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yeah, yeah okay, wow. >> yeah. immy: congratulations. >> right, yeah very sexy. >> jimmy: it's -- it's an honor. >> you know what's sexy? if you have a sexual product [ laughter ] >> jimmy: talk to amy schumer. >> right, mayo and tampons >> jimmy: you know, i do want to applaud you, because over the past few years, you've been very open about health issues. i think you have >> thank you yes. i have -- i feel like it's really important people don't really speak, especially women like - i have endometriosis, which 10% of women have but, like, you know, it's so undiagnosed. and when i was pregnant, i had something called hyperemesis, which means you're violently ill through your whole pregnancy. and, you know, kate middleton had it cindy crawford had it. so, it was like, "let me guess -- [ laughter ] you know, of course, i'm next because i'm like them, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> visually. i'm like them visually >> jimmy: yeah, visually, of course >> and - >> jimmy: i think it's good that you're doing it >> yeah. >> jimm

i mean? >> jimmy: it's in the boot, man, yeah. >> can't you believe he thought -- >> jimmy: so, which one is he? >> he sent me the screenshot, okay in the dms, in instagram dms >> jimmy: yeah >> saying "your texts are confusing. >> jimmy: that was harry that said, "this is so beautiful" >> yeah, he said that. because he was like, "oh, i love this song." that is called "dolerme. >> jimmy: yes. >> he send me -- there's a a screen shot. that he was like - >> jimmy: this is beautiful. and then you wrote back -- or supposedly you wrote back >> and it wasn't me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i know, my darling. >> the random person said, yeah, "i know, my darling. >> jimmy: and then he says, "love it." >> and then he says -- [ laughter ] love you >> jimmy: love you and then harry says -- "i love you too. [ laughter ] there's lots of os very romantic. very -- and then this person writes - >> the person says, "haha sorry. you're wrong i don't know who you are." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and then -- and then harry writes back, "i'm confused." [ lau

you know >> jimmy: yeah, i guess that's what acting is yeah, i guess. >> yeah, some of the best performances, i've been singing duets with him for 20 years in laurel canyon, in my car >> jimmy: yes, on the speakers, yeah in real life, you're like, "oh, my gosh. >> yeah -- yeah, it was a big deal big deal for me. >> jimmy: we're all excited here, not just because it's nbc, but it is nbc tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. "the thing about pam. it is getting crazy good reviews. crazy good buzz. one reporter was like, "just give her the emmy right now. if this world has any sense to it, please just give it to her renee zellweger knocks it out of the park. "the thing about pam," i love true crime my wife loves true crime we watch "dateline." i try to make sure i don't watch it right before i go to bed. >> right, right, right but inevitably - >> jimmy: you do >> -- you do >> jimmy: you do, and i have pretty awesome nightmares. and, um, but i didn't know about this podcast when you first heard -- you got attached when it was just a podcast. >> yeah, yeah, it was one of the most popular "dateline" episodes ever

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>> yeah, i have them say that. >> jimmy: yeah and you don't do that? s who they are. and it's like, "i don't know they don't get that option." >> jimmy: i love you that's just so good. oh, this one you had the "star wars" prop team engrave your lightsaber with a special acronym is that true >> no, they did that because they loved me. [ laughter ] i didn't ask for it. >> jimmy: they did that because they - >> when they gave it to me, when the shoot was over, when they presented it to me, it had "bmf" on the on/off buttion. >> jimmy: yeah, and what does "bmf" stand for? >> bad, my friend. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's exactly right you're cool enough to actually take a photograph of this so we can show it to everyone right here this is actually real. i did not -- we've never seen this engravement look right there [ cheers and applause that's what i'm talking about. that's love for samuel l. jackson right there. >> yes, it was yes, it was. >> jimmy: yeah, more with samuel l. jackson after the break. we're going to talk about his new apple tv plus series [

