morning paper and by the way i had luscious murdered while were you locked up. >> i promised i would help luscious stay

series about the civil war or a nine episode or 10 episode series about baseball. these are institutions that are so large and so difficult to get your arms around, but your approach has been similar, and i think there's something comforting about a ken burns project, because you know going into it that there are gonna be certain standards, and certain visual cues and audio cues, and you know what you're getting even though the subject is different. that has been a deliberate decision on your part. - it has been deliberate. i mean style is, you could say, is just the authentic application of techniques. all craftsmen, all artists have lots of techniques at their disposal, but if you - but it evolves. - and it evolves, but if it's done organically, honorably, then people recognize. this is why you can go into a gallery and there are all paintings. you go, "oh, man. "i get it, that's all de gah." i've tried to live that way, to not let technology be a tail that wags the dog but rather control the technology to serve something that's not glamorous, but to serve a comp

they had a shakespeare episode and a black and white episode and a musical episode.ell, i'm at a loss. i don't know what a flying fig is. >> that's okay. they do. >> there is no trouble on the set. >> we have a very volatile relationship. there is a hate-love element to it. >> the flirtations were great and bruce and -- glenn karen kept them apart for a long time and bravo to him. >> and they took the sam and diane dynamic from cheers and escalated it. cheers was will they or won't they? "moonlighting" was, do they even want to. >> stay away from me. >> here i come. >> but i don't want you. i never wanted you. >> yeah, right. >> does entertaining mean stopping the tease of dave and mattie, do they get together at some point? >> that is going to be resolved this year. we like to think of it as two and a half years of foreplay. >> people were waiting for this moment and your emotions are already there so when "be my baby" starts playing, it is a perfect storm of romance. ♪ hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswa

they had a shakespeare episode and a black and white episode and a musical episode.ig about the lines in my feet, t the -- >> i don't give a -- >> well, i'm at a loss. >> that's okay. they do. >> there is no trouble on the set. there is no trouble on the set. >> we have a very volatile relationship. there is a hate-love element to it. >> the flirtations were great and bruce and -- glenn karen kept them apart for a long time and bravo to him. >> and they took the sam and diane dynamic from cheers and escalated it. "moonlighting" was, do they even want to? >> stay away from me. >> here i come. >> but i don't want you. i never wanted you. >> yeah, right. >> does entertaining mean stopping the tease of dave and mattie, do they get together at some point? >> that is going to be resolved this year. we like to think of it as two and a half years of foreplay. >> people who had been watching "moonlighting" were waiting for this moment and your emotions are already there, so when "be my baby" starts playing, it is like a perfect storm of romance. ♪ hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by b

today the show taped its 1,000th episode. alicia vitarelli was there for it's first day so we thought it was only fitting to sender back for a look at the big celebration. this is the celebration for the big milestone today. it's incredible we were here in 2011, 5 1/2 years ago for the first episode in the same studio with the same five hosts and now we are celebrating their 1,000th episode. >> for the chew crew, carla, michael, daphne carlo, and mario. it's a party in here. it's all about food and family, the secret recipe they truly love being here and they love each other. judge this is what we with do if we could. we hang out with friends and make dishes, you have dishes and we are not all the same politically or gas tromcly. >> i think this is how a lot of us grew up. around the kitchen table, joking and kidding and learning lessons and we try to bring it to the show every day. >> we were in the audience for the 1,000th episode. i am sworn to secrecy and i can tell you there are nine celebrity chefs, there are three othe

only one episode left. >> but will they really kill off a major character.e will discuss in my entire wrap, next. spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> okay. welcome to our empire wrap. because empire wrap time and i want to if i have you a big warning, spoil era alert we have big moment to discuss so if you have not seen empire hurry up, watch it because everybody is talking about it, quincy. >> this is arguablably one of the best episode of their entire series. >> real good. >> we will start with rhonda, big question has been who pushed rhonda down the stairs. she finally did something about the fact that she

i have seen every episode. know you have both written, produced, and directed several different episodes. so what is different about season two? mike: alec? alec: well, the biggest thing we have had to deal with is the loss of christopher evan welch, who played peter gregory. and he was kind of the cornerstone of season one. and he was the guy richard ended up going with, financing-wise. and that was a huge, huge hole sort of to fill. and just writing-wise, a challenge to try and figure out what the hell we're going to do with him. emily: he was terrific and i understand he is being replaced by a woman? mike: not necessarily replaced. well -- his firm, she becomes the lead partner, this new character that was not in season one, played by suzanne cryer. but he is -- it is not necessarily one for one kind of -- we did not really think of it as you can replace him with anybody. but we had to write around that. you know, this is kind of -- second season is the story about what happens to a company. it is them going

