he had a little -- >> seth: oh, gotcha. >>calls that i would use. >> seth: well that seems like a little bit like cheating. [ laughter ] >> yeah. we had actual birds. >> seth: yeah, oh okay. another thing is, well you're riding horses. >> yeah, i'm riding a ton of previous to this film? >> oh, gosh, no. i've been -- i'm bad, bad. i guess that's how i would describe my -- >> seth: okay. >> horse riding skills. >> seth: would the horses agree? do you think they can sense your -- >> most definitely yep. >> seth: okay. >> those horses, they can sense. and they see me, and i'm a big guy, and they're like, "all right, buddy, don't get on me and not know how to ride. [ laughter ] you're too heavy to carry around if you don't know how to ride." and i get on there, i'm like "howdie cowboy!" they're like, ah, [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] but i, you know -- >> seth: have you -- so in your whole career, you've never had to ride a horse for anything? >> never for any kind of movies no. i was embarrassed on horses, a few times in my life grow

>> i treated them like jet skis. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> seth: gotcha, right. >> and they're like "i'm a living being, i'm going to crush you now." >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> yeah i just didn't fully put together that it was a living animal, really breathing being. >> seth: well why would you? >> why would you, who gives a [ bleep ]. no but i would just jump and say, and also, my confidence would quickly outgrow my skill. like in almost everything in my life. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you only need to do something for a second to think, i got this. >> to think i got this. >> seth: right? >> yeah. oh so this --so you hit it with this and it walks? going to hit it real hard and make it sprint. >> and then yeah, i had to get rescued, one time, by the girl i was dating. >> seth: oh, no. >> yeah that was -- >> seth: were you -- the both of you were on horses? >> we were on horses, we were on this beach, it was supposed to -- >> seth: so romantic, yeah. >> be romantic, and the horse took off running, and i -- my feet came out of the stirrups. [ laughter ] and my feet were up in the air, and

. >> seth: gotcha. not all of the american public that comes through your courtroom strikes me as very smart. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is true, right? >> because if they, well if some were smarter, they wouldn't come. >> seth: they wouldn't be there in the first place. >> right. >> seth: now your show, not only is it a huge hit here, it's licensed all over the world. when you travel do people recognize judge judy everywhere you go. >> a lot of places, a lot of places. it means you have to get up in the morning and put on a little make up. you can't go out looking like a shlump. >> seth: oh right. [ light laughter ] >> but actually the cutest wasn't actually an invitation, my husband and i were walking to dinner, it was just last week and it was in los angeles which is not international. >> seth: no, it's not. >> and somebody came up to me and he was so excited. he couldn't have been more excited. he was really plutsing all over himself. i can't believe it. you're my favorite person in the world. i can

get him. >> gotcha, gotcha. gotcha. >> that's it. we're done. >> no. >> i can't see. wait a >> pikachu. pikachu. >> there you go. >> we're going back in here. a pikachu. >> thank you, alfonso. >> wait a minute. >> that's a big thing over there. >> i would check it. >> we should see if that's a pikachu? it's a michael-chu. >> gotcha. gotc gotcha. gotcha. >> i'm glad we got caught. i can stop running. is there that's what you need to do. >> gotcha. >> don't stop. >> i'm about to lose my head. >> look at all of them. >> michael, better running man than that. >> it's a little difficult in this outfit. >> right here. >> you work on the running man. we're going to tally it all up. now is the big moment. we're going count 'em up, see who caught them all. the winner gets this bedazzled pokeball. that's two for you, team george. the other team is really tough. the joker, and harley quinn. you have this giant pikachu. i dare say that gives you the win. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> yeah. >> grade job. >> great job. >> robin. you have to give a high five. >> next time. >> t