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i don't like mayonnaise either yeah >> oh, yeah. k to those guys -- i figured if you've never heard about it, maybe you've never tried it. i got one with no mushrooms on it >> oh. >> jimmy: i got two of them actually i figured you could try your own marisa tomei on "the tonight show." marisa tomei eating a marisa tomei [ cheers and applause >> okay. do you have napkins for us and everything do we have a napkin? >> jimmy: oh, i do >> i feel like this is going to be awkward >> jimmy: no - yes! [ cheers and applause that's fan - what do you think? >> i have to lean over with a sandwich this big. i, like, can't do it, like, right here i'm gonna make a mess. >> jimmy: no, you can barely even talk when you have a bite can we talk about "spider-man: no way home" >> yes yeah >> jimmy: you were fantastic in this [ cheers and applause really -- you're always -- you're great in all of them. it's made almost -- i know it made almost $2 billion worldwide. i mean, it is a giant movie. it's the third highest grossing movie in history >> it's so coo

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, yeah, salad yeah yeah i like, you know, yeah yeah, salad. aughter ] and yeah, yeah, wild twins, yeah. >> jimmy: okay, gang, okay, gang, gang, i don't think that's allowed okay, guys, we can't do that, okay, guys, guys, guys, we can't do that. we can't do that >> are you telling me that i can't do that? [ laughter and applause are you telling me that i can't do that? i don't think you want to tell me that i can't do that. no, no, boo for you. no, no, boo for you. >> jimmy: i can't believe -- i can't believe you will - you know 'cause i love sushi i took sandy to the beach, you know you go out to catch a fish and go get some sushi right. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> mr. crystal they're ready for your test. >> oh. >> thank you tests? multiple tests >> yeah, i'm also getting a colonoscopy. [ laughter ] it was a two for one sale. and actually, it was an offer i couldn't refuse. >> jimmy: absolutely, why would you do that? you don't have to do that. [ cheers and applause i love you, buddy. that was so great, man that's

yeah, i knew that.ers? >> audience: 80. >> jimmy: 89, there you go that's when i was born [ laughter ] >> steve: really [ laughter ] oh, my god don't cry, don't - >> jimmy: i love growing up in the '90s it was so cool >> steve: so cool, man >> jimmy: it was totally rad >> you and the french prince >> jimmy: this next one, here we go. i like this. says, "racehorses are basically the opposite of amusement park rides, you can't ride them if you're too tall. ♪ [ light laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i mean, i don't even -- i'm not even going to vote for that one. i can just tell. i just want to be on -- i just want to be friends with the audience ♪ i can already -- this is going to be a landslide. i'm saying this is in the thumbs down, in like, over 200 >> steve: over 200 thumbs down >> jimmy: let's take a look. yeah, yeah [ audience oohs ♪ >> steve: one-four-two >> jimmy: they did not like that one at all. but if you are too tall, you cannot be -- >> steve: no, it's impossible. >> jimmy: no, it's impos

i am. they were like, "yeah, girl. you need to dump that boyfriend. and i was like, "okay. ying your own liquor?" >> yeah, it's very confusing for them, the kids everybody's confused about what's going on. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right so, scott is playing a very believable -- in this new horror film - >> yeah. >> seth: -- adult film star. >> yeah. >> seth: you had some early -- an early vo'er - >> wait, wait, what? now where's this going >> seth: what, this again? well, you won't believe how good i am at transition you had a vo audition. >> i did >> seth: voiceover, sorry. for the biz -- "vo," voiceover >> for the biz, vo come on, seth. >> seth: so, this is early in your career. >> you cant even call it my career, at that point? >> seth: okay, good. but i did. what's this come on, nbc my mom's not gonna -- i'll tell her not to watch this show but basically, she - >> seth: i would love -- can you just tell her to watch the first part >> yeah, i will. >> seth: i'd love her to get a little face time >> yeah, yeah, yeah. well, she likes the monologues and then, i'll just tell

i feel physically fit. but yeahle older compared to them. but i think they're building it up quite a bit. >> jimmy: do your 17-year-old competitors freak out when they meet you? that must be intimidating for them. >> in the beginning, i thought there was going to be more kind of like attitude. from my competitors. because it's more, you know, we're competing together, there's more -- kind of that rift. but no, they were all like, "i played your video game." "i'm a huge fan." i was like, oh, okay. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so that was fun, though. it made it really fun. >> jimmy: what is it specifically in your sport that makes it harder to compete as you get older? >> i think, you know -- we're just flipping and spinning so fast. and the margin for error is very small. i mean, i'm going up a 22-foot halfpipe wall, flying out of that at least 20, 23 feet, doing multiple flips and spins. and you see the blue lines they paint on the walls. you have to be on the inside. that's all you want to know, just get o