but a couple of episodes in, you're like, wait a second. >> a couple episodes in you're like, oh, there'sladder, one rung at a time. they will eventually live in the garden and become pure energy in life. >> seth: gotcha. >> yeah. >> seth: perfectly fine thing to believe. [ light laughter ] now the funny thing about this, is this true you were filming and people were walking by, reading the fake literature and being interested? >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] no, i mean the attention to detail. >> seth: when people say how does donald trump happen in this country, that's how it happens. [ light laughter ] somebody walks by and read the prop and is like, i loved it. >> i know. and really, they walk by -- actually in new york, we were shooting in the city. and there was no cameras around, but people were walking by. and they see pamphlets on a table. and it's just an illustration of a man with his arms reached out to the sky. and people were already sold. [ light laughter ] they're like, sign me up. they started reading the pamphlet. and they just loved what they were reading and they wanted mo

. >> it's a very emot episode. >> closed captioning provided by. ♪ okay, ready? whoa!xplosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. >>> it's already swim suit season for two of hollywood' hottest kate hudson and olivia munn and we have the exclusive look inside their bikin shoot. not one, not two but 8 different sexy and sporty looks and it turns out her workout style isn't making her friends at the gym. >> there's the girl at the gym talking to herself and hollaring and singing music. >> kate says knows what to eat to stay healthy but admits she is notperfect. >> when i started to see myself slipping and you can see it, know, then i go back to my protein shakes and my salads and it makes me feel better. >> 35-year-old olivia munn rocks 7 different swim wear for the june issue of women's health and credits intense ma are rtias training and she has a new diet that sounds a little like a math equation. >> 80% of your diet is fruits and vegetables and 20% is whatever. so it can be any kind of meat or b

tonight on "60 minutes," remembering morley safer followed by back-to-back new episodes of "undercoverthat's tonight, only cbs. once again we'll be at the dean & deluca invitational next saturday and sunday from colonial at 3:00 eastern time. jordan spieth among those expected. see how he recovers from this very difficult week, coming off a tough week at the players and let's look at koepka's swing. nick: he's been playing that little fade all the time. as i said, he walked back to the tee, no practice swings or anything. he might have just got it -- peter: just made contact a little inside center in toward the heel and that ended up being a tug instead of a cut and he didn't cross the hard. sergio, on the other hand, did a wonderful job here. he tucks the right elbow, puts it on his hip and just rotates his lower body. just a tremendous driver of the golf ball and does it with pretty much of a descending blow on all of his shots. nick: yes, he always hits down on it and holds that right wrist position beautifully through impact. did you see on the cbs trackman, the curve in that ball

and welcome to sheldon cooper presents: fun with flags, the final episode flagtacular. (gasps) i knew it was coming. still scary. now, i'm sure you're thinking, "the final episode? who will stand between us and flag ignorance?" i know i was thinking that. is this a show on flags or mind reading? but the truth is i can no longer balance a full-time career, a popular internet show, and a girlfriend. and he really does have one, you jerks on the comment board. so as they say, all good things must come to an end. after only 232 episodes. 233 if we include the one somebody forgot to press record on. (quietly): you said you weren't gonna bring that up. (quietly): and you said you pressed record. anyway, please sit back, relax,

this is the first of a two-episode interview.n this first episode, we'll talk about gary shteyngart's memoir and use it to discuss his life up through the publicatio

but also a very uplifting episode which is important and if you remember how tony got his job at ncisill be a good indication of how he leaves ncis. >> first clue, he started out as a baltimore homicide detective so is he going back? all michael would tell me is its a heart w ride. >> is everybody going to be okay when you leave? >> the leaving of show i lo sandra o and some of the greys anatomy people that left. you know how peo handle these things. you don't to be too weird about the departure. >> another thing, is he going to reunite? nearly three years ago his former co-worker and true love left ncis. it seems tonight he rushes to find her after a bombing. but you know cbs isn't giving up anything. >> go. >> but we fans rejoice he'll be back on cbs in the fall. it's based on dr. phil's early career as a trial consultant. also tonight on the seas finale of ncis new orleans tries to stop a terrorist threat. >> we need to figure it out before the bomb goes off. >> the show played host to a who's who of new orleans musical talent and scott gets right in the mix. >> the show averages 1