>> gotcha. got gotcha. gotcha. >> i'm glad we got caught. i can stop running. is there that's what you need to do. >> gotcha. >> don't stop. >> i'm about to lose my head. >> look at all of them. >> michael, you need to do a better running man than that. >> it's a little difficult in this outfit. >> right here. >> you work on the we're going to tally it all up. now is the big moment. we're going count 'em up, see who caught them all. the winner gets this bedazzled pokeball. that's two for you, team george. the other team is really tough. team robin. has dory-mon. the joker, and harley quinn. you have this giant pikachu. i dare say that gives you the win. [ cheers and applause ] >> grade job. >> great job. >> robin. you have to give a high five. >> next time. >> thank you. >> so, robin, congratulations. it's a huge honor. somewhere, there is a very sparkly pokeball that we'll get you. it could come after the broadcast. >>> coming up, $100,000 fear-a-mid. >> oh. >> oh. >> shocking and fearful show molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now,

>> i didn't know. >> seth: gotcha. so as an actor you had to play a man where you never knew what your vocation was. >> and people were asking me like, "so what does greg do?" i'm like -- and then in the 21st episode he >> so, he worked at like a crowd funding website. >> seth: sure, okay. >> and so greg comes up -- he came up with this idea for a baby monitor. maybe you would like this. but it's a baby monitor called "cry tunes." >> seth: "cry tunes." >> that converts a crying child into soothing music -- >> seth: oh, that's nice. >> or the music of your choice. >> seth: there you go. >> could be any kind of music. >> seth: that seems like a million dollar idea. >> he got fired or he quit, because he's not allowed to fund-raise his own idea on his website. >> and right when he quits his job he finds out that his wife is pregnant with their second child. >> seth: there you go. >> so, you know, laugh a minute. funny stuff. >> seth: laugh a minute, so you have two children on the show now -- gonna be. >> well -- i have t

. >> seth: 3.5 months, gotcha. and is that a something that how, your parents did for you, yes? remember learning how to read was the newspaper. >> seth: okay. >> and we would talk about, you know, what i was reading over breakfast or over dinner and so i hope to have that same tradition with my children and i realize they don't quite understand what i'm talking about, and hopefully it will just be part of their lives so that when they do understand they will have opinions and i'm just so excited to learn what they're going to be most curious about, interested in, and angry about the world. >> seth: do you, are there some is in the news, you think i might leave that one out, i might skip that one? >> well, i don't read the things that i don't thing children should be hearing. >> seth: gotcha. that's cool. >> of any age. >> seth: well yeah. with the newspaper you're probably like, page 1, 2, 8, 19, 20, there we go 25. >> yeah, so there is definietly like selective reading. >> seth: oh, there's a new train line. let's read you this one. so, i also wonder, do you feel as though, be

>> not that one either. >> seth: okay gotcha, you don't like the lego guy. >> my kids does. they love lego. >> seth: they love lego. but you don't? >> seth: what? >> plenty of lego everywhere at home. >> seth: oh really? so this bums you out? >> everywhere. >> seth: you see this and picture yourself stepping on legos. >> definitely. >> seth: there you go. >> at night, when you walking in the dark. oh my goodness, what's going on here? >> seth: so they made -- this was very traumatic for you when you saw this? >> man, when i saw that, it was like very familiar. >> seth: so you were having, by every single metric, the greatest final season of anyone in major league baseball. as you're playing? >> well, we had a really good ball club right now. and everybody is pretty much like doing something special. so, actually it makes it a little easier. >> seth: okay. >> you go home happier because you know -- you're leaving something really good behind. >> seth: that's good. >> yeah. >> seth: i'm very happy to hear this. one of the things that has been a wonderful part about your later

. >> do you hate gotcha journalism? get ready for hey, journalist, i gotcha. so katie, what newspapers do you read? it's an easy question, katie. well, better luck next time, gotcha. >> we'll be joined next by the man who got today's scoop on the latest planning for the trump network. >>> nothing donald trump has done during the debate season has made any sense at all if donald trump is actually trying to win the presidency. he has used that valuable time attacking hillary clinton in the least-effective way possible by reminding everyone that bill clinton has a history of marital indiscretions, but that decision makes sense if donald trump know the he can't actually win the election and simply wants to win the audience, the audience that hates all things clinton, an audience that he might be able to turn into the next trump business, starting on november 9th, the financial times reports today donald trump's son-in-law has informally approached one of the industry's top deal makers about the prospect of setting up a trump television network after the presidenti