you know what i mean just be like, "oh, yeah. laughter ] >> jimmy: bright horizons. >> yeah. over on the upper west side. you know what it is. >> jimmy: yeah i think for me, it was crying and the other moment at the exact same time. i think it happened at the same time for me. [ laughter ] how is the tour going, by the way? you sold out radio city five times over >> it was amazing, man >> jimmy: congratulations, man [ cheers and applause did i get to tell you this, by the way? my office is right by radio city, and i saw you outside. were you taking photos on the roof >> yeah, that was me on the roof i was like, "i've got to let them know what time it is. >> jimmy: yeah, if i had known, i was going to take a picture of you through the window. >> aw, you should have done that >> jimmy: i know, but i was so happy for you, bud >> so, you get to do these great venues like radio city >> jimmy: of course. >> and then, a few weeks ago, i was in the south and i was in nashville. and i was performing at andrew jackson auditorium. >> jimmy:

i have yeah. but i somebody to come back with a little boy myself, but if that is not to get what i know, but i can think it will have been somewhere to buy it. that will be back up in the one god, it's not fun with with being to get thousands bloody important. now. luckily i must be under by none of them to get up. but i saw yeah, he does. i just want to say stella got them. so she understood was going to handle this morning that need to my mom didn't reset the other day or 2, but yes, gotta go out to go. that was a bit the data. i'm had a company at the end of the not they can get them a lot. i me, lou, that they get that as well. i'm fam ah ah. you log in with just ah so i will and i'm local to go and that one of the fun go down to bother you that i can both have lodge or be more than willing. i mean, i know my mom bore down to the public and that is what i think a manageable that i feel a little. i don't want to do that to find it. i think i can watch a movie like a blue moon. and i don't. yeah

no, i. yeah, i don't, i, it's difficult to have a sort of rational discussion, perhaps about these historical roots of these conflicts or no territorial disputes in the middle of a conflict like this done where you draw the light in history also is varied, is difficult and ambiguous. do you, do you think the china can replace demand that may be lost from nato countries from european countries? how can they replace all the demand for commodities and services? well, i think that depends on what happens. so china's economic growth over the next or what, what period of time we're talking about, you know, but, but i think most people would be expect, china, china's economic growth is likely to slow down more than anything else. you know, and there's many contradictions in, in the way the chinese system works, which, which, you know, which maker sort of reversal all of this very dynamic economic growth over the last 40 years. much more likely than that kind of acceleration. so, so i don't know if china

i was tall and i could make a layup and, you know. >> seth: yeah. and you realized, "oh, this is it. >> dude, as soon as i touched the mic. as soon as i touched the mic, it felt like home i felt like i had been doing it for years. so i was like, "oh, this is -- i'm doing this for the rest of my life. oh, this is so easy. like, yeah [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, you certainly make it look easy as well. we're going to come back, and i have a bunch of questions about your new show. we'll be right back with more from leslie jones. [ cheers and applause ♪ if you're thinking about anything, chances are you're thinking about homegoods. ♪♪ see? don't just think about homegoods. go to homegoods. amazing prices. endless possibilities. homegoods. go finding. do you think any of us will look back in our lives, and regret the things we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ what if smartphones were more than just smart? the all new google pixel 6 truly sees you. or the places we didn't go. not a blurry face. and for things you don't wa

so i thought i would go with a sexy wardrobe choice. and yeah contrasting color between my ankle and face is alarming. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. >> but you know what? you guys just got to deal with that [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: yeah, you must really wear thick socks. because it would appear that your ankles have never seen the sun. >> perhaps never. but they're good ankles. >> jimmy: they're solid ankles and the whole body looks good. >> i feel good. glad to be here. >> jimmy: i know you're not a big sports fan, right? >> no. not particularly, no. i like buffalo wings, so that was a fun event for me yesterday. i ate a lot of those. i arbitrarily, i think because i liked his name, had a boomer esiason poster in my bedroom as a kid. >> jimmy: really? >> so i always had an affinity for the cincinnati bengals. >> jimmy: wow. >> but not enough to root for them. >> jimmy: boomer esiason, the only human wider than your ankles by the way. >> exactly, this is in honor of boomer esiason's skin tone. >> jimmy: that's very strange. even though you weren't a sports