god, it feels like this episode will never end! >> i know.isagree. i disagree. >> so i do leave -- i get to say wonderful goodbyes to people and, you know, i would say, if you're a sudafed person or whatever -- like some people like benadryl, or you can go straight for liquor, or in colorado -- >> stephen: to prep to see your last scene, i should be on drugs? >> you should be some sort of chemical enhancement, just makes the journey better. you know, because i think the information you're going to have to take on in that family episode is so massive and i would also call work and say maybe arrange an excuse ahead of time because you're not going to work! not after you watch ncis. first of all, you're going to watch it again. you will d.v.r. to square one and be up till be, like, i drank that whole thing? emergency rooms will be flooded. i'm predicting chaos in america, stephen. >> stephen: that actually may be tequila in that cup. (cheers and applause) michael, thank you so much for joining me. >> it's been wonderful. >> stephen: ncis finale

before we begin: a disclaimer and a warning for viewers of tonight's episode. due to news events beyond our control, tonight's broadcast of "the late show" contains graphic material, specifically the phrase: "donald trump kissed various women on the mouth." (laughter) >> stephen: i'm sorry. this material may be unsuitable for some viewers, including children, adults and living creatures with a mouth. additionally, viewers with "eyes" should be warned that we may show images such as this: this... or even this. (audience reacts) it was a slow year at the miss universe pageant. and one final disclaimer: this show will contain references to the fact that donald trump may become president. captioning sponsored by cbs >> announcer: tonight... stephen welcomes jason sudeikis! (cheers and applause) michael weatherly! (cheers and applause) and megyn kelly! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! (cheers and applause) now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! (cheers and applause) hey, everybody! nice to see you up

"mike and molly's" final episode.sa mccarthy gets a little teaay saying good-bye to her co-star. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> and her next tv project. >>> next our throwback thursday with the cast of "the hills" t years later. where are they now? >> i'm all grown up no >> who still holds a grudge and who lives in their parents' house? >>> plus, a max and i just discovered this new dog treat called dentalife. so why the name dentalife? well denta because you know, teeth. and life because he only gets one set of teeth for life. it's really different. see? it's flexible... ...and it has a chewy, porous texture, full of little tiny air pockets that gives dogs' teeth a clean scrub all the way down to the gum line. it even cleans those hard-to-reach teeth in the back of the mouth. now i don't think max really cares about the name. max! dentalife! but you might want to. (vo) introducing dentalife. for life. >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- bindi irwin with her family opening up about her love life. >> my mom and dad really taught about her

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same studio with the same five hosts now we are celebrating their 1,000 episode. for the chew crew, you can consider it their 1,000 party. it's all about food and family. the secret recipe to their success, they truly love being here and they truly love each other. >>> although we may not have known each other or moved in with each other five years a ag, it's like we're having a party everyday. >>> take a load off and get inspiration. >>> we were here in the audience for this 1,000 episode. such an incredible experience, the toast continues in the studios. i can't divulge too much about the show, i've been sworn so secrecy, nine celebrities will be sitting at the table, big name guests will be on the show, you have to watch it this afternoon on 6abc. in the chew studios in new york city, alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >>> 5:27. still ahead on "action news," a woman is on the mend after a fast-moving fire ripped through her home. >>> a montgomery county teacher is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. those stories and more when

. >> seth: it's five episodes, 90 minutes each. and you learn so many things. celebrity of o.j. simpson when you first heard about the case. >> well, i knew he was in "naked gun." >> seth: yeah. >> and i remember the hertz commercial. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and that was about it. >> seth: i will say -- i knew he was a football player, but i wasn't old enough to have watched him play. so i also knew him as the "naked gun" guy. which was tragic enough -- [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: -- for the record, that the "naked gun" guy was having all these things happen. you know, i have to -- one of the things that i feel like this documentary does a great job with is it gives a lot of context to what was happening in los angeles at the time, the rodney king verdict. the very uneasy relationship with the police and the black community in los angeles. >> yes, it does a great job. >> seth: were you aware of all that? being on the inside, were you aware of that going in? did you understand what you would have to -- the hurdle you would have to overcome in regards to tha

