please say hello to patrick stewart.lause] ♪ ♪ it's great to have you here, o captain my captain. you're not the only captain we have here tonight. >> really? >> jimmy: pretty excited captain pablo is here in the audience tonight. he's got an imaginary starship that he's flying around in. >> i wonder how he did it. what was the show he was in? >> all he did was pay 239 bucks on amazon and suddenly he's the captain. little did you know it was that easy. >> it was, wasn't it? >> jimmy: it kind of was. >> yeah, i missed out. >> jimmy: do you remember the last time you were here? the last time you were here i was not here. >> i've been here before? >> jimmy: you have. [laughter] >> jimmy: you've been here with me but the last in you were here was march 12th 2020, which may ring a bell to some people because it was like the last show we did in the studio for seven months. it was the last -- when covid hit, pete buttigieg was hosting the show and he was -- yes, the host, and i think you guys became friends after that. >> we ha

patrick stewart. a great night everyone. ♪ ♪ >> previously on "jimmy kimmel live." >> no, i'm not [bleep] tripping. [laughter] what the [bleep]? >> [indistinct]. >> man, sean. it's a dog on the lawn cutting [bleep] grass. i got a video of this [bleep]. >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, bridget everett patrick stewart, and music from gorillaz featuring beck. with cleto and the cletones! and now... jimmy

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we'll be joined by sir patrick stewart and bridget everett with music from gorillaz fea back.u can see him cultivate any talent sunday and monday night on abc, please welcome "luke bryan!" please welcome luke bryan! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: good to see you. you smell like leather. it's nice. >> luke: leather and rich mahogany. that was from a movie. >> jimmy: 30 number one singles as a lot of them! [cheers and applause] got to be one of the most. >> luke: i really have to let katy perry hear that number multiple times. it's very important. we went what is katy's number? >> luke: it's a lot. but i have more. but... >> jimmy: probably more than lionel. >> luke: with country artist a trend to have a lot more with pop artist. with that 14-15 range, michael jackson had 12 or 13 you think. but who is reading and counting? not i. >> how many years, over the course of how many years? >> i got my record deal in... gosh... '04? i really started putting music out around 2008. >> jimmy: let me add it up. that's 15 years. that's really good. [cheers and applause] >> luke: just heari

jill hall, luke bryan, freddy high more, whitney cummings amanda peet brining et everett sir patrick stewartcrow rely a and glorillaz. our first guest is the emmy winning producer director writer and star of i think one of the best shows ever, barry, returns for its fourth and final season with two episodes this sunday on hbo. please say hello to bill hader. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you. >> bill: hi everybody. >> jimmy: good to see you how's it going. >> bill: good, good. >> jimmy: carol burnett was here tuesday did you know about this. >> bill: we are related. >> jimmy: i'm finding your roots like a distant cousin. >> bill: yeah, she e-mailed me and said we're related. i was like what? i turned to my daughters and said we're related to ms. hannigan. it was on finding your roots we were on the same show. >> jimmy: i found out i was related to martha stewart, did not hear from her at all. i don't want to start any trouble, you know i don't like to start trouble but we did some digging and we found a clip that i think it's important that america sees. >> bill: oh, no. >> jimmy

it is patrick stewart. guest: it is not from other movies. questions about that from 10 to 10, especially -- from time to time, especially when i appear in pbs.now that we have entered the most critical question, regarding with the u.s. should do, in terms of the strategy and approach, it is put together with other western countries. a reasonable strategy to build out a major ukrainian force in addition to the forces currently deployed to be able to conduct a major offensive operations that could span several months. in that regard, i think it is a viable theory of success. the united states has also been working to manage a lot of the long-term issues that ukraine has when it comes to availability of artillery ammunition, air defense and other capabilities like running on a treadmill. as the conflict runs on, it becomes a conflict of attrition. you constantly need to reconstitute the force and are looking for more material, additional manpower. i think the u.s. will expand these efforts over time along with the europeans. where would i ident

it is patrick stewart. guest: it is not from other movies.et questions about that from 10 to 10, especially -- from time to time, especially when i appear in pbs.now that we have entered the most critical question, regarding with the u.s. should do, in terms of the strategy and approach, it is put together with other western countries. a reasonable strategy to build out a major ukrainian force in addition to the forces currently deployed to be able to conduct a major offensive operations that could span several months. in that regard, i think it is a viable theory of success. the united states has also been working to manage a lot of the long-term issues that ukraine has when it comes to availability of artillery ammunition, air defense and other capabilities like running on a treadmill. as the conflict runs on, it becomes a conflict of attrition. you constantly need to reconstitute the force and are looking for more material, additional manpower. i think the u.s. will expand these efforts over time along with the europeans. where would i ide