i mean, he's a chef. >> steve: yeah, he's a chef. >> jimmy: it comes through, i think, in his lyrics let's take a listen to this. ♪ [ rhytmic gibberish ♪ >> jimmy: okay that's good, that's good, that's good. [ cheers and applause >> steve: hey. still charting >> jimmy: yeah up next at number 99 is a version of the backstreet boys' hit song, "show me the meaning of being lonely," but this one's called "show the meat in that beefaroni." [ laughter ] >> steve: really >> jimmy: i guess at some point they must have signed an endorsement deal with chef boyardee this song has never been released until recently and it broke the charts i mean i'm happy that it's even charted to be honest >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: yeah, well anyways take a listen to this. "show me the meat in that beefaroni" ♪ show me the mea in that beefaron it's chef boyardee a real chef ♪ ♪ oh tell me wh it's in a ca there's something zest in this sauce ♪ >> jimmy: wow, there you go right there, yeah. why is it in a can [ cheers and applause >> steve: not a jar. >> jimmy: not a jar. they're upset. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: fin

, yeah. >> seth: and here you are. >> and here i>> yeah. >> seth: thanks for being back good luck at that apartment. it sounds awesome. please don't invite me over. you guys.. [ laughter ] ...that's taylor schilling "pam & tommy" is now available to stream on hulu. be right back with chris redd. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ got this amazing outfit for way less than it should've been, at marshalls! ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ new axe body wash. made with 100% natural origin scents, so you smell one hundred. ♪♪ smell as fresh as nature gets. ♪♪ this is vuity™, the first and only fda approved eye-drop that improves age-related blurry near vision. wait, what? it sounded like you just said an eye drop that may help you see up close. i did. it's an innovative way to... so, wait. i don't always have to wear reading glasses? yeah! vuity™ helps you see up close. so, i can see up close with just my eyes? uh-huh. with one drop in each eye, once daily. in focus? yep. [laughs] like, really? really. vuity™ is a prescription eye drop to help you see up close.

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i always support the girl scouts but i love you love mine good yeah, i love thin mints. lm, "fresh." can we talk about this this is -- this is getting great reviews, by the way, so congratulations on that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's better not to know anything beforehand then? >> i think so. the think the joy of the film is -- is coming to it not knowing where it goes because it really does go on quite a a journey. >> jimmy: yeah >> but, yeah, i would describe it as a, sort of -- a social thriller about the perils of modern dating. that's, kind of, one way you could describe it. but yeah it's one of the things too >> jimmy: yeah, per -- yeah. it's -- but it's -- it's dark. but i don't want to ruin it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's dating. but it's -- yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: and -- adam mckay, did he produce it? or -- >> he did. yeah, one of the producers yeah >> jimmy: i love adam mckay. but this -- it goes -- like, you do not see where this goes at all >> no. >> jimmy: and then it goes for -- i mean, it's good you gone a full ride >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you're amazing in it

: wow, you're really - >> yeah, no. >> jimmy: you're in your batman role right now i liked it >> yeahil chain, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god >> so i don't get hacked >> jimmy: yeah, i know, i hope you don't -- oh, my gosh "i'm batman" is your password. [ laughter ] >> how did you know? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but that's wild. all right, so what -- how can you set up the new season for everybody? >> so, we we're picking up a a short time after the end of season five, and claire was assaulted. she's kind of suffering a lot of trauma from that. the war of independence fast approaching, and then my character meets an old adversary in the form of tom christie, so - there's so many things happening this season. it's a shorter season, but some of the episodes are much longer so it -- it really is very intense. >> jimmy: guys get ready i want to show a clip here sam heughan in the season six premier of "outlander. take a look. >> tom received word his wife had died, while we were -- but you? you were there with me in the present. i saw you. ♪ it's what got me through it. you we