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people won't talk about being hospitalized for psychiatric episode or illness experience, or think that the issues of mental illness belong in the political realm for advocating for public policy. so, why the synagogue? >> it's a great question. one of the things that the synagogue uniquely offers is that this is the place where the whole family resides spiritually. and resides and spends their lives there throughout the life cycle. so that we see families cradle to grave and beyond. we see them for multigenerations. we see people at their lowest times and we see people at their most joyous times. and the fact that those people live their lives as part of the congregation means they can bring their full self, that is so important to us. somebody goes to a psychiatrist or psychologist, we're not replicating any of those services that they can get elsewhere, but to acknowledge we are there to support them in other ways. so for example, we're there to support their entire family. often, or we know that mental illness affects the entire family or community beyond the individual. and so we'r

we are at "mike and molly's" final episode. mccarthy gets a little teary saying good-bye to her co-star. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >>> and later our throwback thursday with the cast of "thee hills" ten years later. where are they now? >> i'm all grown up now. >> who still holds a grudge and who lives in their parents' house? >>> plus, the making of a hot >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- bindi irwin with her family opening up about her love life. >> my mom and dad really taught me the value of just unconditional love. [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> enough! >> did you see "empire" last night? shocked. it sent social media i frenzy. here's the big question -- is e jessdone on the fox hit show? >> adding fuel to the fire by tweeting i've thoroughly enjoyed my time w"empire." i love you all, truth. time to make a record. you cannot set up a cliffhanger better than that. >> the thi

we are at "mike and molly's" final episode. mccarthy gets a little teary saying good-bye to her co-star. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >>> later our throwback thursday with the cast of "the hills" ten years latee. where are they now? >> i'm all grown up now. >> who still holds a grudge and who lives in their parents' house? >>> plus, the making of a hot and ste >>> enough! >> did you see "empire" last night? shocked. it sent social media i frenzy. here's the big question -- is jesse done on the fox hit show? >> adding fuel to the fire by tweeting i've thoroughly enjoyed my time w"empire." i love you all, truth. time to make a record. you cannot set up a cliffhanger better than that. >> the thing is, everybody take a deep breath together. rel he will be part of fox's announcement of their new season next week. i'm going to let you do the math. i'm not telling you anything else. >> this is no cliffhanger. monday's "mike and molly" will be on slot. i was on set with the co-stars as they tried to come to grips saying good-bye. do any of you sp

he unlocked almost every episode. [laughter] -- we unlocked almost every episode. [laughter] ken: because we learned something new. too often in scholarship, there is the research, the writing, and boom, don. same thing in filmmaking. you research for a finite period of time, you write the script. it is written in stone, and that's what you shoot and edit. we never stop researching more writing. we were talking today's ago in twoyork city -- talking days ago in new york city about rewriting a couple of the episodes, because we ca know we can say that one phrase. you can fly over the audience without notice, but we want to get it right. or refunded new picture, piece of footage, something. we have a year and a half before it is broadcast. it is supposed to be done. we are not supposed to be messing with it, but we are trying to get it right. we are not going to get the answer, as we have been saying, but we want to raise all those theamental questions and larger, bigger, almost spiritual questions about vietnam raises about what happens when human beings make war on

four to five episode of bush. i've had it. four to five episodes of burn in your lifetime it increases the risk of melanoma twofold. make sure you keep the newborns away from the sun and always reapply this every two hours. >> dr. siegel, you know, hearing dr. samadi talk about the tanning beds. >> i'm not scaring you, am i? >> not at all. information is very good news, but i'm thinking you made me think of something because you see the younger people there. i'm 20 something, who cares. they talk about exactly it, they are getting exposure and in the tanning beds, out on the beach. what will that come bite -- back to bite them? >> it may take years, and you know what? it's understanding something called uvb. there's two types of ultviolet light. one that's easy to know burns the heck out of you. five burns over the course of your lifetime doubles your risk of melanoma and tanning beds will give you that deep penetrating uva light and that's been shown more and more to be associated with skin canner so when you apply your sunsc

we like to give you an early listen to some of the songs from tonight's episode.his morning on "the 9". i am going to find the salt and vinegar potato chips. >> you go, gasia. >> one day only. . >>> it's "live like a star" week, live on the "the wendy williams show"! ♪ >> wendy: you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. my girls have always turned out. i give it to you straight. ♪ >> announcer: here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: yes! come on, now! thank you for watching our show! say hello to my co hosts, my studio audience! [ cheers and applause ] how you

we tried one minute episodes and 17-minute videos and kept trying and we ended up with this 100 yearsormat and it's of course, working. >> "press here" will be right back. >>> welcome back. as we go through some of our best shows this sunday morning, sonia trous was featured recently in "the new york times" as the newspaper tried to understand housing prices in silicon valley. she's a former math teacher who moved to san francisco and asked a simple question, if housing prices are high and inventory is low, why not build more houses? >> i came from philadelphia where we have tons of housing, plenty of housing. and it was philadelphia was built for 2.5 million and now we have $1.5 million. it's our problem was we had to tear stuff down. but the upside is that you have plenty of room. you have real power with respect to your landlord. if you're there and pay rent every month and you're not ruining the house and landlord says i want to raise your rent $100, do it, i'm leaving. that's a real negotiation. landlords kind of -- you keep your renters because it's the devil you know on both si

