oh, here comes jimmy junior. okay, tina. it's time. i'm gonna do my "musoems." i-i'm pretty nervous, but i-i'm glad you're here. oh, my god, he's coming in! (moaning) oh. oh, this is weird. but i can't not look. so long, childhood. this is the worst episode of the o.c. ever. tina, honey, you okay? you know, the same thing happened to me when i was your age. really? no, sweetie, this is the first time this has happened to anyone. that's it! hey, everyone. it's such a nice night and we're all together. and, um... i've been writing some poems and putting them to music. oh, you mean like songs? no, they're called "musoems." i'm just gonna start. this one is called, uh, "pants." ♪ pants are pretty great. so that one's about pants. oh, he's right. that's not a song. no, it is not. (chuckles) okay, here's another one. ♪ how am i supposed to learn about life ♪ ♪ when you won't let me watch the good wife? ♪ um... all right, let me just get to the next-- oh. um, okay, not that one. what time is your dad coming to pick us up? um... ♪ why don't you eat the mushrooms ♪ ♪ if

oh, here comes jimmy junior. okay, tina. it's time. i'm gonna do my "musoems." i-i'm pretty nervous, but i-i'm glad you're here. oh, my god, he's coming in! (moaning) oh. oh, this is weird. but i can't not look. so long, childhood. this is the worst episode of the o.c. ever. tina, honey, you okay? you know, the same thing happened to me when i was your age. really? no, sweetie, this is the first time this has happened to anyone. that's it! hey, everyone. it's such a nice night and we're all together. and, um... i've been writing some poems and putting them to music. oh, you mean like songs? no, they're called "musoems." i'm just gonna start. this one is called, uh, "pants." ♪ pants are pretty great. ♪ so that one's about pants. oh, he's right. that's not a song. no, it is not. (chuckles) okay, here's another one. ♪ how am i supposed to learn about life ♪ ♪ when you won't let me watch the good wife? ♪ um... all right, let me just get to the next-- oh. um, okay, not that one. what time is your dad coming to pick us up? um... ♪ why don't you eat the

i don't know what, but i have not been this swollen since the time i was pregnant in "junior." [ laughter ] >> jimmysay anything. no, i didn't say that, no. yeah. sometimes you just wear a cast for fun. >> that's right, exactly. [ as arnold ] >> jimmy: "i just like the way it looks," yeah. [ laughter ] you can pull a -- >> no one does my accent better than you. i swear to you. [ applause ] the funny thing is, if i want to sound like me, i imitate you. [ laughter ] it's, like, wild. >> jimmy: oh, man. i want to get into everything. there's so much to talk to you about. but i know it's the holiday season, and i was looking around at different things about you and the holidays. there was one thing i thought was really cool that you paint your own christmas cards or holiday cards. >> yeah, i've been doing this, actually, for years, to paint for my children and for the family, you know, christmas cards. and sometimes i sit there at new year's, you know, and christmas eve, around 3:00, 4:00 in the morning because that's when they're all in bed. and then, i have time to paint it so they can see it. >> jimm

junior high school. alex is 10 months old? >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, wow. alex is a girl, right?> jimmy: okay, i just guessed by the color of the sippy cup. >> great? your husband is a man, yes? i guess, by the beard? >> i think so. >> jimmy: do people remark upon alex's hair everywhere she goes? >> oh, yeah. oh my god, everywhere. people want to touch it. they ask if i put stuff in it. >> jimmy: honestly it looks like a member of reo speedwagon. [ laughter ] >> great. >> jimmy: what's the plan? are you going to leave it? are you going to let it grow loose and free? >> yeah, we kind of -- we have to trim the back because she's got a mullet going back here. [ laughter ] we'll leave it in front because it's curly. >> jimmy: i think we have to blame dad for that hair. she's very cute. yeah, i'd say grow it out. i mean, really. >> right, right. >> jimmy: spectacular head of hair. let's go to the hopper again. thank you, guys. thank you, alex. [ cheers and applause ] let's see, who do we have? braden. braden, where are you? i think this kid is part muppet. hi, braden, how you doing? h

junior high school. i remember saying to myself, i'm not sure if the kids are going to know who paul is. mind you, nobody knew who i was. >> jimmyis like first album level. i could have got beheaded and no one would have noticed. so i went to the school and i'm like, yeah, i'm not sure if they're going to know paul. ladies and gentlemen, kids, i don't know if you really know, but paul simon. pandemonium! these are black kids. i was blown away at all these little black kids that knew paul simon. it was shocking! >> jimmy: really? >> you gonna sit there and tell me you think paul simon is known in the hood? >> jimmy: no, i do not. >> would you think that? >> jimmy: no, i would not think that. [ applause ] art garfunkel, definitely. >> he's got funk right there in his name. he was the bridge. paul was the troubled water. >> jimmy: do you keep in touch with paul? >> i haven't spoken to him in a long time, but he's a great guy and he treated me amazingly, and he was a really nice guy. real class act. >> jimmy: it's amazing how people come together. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you grew up in the same area, you're in the same business, but you

junior. gap." let's play it now. [ cheers and applause ] going out to hollywood boulevard, my cousin sal, is it still raining? >> we're surviving, staying warm and dry. >> jimmythank god, we're praying for you. i know everyone is praying for all of us. let's meet our competitors. first up, representing the golden generation, mr. leonard bochamp. welcome, leonard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys are not going believe this. leonard. tell everyone how old you are, i don't believe it, but tell us. >> 92 years old. >> jimmy: 92 years old. you look unbelievably good for 92 years old. i'm sure you hear that every day. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: you served in world war ii? >> i served in world war ii, two years and ten months in combat. >> jimmy: which side were you on? ours? >> i was on the side of allies. >> jimmy: okay, good. leonard will be facing off against travers. >> jimmy: 13 years old, that's why we call this "generation gap." i understand you fought in the world of warcraft, travers. are you good at trivia? do you know pop culture? >> no, i do not. >> jimmy: you're not, perfect for this game. >> sal: jimmy, i have to interrupt. leonard was loving t