what about your pogo stick? >> extreme pogoing? >> x pogo. >> you bet. >> what?>> e pogo or extreme pogo is a cross between parkour, pogoing, gymnastics, skateboarding. >> whoa! >> these pogo sticks aren't like what we used to play on, these things have super krypton springs in them. >> that dude was no feet, no hands there for a second. >> that guy just spun around his entire pogo stick. >> i didn't even think they made these any more. >> back flips, front flips. kind of the same stuff you see on skateboards, right? they just jumped over a person in a wheelchair. >> it's so funny. they're doing all of these crazy tricks, but at the end of the jump, they're still on a pogo stick. >> i think these are cool. >> to tell us more about pogoing, is one of the stars of the video, fred. >> pogo-sticking is cool, it's different, it's unique, like a portable trampoline. a lot of tricks derived from skateboarding, bmx, motor cross, we have handle bars, foot pegs. extreme pogo sticking came out eight years ago. traditional sticks use a steel coiled spring that allows you to

>> this is extreme pogoing. >> gosh.do this in an artful kind of way. >> call themselves the pogo dudes. >> did you see that? >> that's not fair. >> he just flipped. cameras on the pogo sticks. >> that's amazing. >> well -- >> okay. i'm envious. >> a world-record team. put it in perspective. >> don't try that at home. >> no, don't. do they have helmets on? so glad to see that. have good. some kid's going to want to try it and nice to see they're wearing helmets. protecting themselves vlgtsz if they seem familiar, by the way, perhaps you might recognize them if you watch the show "america's got talent "'also on letterman, leno, ellen. >> and attached a video camera on to the sticks to get a cool view. >> i love that. >> oh, my. >> fred just wants to get, like, ten in a row. >> ten? i just want to get one successful jump. >> oh, everybody can do one. >> not me. never got there. >> can you do one jump. >> well, i'm glad you have hope for me. all right. thanks so much, jacqui. >> okay. >>> pogo stick our way out. >> go right

that's a turtle on a pogo stick. [cheers and applause] now every time i see a turtle on a pogo stick, i'm going to want a coke. [laughter] so just in case subliminal advertising works, i thought i would try it, and i put it on my book, "seriously... i'm kidding." and it's selling very, very well. and if you look closely -- [applause] thank you. thank you. it could be selling well because it's hilariously funny, or it could be what i did in the subliminal advertising. if you push in and see what i've added on my shoulder here, it's ryan gosling. it's ryan gosling on my shoulder. [cheers and applause] and i want to be completely honest with you. we have used photo shop on the show before. i'm not proud of this, but we recently showed you a picture of me posing nude for peta, and by peta, i mean the organization, not the bread. this is the photo that i showed of me, and that obviously was photo shopped. this is what i really look like. yep. [laughter and applause] they have covered up the tattoo on my neck. my neck tatt

risk of injury. [ light laughter ] i don't know if you know this, but the only thing that makes pogo risk of injury. [ laughter ] [ as donald trump ] "beautiful brass pogo sticks, match with any marble columns in your house." ♪ thank you, person who takes forever at the starbucks sugar station. hey, madame curie, this ain't some chemistry lab. i've got a life to live. so, stir in the sugar and let's get moving you caffeine-addicted bitch! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: where did that come from? oh, my god. >> jimmy: wooden stirrer. >> steve: meow. [ as donald trump ] "beautiful teak" -- >> jimmy: teak stirrer? >> steve: "classy, made of elephant tusks." >> jimmy: why are you making elephant tusks stirrers? >> steve: "'cause they're classy." >> jimmy: okay, sorry little trump. it's little trump, on broadway. [ as donald trump ] ♪ "it's spring time i'm wearing argyle sweaters with no sleeves here ♪ you're tired." ♪ thank you, today, for being friday. friday. [ scattered applause ] wee, wee, wee, so excited. [ cheers and applause ] we so excited. we're gonna have a ball today. tomorr

the springs on the pogo sticks melted, sir. oh, let me see. let me see. i like that toy. glenda. give me a status report. legs on the ironing board burned up, sir. ooh, let me see. only the wheels are left on the wooden trucks, sir. that was my favorite. the rockets are in pieces, but the launch motors are intact, sir. launch motors intact? get over here. i think i got an idea. [tools clanking] [bell dings] jet-powered scooter board. way to go, santa! yay. yay! yay. that's how the men in red get things done. all right. we got a schedule to keep. let's get back to work, everybody. get that conveyor up. let's get this running. let's go! let's go! let's go! oh! you're-- you're just amazing. can't keep a good santa down, huh? [chuckles] so, doesn't anything bother you? you don't sweat the small stuff, jack. problem at work, that's a challenge. problem at home, that's a problem. uncle scott! uncle scott! that was the most amazing thing i've ever seen in the whole world! oh, wait a minute. you weren't worried, were you? not for a second. yeah. neither was i. uncle scott, you know what

a toy soldier, bb gun, bicycle or pogo stick. >> a bb gun. >> you got it. good for you, sweetie. >> all right. a bb gun. >> he really wants a bb gun. he asks his mom, the teacher, santa claus. they all say the same thing. you remember what it is? >> what? >> you'll shoot your eye out. this movie is so popular tbs airs it back to back to back to back nonstop on christmas day. 12 times all day long. a few years ago 50 million americans watched it christmas day. >> it's coming to a theater near you in new form as a musical. they worked on it in seattle. this lovely lady, which actor played kevin mccallister in the 1990 comedy "home alone?" >> kevin mccall. >> say that again. you mean macaulay culkin? or haley, his brother? >> macaulay. >> the number one movie of the year. this movie made $280 million. he was 10 when it came out. he became the highest paid child actor of the time. demanding $8 million a movie. >> what did he do right after that? >> "home alone 2." >> after all those? >> "lost in new york." he did a lot of movies. darker movies like "the good so

happy to see everybody bounce bouncing to the mall or the park real quick on a giant bouncy ball or a pogoht and day so joyfully we can bounce we can bounce we can bounce we can bounce because of elasticity we can bounce we can bounce we can bounce we can bounce because of elasticity ♪ >> i am bouncing everywhere. look at me. i'm mr. bouncy. >> hello, mr. bouncy. i'm miss bouncy bunny. let me introduce you to my friend. >> sir bounce-a-lot. i'm here to bounce. yeah. >> and i am princess bouncy. >> all right, my bouncy scientists. time to bounce on out of the classroom and go home. let's go. a-boing boing boing... >> boing boing boing. bouncy, bouncy, bouncy, boing. >> now, where's my sid? >> ooh, right here, grandma. >> oh. ooh. now, okey doke. let's roll. >> let's roll. [music playing] [humming] >> yoo hoo! ha ha ha! [humming] >> ♪backseat driving with grandma ♪ >> ♪ oh, yeah >> hey, grandma, guess what? >> oh, what, kiddo? >> well, i shaped my play-doh clay into a ball this morning, but it wouldn't bounce like a ball. >> wouldn't bounce? well, why was that? >> well, the reason it wouldn'