tell us, tell us a little something about your experience with jackie chan. >> jackie chan, i eat pizzaight behind him. jackie! it's the man you scare me. jackie chan, how you scare! he's very nice. >> jimmy: very nice, everybody. all right. our next celebrity is, who is that man? >> the guy doctor, met the -- lack loose -- in tv with oprah, she make him famous. >> dr. phil! >> jimmy: not dr. phil, very close. >> he like a very big -- >> jimmy: chris? >> dr. oz? >> jimmy: dr. oz! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dr. oz, there you are with dr. oz. >> is very nice. >> jimmy: he's very nice. >> also he cancer for me, i have cancer, he tell me i check your blood. you have blood, you have address in your blood. >> jimmy: you had a lot of grease in your blood. i remember we emptied your blood. we gave you a grease change and gave you new blood. >> i hope. >> jimmy: i hope so too. all right. we have a 3-100 game. chris is in the lead. our next celebrity is? oh! >> that guy is who's in the movie "home alone." >> macaulay culkin? >> jimmy: no. >> no, he's naked in the desk -- >> jimmy: he has b

tell us, tell us a little something about your experience with jackie chan. >> jackie chan, i eat pizzat's the man you scare me. how you scare, and he's very nice. >> jimmy: very nice, everybody. our next celebrity is, who is that man? >> the doctor that make, he with oprah, she make him famous. >> dr. phil! >> jimmy: not dr. phil, very close. >> dr. oz? >> jimmy: dr. oz! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: there you are with dr. oz. >> he's very nice. >> jimmy: he's very nice. >> i have cancer. he tell me i check your blood. you have grease in your blood. >> jimmy: you had a lot of dwrees in your blood. we gave you a grease change and gave you new blood. >> i hope so. >> jimmy: i hope so too. we have a 300 to 100 game. chris is in the lead. our next celebrity is? >> that guy is who's in the movie "home alone." >> mccauley caulken? >> jimmy: no. >> he was shirtless behind the desk. >> chris elliot. >> jimmy: that's abby's father. >> oh! >> jimmy: he is not in home alone. >> i'm alone. >> jimmy: our next celebrity is, yes. >> that that guy who do exercise. he's gay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no

. >> that's when it took a roll like jackie chan. >> these dudes crack me up. he was like jackie chan, tuck and roll. >> while it is easy to joke, it really is a life-or-death moment, not to be taken lightly. >> you all right, brother? >> whoo! >> oh, man. >> that was a close one, man. >> had i laid down where i was, i would have eaten those wheelie bars. >> the wheelie bars are those metal bars attached to the back of the race car to help keep the car on the ground. >> if death could scrape nails at you, those wheelie bars when they hit the concrete and the sparks were coming at me, that's when i was like, this went from really cool to this sucks like, bam! >> despite the close call, grinner walks away with nothing more than a scraped knee. >> that's a day at the office for me. that's not a deterrent. that's the high that i get. >> i have been asked, too, about, oh, are you going to get back in the car again? do you want to race after that? and this one is actually mine. it's a passion i have. and it's just, i want to just continue doing it because i love it.

>> i got jackie chan and i had a conversation with him in chinese.

is that correct, is like -- >> well, i did one in china with jackie chan, which was pretty cool. >> jimmyre's one they have solo. we'll talk about that when you come back. >> sure. >> jimmy: i'm hoping to do that. but that's how much of a fan, i keep up with you. >> wow. >> jimmy: but when did it all start? it all start when it was just -- you were young. you were probably -- >> well, i think i was doing this since i was about 16. and i think i was just lucky, because i was doing theater, and was into movies and into music and all that. and then they happened to make movies about teenagers, and i was in chicago and i was a a teenager. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you won. >> i sort of hit the little bit of a jackpot there. >> jimmy: yeah, you did. >> i don't know how else somebody from chicago gets in the movie business. >> jimmy: and your sister, joan, who i love, i told you. please tell her i say hi. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: she's another person i love in everything she's in. did she start before you, or you started before her? >> she started before me, and she got into "my bodygua