i can't believe we're still going. it's great i'm so lucky >> seth: yeah. eight >> yes >> seth: you know, and the thing -- and again, going back to just the way this show moves and the flow of it, it does not seem like it's a show you could do if you were bored with it >> that's true >> seth: yeah. >> although, have you hit a wall yet? was there ever a point in your eight years where you were like kind of ticking a box? >> seth: i think m-- i will say that if i got close to it, the pandemic reset the clock, you know what i mean >> yes, of course. >> seth: because all of a sudden you go back and you appreciate everything a lot more. >> you're like, "whoa, i'm so lucky to have this." >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: whereas right before the pandemic, i remember saying, like, "god i dare you to do something!" >> right, yes. >> seth: [ indistinct >> congratulations on your book. >> seth: thank you very much it's not here anymore, yeah. >> yeah, right we are really enjoying it. >> seth: this is your three-year-old son, ben? >> yes. i e-mailed you i wa

, yeah. so i i'm watching this. i was videoing it. i did the holding. i just loved it. >> jimmy: he's a god >> and i thought, "i'm going to go back night two. 'cause i want a piece of that action." i want to be one of those people that gets to touch the great man, right >> jimmy: yeah >> so i go back. i get a second ticket. i know where he's going to be. you know, at what time i know what he's going to do i'm thinking, "i'm going to touch this 70-year-old man!" [ laughter ] you know, i'm like a stalker in a retirement village like, i'm really - i'm just waiting for him to come out, right? so he -- i get into position and i'm waiting for him. and he comes out and he falls into the crowd ♪ everybody has a hungry heart ♪ and he's coming towards me i'm bracing myself for him and the boss -- and i brace myself and i receive the boss but i forget that i'm 6'7. so he starts going upwards and i'm holding him. and the person behind me is like regular height. and they can't reach him >> jimmy: no [ laughter

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i think they're on hiatus. right, wally yeah, not here >> can i cuss? r >> best car? >> seth: like what car are you best at? >> i don't -- i can't -- like -- >> seth: a honda accord. [ laughter ] >> i don't -- okay i haven't seen one in awhile is it okay if -- okay. this is like, a 1999 honda accord. i'm going to try and speed-draw this and yeah, i do have a brand deal with honda, so that's why this is happening [ laughter ] see, i'm already - literally, i have not drawn a car -- [ pencil scratching okay this is kind of looking like - >> seth: oh, well, there we go i didn't know what was going on until i saw that [ laughter ] she just did a wheel, which kind of - >> is this really, does the audience love to guess like -- >> seth: we do a lot of like market research about our show and people said, we want to see people draw more without knowing what the drawing is. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: we don't want to see the drawing. we just want to watch someone draw they're like, "we want to watch. >> okay. so this is what i'm doing so far. >> seth: that's p

okay, i remember -- yeah. i had a bad experience. >> jimmy: a bad one, okay. >> yeah. e of the best shows ever. >> ever. garry shandling, who was a god, comedy god to me, to everybody. >> jimmy: 100%, yeah. >> i was so excited, this is perfect. i did have this pretty dry sense of humor, you know? like at a restaurant, if the waiter is saying, "so tonight we're offering sand dabs." i'd say, "all of you are? we all? all of you?" i couldn't help it. any bump in language, i was like, what's that? so at the audition, i guess i was doing a similar thing. and i think, you know, the casting director, someone, said, all right, now we're going to do this scene. and i said, oh, yeah? okay, but should it just be he and i? you know, no tell, no smile, no -- i'm not in there, just like -- yeah, that's right. garry said, "no, we will read it together." and we did. >> jimmy: even garry didn't get it. >> i don't know. but they didn't know me. >> jimmy: right. >> i forgot. that's part of it. and then i was done, "thank you, we'll be in touch." okay, walking down the hall, it was a really

it was a message i got through -- >> seth: yeah. >> and so -- >> seth: and by the way, i would say a reakdown along every part of the chain of communication. >> seth: yeah. >> i never should've been told, "here's what's going on. they should've just said, "you have to go in and read the scene again. he wants to meet you." >> seth: yeah. >> i would have been thrilled, you know >> seth: right you have a guest coming up on the show that i would love for you to announce now. >> yes so, on march 10th, for our 31st episode, our season 3 finale will feature my conversation with tom hanks >> seth: now, this is thrilling. [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> seth: this is thrilling >> it's -- it's beyond thrilling. it's -- it is, you know -- i didn't expect it to happen the podcast was designed -- the podcast is about disappointment, so i would be foolish -- it was baked into the dna of the podcast that maybe we'll never get to him >> seth: right >> but we did. and it's great it's a -- we have a fully -- we hash out everything, and it's everything that i wanted from the conversation i would not h

