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give it up for nick offerman!he san diego valley where there ain't much snow ♪ ♪ i like to wrestle my wife under the mistletoe ♪ ♪ but i will leave it at that, because this is a family show ♪♪ >> kelly: oh, my god! i love that. >> nick: think you! >> kelly: say hello! >> kelly: the limits >> nick: hello! >> kelly: did you make that? is that one of the things you have made. >> nick: i made this ukulele, it's garbage if you look up close, but it sounds like a ukulele. >> kelly: great! >> nick: did you see the beatles get back? it's kind of based on me in my songwriting. >> kelly: [laughs] the similarities are uncanny. so what else have you made recently? >> nick: what i made is you look fantastic! it's so nice to be here for the holidays. >> kelly: we were trying to go big for christmas, and text, we don't go small ever. but i love that you make things. i don't know if people do that generally anymore. it's really cool. >> nick: it's really healthy, i was brought up in our family of people who make things and megan,

of nick offerman and amy poehler's "making it." >> yes, it is -- yeah, it is an extension of the "makingdid she get you to do it? >> well, it was a funny story. she called me, and i was like, "hey, amy, how's it going? and she was like, "hey hey! you're going to do a show! a baking show! and i was like, "okay! i'm sorry! she was like, "shut up, i made you! i made you!" and i was like, "okay, i'll do it, i'll do it, i'll do it." you know how amy is. >> seth: yeah, i mean, i would say if she has a catchphrase, it's "i made you." >> yeah, "i made you." [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- so the first episode is hanukkah themed was that your idea >> no. it was actually the show's idea and, you know, they came to me -- i think it was maybe amy's way of smoothing things over with me for yelling at me. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> but it was interesting because she was like, "hey, you know, one of the first bakes we're going to have in the competition is going to be hanukkah themed. and i remember my response, i said, "your funeral! [ laughter ] you know, so - i mean, i immediately assumed they were -- eve

nick offerman. wilmer valderama, from hbo, john wilson will be with us. gracie abrams, and the war on drugs. so please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an oscar and emmy winner, beloved by all. she is the woman who convinced to keep this beard. for real. true. and she is a director now. you can see her yelling action at herself and engaging in the martial arts in the new movie "bruised." >> send you back to school. come on. pick it up. pick it up. don't look like ufc. five seconds. four. three. two. [ whistle blows ] >> jimmy: "bruised" is in select theaters starting wednesday and on netflix starting november 24th. please welcome halle berry. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you doing? it's very good to see you. thanks for coming. >> good to see you too. >> jimmy: it's funny to see you here looking beautiful and pdre movie in which -- i mean, i know it's a movie and i get it. i understand how they work. it's acting and all that stuff. but you are fighting viciously and beating and being bitten in a serious way,