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oh, gosh okay hmm. like a wiener dog? >> like a wiener dog, yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, i might know this person. well, i have to. "if this person was a holiday, what holiday would they be?" >> okay, um, "if this person was a holiday. i'm thinking through all the world's holidays >> jimmy: dude, i love this game i'm freaking out >> i want to say like dios de los muertos. [ laughter and applause dios de los muertos. ♪ >> jimmy: okay i'm going to have to just take a guess on this. fred armisen >> yes [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ♪ we're doing it we're doing it ♪ >> jimmy: why do we get so excited? >> we're doing it! >> jimmy: we get so excited just hearing our friends' names makes us happy it's so fun. >> we're doing it. >> jimmy: all right, here we go, all right -- >> okay. >> jimmy: now you -- now i take them, right? >> uh, you take the first -- >> jimmy: and then, yeah, here we go. >> -- yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, okay >> jimmy: yep, okay. >> okay. got it okay >> jimmy: yeah [ light laught

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gosh, the whole thing was a mistake. yeah, oh, my gosh.love you. [ cheers and applause but i read about this thing recently that you did something where you gave away your clothes or you sold your clothes. >> yeah, i had a big closet purge. and thousands of pieces. i didn't even know it was enormous. and kids, like, lined up, like, overnight. >> jimmy: people lined up around the block >> blocks and blocks >> jimmy: but you weren't supposed to be there it was just your clothes >> no, i think maybe they had an idea that i'd, you know, make an appearance but a lot of kids came and they, like, came up afterwards and like, we didn't want to buy anything we just came to like hang out in the scene and like check out and meet -- meet people. it was like a festival it was wild. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but people came, and you didn't leave you stayed and took pictures with everybody, and said hi to everybody. >> i stayed and stood on those feet, yeah, like 15-hour day >> jimmy: yeah and then, like, saw people leave with your clothes. >> i did a

there was extortion, gosh, the ransom was paid, yes.sband to pay her a million in ransom. moreover, at that time she was completely in debt. i have a friend, an investigator, who served in the same area where margarita titova worked for an ambulance in the 2000s, maybe he knows her, maybe it’s time for us to know something, comrades. hello. once again, hello, we respect the young everywhere, we honor the old , yeah, just a joke, margarit petrovna, we understand that this will be a shock for you, but your daughter is alive, no, i don’t understand, how did it happen that she alive, anya just ran away from home. kidnapped , she says she hasn't heard anything about it, no, well, this is some kind of madness, but where did she live, she started a new life, where, i have the right to know, uh, i'm afraid i can't tell you that, well, yes, she doesn’t want to see me, it’s clear, but we’re sorry, you have someone who could support you, i ask you... but go away, go away, please, of course, do you think she knew that her daughter was alive, well,

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i go, "oh my gosh, this is fantastic.c. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah and -- i mean, gabriela cowperthwaite directed "i.s.s." and matthew vaughn directs "argylle." now, gabriela knew about "west side story" and was like, "yes, we're going to make a space movie now. this seems like the next thing for you to do. and matthew didn't really know -- i mean, he knew about "west side story," but he didn't really grasp that i was playing anita in "west side story. which i was fine with because i really just wanted a job >> jimmy: yeah >> so i made those in the middle of the pandemic and i can't actually believe it now that i'm thinking about it >> jimmy: "argylle" is in theaters february 2nd. that's going to be -- it's just massive. it's going to be giant congratulations on that. when auditioned for that you go, "oh, i want to work with matthew? >> yes well, i just wanted to do things that were so drastically different from musicals 'cause at that point i had made "west side story" and "the prom" with ryan murphy. and i was working o

>> oh, my gosh i love being a mom he is the sweetest baby.let's talk about "echo." you and the show are getting fantastic reviews. we first met your character in "hawkeye." how would you describe your character, maya lopez? >> oh, maya is a badass. [ laughter ] she is on a journey to oklahoma to reconnect with her indigenous roots and she's finding her identity she's trying to connect with humanity >> jimmy: you also worked with great actors as well vincent d'onofrio as kingpin i want you to tell the story, his character doesn't know a a lot of sign language so, you thought of an invention, a new way to know when you're ready to do your lines. please tell us that story. >> of course so, it's really interesting. obviously, as you mention, his character does not know sign language and i was not sure when he was finished with his lines. so, the interpreting team had an idea. and they'd come up with this idea where we used a vibration device and we would put it in my shirt and when he was done with his line, the interpreter would have control of

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oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh, i know.e who would order that >> steve: who would order that some mean person >> jimmy: this next headline was, "argentina's new president sworn in." the headline could have been, "bilbo baggins brings wizard's cane to south america. that would be a cool headline. this next headline is, "british prime minister sunak visits the east midlands. the headline could have been, "dad turning around to celebrate right before bowling ball hits gutter." he's like, "oh, yeah." and finally, this headline was, "kim jong-un to launch new satellites." headline could have been, "man loses toupee, uses tarantula instead. that's all the time we have for "news and improved." we have a great show daniel kaluuya is here josh hutcherson is joining us. and we've got mixology demo from ariana madix. stick around when we come back, we're "freestylin' with the roots. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i could fall asleep in 30 seconds though so, i don't -- i didn't -- they need to under -- it's one of my su

oh, my gosh., no, no no, there, no, no. no, i don't know, i don't know no, no, no, no, no, yeah, no, go in there, go in there >> no, chef. >> 15 seconds, 15 seconds! >> no, no, chef! >> jimmy: yes, "no, chef." yes, chef. all right, sorry, they're from "the bear. okay, here we go >> noooo, chef >> jimmy: yep there we go. [ beeping oh, well, we all know what that sound means -- do we [ laughter ] we all know what that sound means. it is time for the final call. the winner of this next question gets to shove everyone else from the mystery bench into their opponent's booth. >> what? >> jimmy: let's bring out the bench first. elvis impersonator, steve mitchell come on out, elvis ♪ [ cheers and applause wow, there he is >> hey, steve. >> jimmy: well, there he is, steve mitchell right there oh, my goodness. ♪ nice to see you. good to see you, king. next up we also have andy reid's frozen mustache -- >> wow >> jimmy: -- when it was freezing ♪ and finally, legendary philadelphia flyers mascot, gritty [ che