norman reedus.to say i'm disappointed in you too. matt damon strolls in here. you and your cross bow are nowhere to be found. >> i just met him backstage. he is really nice. i really liked him. >> jimmy: well, we have to agree to disagree on that. when you started on "the walking dead" did you have any idea it would go on 100 episodes of killing zombies? >> no idea. it was a script you get and people tell you don't do it. >> jimmy: who world you not to do it? >> everybody. they're backstage. yeah, you know, it was a stretch. it was an out there. but i saw a guy looking for his family. >> jimmy: you should be their agents, it sounds like. >> they're great. >> jimmy: the show is an institution and it's also in an institution. the smithsonian now has the cross bow. that's the real one, i assume, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: look how happy you are by the severed head. >> yeah that is my friend scott wilson. the cross bow, i went to grab it and they told me, don't touch it. and i'm like, i can't each

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from "the walking dead," norman reedus -- and music from niall horan -- and now, don't sweat it, here's cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hi there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i have to say -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm pleased -- we just came back from new york. we had a week of shows in brooklyn. i had a great time. i really had a great time. i got

incredible items from "the walking dead" say were well loved on the show like the crossbow from norman reeduse the relationship. >> reporter: and michonne's katana. >> it's an extension of her arm. >> reporter: now they've got a new home at the smithsonian national museum of american history. >> this is, you know, the home of popular culture. this is the historical, you know, holding tank for all of the most important cultural tv shows and flips. fonsi's jacket is here. it's a big deal. >> a total of eight items donated including these costumes. >> couldn't be more proud to bring you scott's head and donate these iconic "walking dead" materials that will now live on within the walls of the smithsonian. >> a real testament. >> reporter: heading into their 100th episode cast members say being at the event today feels surreal. >> starting now, people can come to this place, be together and remember that time spent with each other. >> reporter: at the national museum of american history amy aubert, abc 7 news. >> by the way we end with a special welcome to ashton reid muzyka. >> he weighed over 7

with george clooney, norman reedus and niall horan formerly of one direction.s an oscar-nominated and emmy-winning actor who plays united states president lyndon johnson, in the rob reiner directed "lbj." it opens in theaters on november 3rd. please welcome woody harrelson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? what are you wearing there? you've got a harvard -- did you go to harvard? >> i went to har good morning and thanks for being with us. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, just the other day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i walked right into that one. you're dressed as if the delivery guy knocked on the door and you said, oh, i better put some clothes on. [ laughter ] >> yeah well. i didn't know i was coming straight here from the train. it was a long story. >> jimmy: have you -- >> i would have snats snazzed u be dressed like you. >> jimmy: have you lived in new york an extended period of time, have you ever really lived here? >> ago, back when i was a young tyke. >> jimmy: pre"cheers" years? >> pre "cheers." when i was trying to break into the busines

cool to have -- what we had norman reedus on. >> we had abraham on too and eugene >> yeah. >> we hadoth of them on. >> you should have the whole cast on. >> don't think i wouldn't. >> yeah. it's a good ytd. >> do you -- >> i mean, they don't -- that's the thing. it's cable it's a cable play, which is a standard good old-fashioned cable play, but they also stream >> it's a big deal because it is a phenomenon, the number of viewers that they get. >> that's the type of show where over time it really builds up and creates. it's one of those type of things where it might be a sleeper hit in the beginning, but then, you know, eventually everybody hears about it >> there are big questions about amc, by the way. >> yeah. >> about whether they get bought, what happens, whether a netflix or even an amazon might want to buy a company like that. >> for all the contents e tent >> i see -- >> that's very interesting >> i see them as a more likely bidder for amc than -- >> then you get digital and the linear >> a lot of interesting things out there. >> the villain, i would love to have him on too.