there are props and set pieces up for sale, sold on behalf of lions gate from the 92 episodes over 7 seasons. screen bid and auction houses specializes in items from tv shows will start the auction on wednesday. many items starting at less than $100. fans can bid online and auction winners receive a certificate of authenticity and a screen shot of where the product was within the show. screen bid charges a buyers fee and takes a cut, delivering the rest to lions gate. >> here is a brand-new montiization for you. and beyond just the, you know, incremental dollars and cents that will fall to your bottom line, it is a wonderful marketing engagement and cultural extension. >> lions gate and other studios benefit not just from incremental revenue from selling items like don draper's glasses or lighter, but also the fact that auctions like these help drum up attention for shows long after they have left the air. inspiring fans to download episodes on itunes or amazon or to stream them on netflix, helping media giants extend the life of their brands. the fact that it is now easy for people

all ten episodes available on louisck.net.ack to the show, louis c.k. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's got to feel good. >> it does, it feels nice. >> jimmy: start with a standing ovation. >> it's very nice >> jimmy: you remember being a comedian and getting introduced and not getting a standing ovation? >> yeah, i remember that very well. [ laughter ] like the first 30 years, you know. >> jimmy: but then you would leave them with a standing ovation. >> no, no, this is my first one. right there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i have a lot of questions for you. this "horace and pete" project. which is fantastic, congratulations on this. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: so many people know you. so many people love you. you put out this thing. no one knew you were making it. nobody had a clue. i know you pretty well. i know friends of you that didn't know anything either. >> that's right. >> jimmy: you didn't tell anyone. >> i told nobody except for the people in the show. >> jimmy: they did know. >> yeah, they did i had to t

one episode of empire left.ef we're counseling down to then tt finale.are just three days away.y three days from the season twosw boy, do they have leave us with doozy of a cliff hanger. hge toran today jones who plays play porsche is here with their ememe moments an preview of what tot t expect. >> empire fans my heart is stils pounding from that unbelievable ending.ng we going to get into that just t moment. jackeen want to introduce to aeo very special guest with usit today. >> we cannot wait to dig into cliff hanger empire big bosse bs executive prows dear eileen.eai. thank you so much for being muc here. >> thanks for having me. >> now, we love having you herer but we'll get right to that lucious jamal fight and crisisri in just second. first here's gabbie to bring yob up to speed on an omg moment. >> ♪ >> omg moment of 17 is bang, bang.bang. >> stop, no! >> it's not just that jamal gets shot. shot. first of all, lucious and jamal get into a big thing and luciouo says something awful as he often does. es >> you ain't nothing to disappointment and th

the second 100th episode. >> we've got two episodes. the first one cloris leach man, which was amazing, this old couple thing they are trying to rekindle their romance. >> he's coming here this afternoon at three to do ao a profile on us. >> the big 100 bob's, a toiletit seat. one of the most important daysas of his life he's going to be be interviewed for a magazine. >> which is this huge, in linda's mind magazine. >> reporter: a few guest stars g will be dropping by to help celebrate the oh occasion. we've got in these episodes, great guest stores like cloris leach man, keenan michael, we have kevin cline, also celebrating the show's renewal for 7th and 8th seasons. >> we're i hear we're on our sixth season. >> we're about to start seven next month. >> feels like it should have been a year ago we started. >> spend time with the elderly: in hollywood fox news. >> its amazing the sim p sons si really opened the door for all these and mate ted sitcoms to come back. >> in they are doing so well 7th and 8th season. >> all right. its known

and he played this character for three episodes. and it was really kind of exciting. >> rose: describe your style of interview. >> yeah, i just need to know some things. i like it to go as freely as possible. i have a general sense of who the person is. and then i don't have any real-- i don't want to dismiss major achievements if i'm talking to somebody who cured cancer, it would be good if i covered that. >> rose: yes, it would. or at least recognize it. >> so i try not to miss-- . >> rose: in the introduction, by the way, he cured cancer. >> yeah. if i forget to talk about that during the talk. but i am not too hard on where it goes. i would like to follow the-- wherever it happens. >> rose: the reason i ask, that is exactly-- i once helped prepare someone who is very good, but i would say to him, here is what i want you to do. you read all this stuff. forget all that. remember all that, but here's what you do. sit at your own computer. and think about who this is. and what do you want to know. >> right. >> rose: that's where you

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