jesse's imdb corrects include nerd, nerd number one, nerdy guy, geek, and 3rd ufo enthusiast. >> i'vemy fair share of speaking parts, it's just not many people have seen them. >> reporter: here's one of those moments on "monk." >> he was going like this. what do you think it means? >> some kind of signal. >> reporter: but what's life like as a background artist? >> most shows, they're pretty nice. they'll let you get some food or something. some shows, they treat you like you're just cattle or sheep or something. they don't treat you very humanely. >> reporter: okay, small intermission and a quiz. the first to spot jesse will win this signed photo. tweet me. watch it again on our site.

they are tweeting, they are on facebook, looking things up, going to imdb.hat we find is there's a third wave of second streams coming along. the first one you check in and tell people what shows you're watching. the second one is a discovery application where you go and find out what's on, what's going to be on now. those are still around. and the third wave is the immersive experience. you get to know more about the show, the characters. you're allowed to see four or five. trivia comes up. like katie seagal was one of bob dylan's background singers at one time. >> what about music? i was looking at the app. when it's playing am i able to purchase any songs? >> another one of the applications we're doing now for a different show allows you to go and purchase a song as it's playing. >> are there certain characteristics certain shows have? i think of sporting events. this i never would have guessed. any show that's in re-run? >> actually there are. you have to have a certain audience. but shows that more importantly don't support a second screen. >> is there

jesse's imdb corrects include nerd, nerd number one, nerdy guy, geek, and 3rd ufo enthusiast. >> i'vee my fair share of speaking parts, it's just not many people have seen them. >> reporter: here's one of those moments on "monk." >> he was going like this. what do you think it means? >> some kind of signal. >> reporter: but what's life like as a background artist? >> most shows, they're pretty nice. they'll let you get some food or something. some shows, they treat you like you're just cattle or sheep or something. they don't treat you very humanely. >> reporter: okay, small intermission and a quiz. the first to spot jesse will win this signed photo. tweet me. watch it again on our site. you know, you pause and stuff. anyway, apparently kevin dillon made $200,000 an episode for "entourage." what does jesse earn most days? >> i'd make $139 a day. it's not the greatest salary, but i survive. >> reporter: now after years on the big screen, recognition on the tiny screen of youtube, maybe that was his big break. >> i'm not making big bucks yet, but it's getting -- looking like it could be