>> so, yeah. so i >> jimmy: i mean, he's going to be the most popular kid in school >> really? >> jimmy: yes, of course i mean, dude, you're noah schnapp, come on. >> okay. i mean, it -- we're -- he -- his like, parents know my parents and everything so it's like - >> jimmy: you know, i -- i follow you on all the socials. i know you're on the instagram, you're on twitter. you have 20 million on each one. @noahschnapp he's a good follow, by the way and you said that tiktok is your favorite app. >> yeah. i feel like it's just the most, like, authentic. like, you can be the most real it's just not -- instagram's so fake, i feel like. and i -- i just, i love how funny and authentic tiktok is. and there's actually a debate going on, on tiktok. >> jimmy: okay >> have you heard about the wheels or doors? [ light laughter ] have you guys heard about this >> yeah! [ cheers and applause >> yeah. 3 >> jimmy: all right, so, there's a debate what -- what is it now, again? >> so -- so, someone created this debate, i

i was like, yeah, mom, i have it under control. ho has an accent, she'll start doing the accent. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she'll get an oscar for it usually, right? yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so this show is created by the same people who did "downton abbey," right? > yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: set in the 1880s in new york. "the gilded age." which you have to wear the costumes and all of this stuff. >> yes. the costumes. >> jimmy: are the costumes good? because they didn't have lululemon back then. [ laughter ] now you have to wear all the stuff. is that very uncomfortable? >> it's very uncomfortable. >> jimmy: yeah. >> as i'm sure you can imagine. >> jimmy: you'd think maybe they would have used modern technology to come up with something that's a comfortable version of that. >> you know, i thought so too. but -- >> jimmy: no? >> no. and it looked great. but after three months, not being able to sleep on my side because my ribs were so sore, i was like, i think it's time to take these dresses out. >> jimmy: yeah. it becomes --

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. >> jimmy: where i was -- yeah. little bit angry. >> jimmy: yeah they're there because they're supporting the charity they're not really there to see you perform. >> yeah. and you walk out and they're immediately like, "i don't want this." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you have any -- do you remember any painful ones? >> so, it was -- remember there was that madison square garden benefit for sandy, hurricane sandy. >> jimmy: yes. >> it was like the biggest bands in the world >> jimmy: yeah >> and someone reached out to lorne, and said we'd love to have "snl" do something. and the best lorne could come up with was me as myself and bobby moynihan as drunk uncle. drunk uncle was an a plus "weekend update" character >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah >> always crushed. >> jimmy: yes. >> me and bobby went out and did drunk uncle i think between the who and arcade fire. [ laughter ] in madison square garden and i remember we were standing backstage and it was starting to dawn on us this was a a terrible idea. >> jimmy: yeah >> and chr

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and i love my teeth. >> seth: yeah! ] well, this breaks their heart because the worst outcome from them is that someone can succeed despite their help >> i know, exactly >> seth: but you did -- i mean, as a survivor of orthodonture myself -- i had a long run i had about five years in braces you did have braces. >> i had braces for four years and this is what my teeth -- i don't know if you can, like, zone in on my teeth, but this is what my teeth look like. like -- oh, it's happening it's happening, come on. [ laughter ] come on, come on >> seth: there we go those are great. those are very -- those are the only teeth that could have been in this role but you sent us a photo of yourself in braces to prove this >> i did >> seth: and the best thing about this photo -- because it's a birthday picture >> it is, it's my 13th birthday. >> seth: the best thing is what you got for your 13th birthday >> it was the best thing ever. i got "the o.c." box set [ laughter ] look how happy i am. "the o.c." box set my mom got it from cost

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