he had guests in the house, mel brooks was there, a couple other people. he said -- he said, what is it, jerry? what's so important? i said, i need to talk to you right away. he said, what is it? i got a script i want you to read. he said, well, when does it start? i said, two days. he said, who fell out? i said, alan arkin. he's in the hospital. he's sick. he said, come on, jerry. i said, read it. it's george clooney, brad pitt, matt damon, don cheadle, julia roberts. read it. you're going to like it. >> say we get into the cage and through the security doors there and down the elevator we can't move. and past the guards with the guns and into the vault we can't open. say we do all that. we're just supposed to walk out of there with $150 million in cash on us without getting stopped? >> yeah. >> oh. >> larry: frank sinatra made history with his main event concert. behind the scenes of frank's comeback and triumph, next. we've been there for clients through good times and bad, when our clients' needs changed we changed to meet them. through the years, when

witworked twice with mel brooks >> all >> but that face. we also have liz hired with us. hi liz.you both on stage when a perfect fit the before it. tell people little bit about the show. and the to mel brooks movie is human >> robin had men in tights at ladenburg held the and also played s.c. >> how does that work with mel >> amazing. he loves show business he is a character and full of life he's so funny and every day it is great. >> case 0 now, tell me little bit about the show. what is it for people have not seen it yet. as >> it is really a celebration of women like to a change. it is an event. it is an experience. it is not to sing the play or a show it is nonstop is 90 minutes one song after another and has songs and lyrics. everybody can relate to it does not matter whether have gone up or going through menopause. >> >> a boyfriend> which is what you understand that even the music is wonderful. some of the songs, the change of life and my husband sleeps at night which is the lion sleeps at night with the tropical heat wave and all flash >> it is a story though ray is conne

and now it's -- you know, now it's something that -- >> larry: mel brooks can do hitler. >> yeah, yeahtly. >> larry: we'll be back with seth macfarlane, the brilliant seth macfarlane, and his characters. i feel overwhelmed here. i feel like they're around me. we'll even have a question coming from one of our high school gang after this. ate bloo. full-time moms... and everyone who is good at something but wants to be great. welcome to kaplan university. the university that's changing the face of education... to undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees... degrees that can give you a leg up... in a tough job market... in any job market... welcome. welcome to kaplan university. call kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. ♪ >> larry: there they are again. seth, brian, and stewie. we are back with seth here. brian and stewie have taken over the control room. we're also welcoming students from pacific ridge school in carlsbad, california, as we mentioned earlier. they're watching our show in person tonight. and one of them, alex, has a question for set

chevy chase, mel brooks, peter sellers or woody allen. >> i could be the only one to get this wrong.you think? >> i'm going to guess. b. >> yes! >> we just gave away $500 so far. woody allen. >> i take full responsibility for this success. woody allen has been making a movie a year for about 40 years now. so it's easy to forget how he got started. which was as a gag writer and a stand-up comedian. who had a very interesting favorite topic, death. as in the i'm not frightened of death, i just don't want to be there when it happens. >> let's go back across to kathie. >> a family from massachusetts visiting. which children's author wrote the following line "a little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men"? >> we're going to guess. and we're going to go with -- >> b, dr. seuss. [ buzzer ] >> ooh! you know what? somebody has got to get the cd. >> it's a prize, anyway. >> roald dal is great fun. i loved "charlie and the chocolate factory," his writing comes from a very dark place. unlike dr. seuss, who is mostly sunshine and light. he had an unhappy childhood with cruel and ab

and now it's -- you know, now it's something that -- >> larry: mel brooks can do hitler. >> yeah, yeahane, the brilliant seth macfarlane, and his characters. i feel overwhelmed here. i feel like they're around me. we'll even have a question coming from one of our high school gang after this. ♪ >> larry: there they are again. seth, brian, and stewie. we are back with seth here. brian and stewie have taken over the control room. we're also welcoming students from pacific ridge school in carlsbad, california, as we mentioned earlier. they're watching our show in person tonight. and one of them, alex, has a question for seth. alex, go. >> will you do some of the voices of characters from "family guy"? >> larry: okay, yeah. let's see you do it. come on. that's a good question, alex. here we go. name them and do them. >> the entire cast of "one day at a time." i think that was the question. here we go. all right, all right. i'll bark like a seal for you, young man. okay. stewie. quagmire. giggity, giggity, giggity goo. that's quagmire. peter griffin, hello. it's me right behind there looking