please welcome ramon rodriguez!work and i see you 35 times. >> i am so sorry that you have to see -- my mug is like this, you're getting nostril action and pores and all that kind of stuff, but a beautiful chihuahua as well. >> jimmy: a beautiful chihuahua. that's right. here's a photo that you took with your billboard. [ laughter ] and your beautiful chihuahua. were you headed to the liquor store for christmas? [ laughter ] what was going on here? >> yeah, you know, it's the holidays, why not stop by -- no, i was on the way to pick up my girlfriend from the airport, thought i'd bring in some holiday cheer. put on the feliz navi-dog. santa hat. at a red light, oh. i look to my left -- oh, that's me, and that's the chihuahua, and that's will trent. >> jimmy: who took this picture? >> i picked up my girlfriend, said i'd surprise her on the way back, showed her the billboard. she yells. i'm like, we've got to take a photo. but it's so tight on my face. i'm like, i'm a little concerned. i said, let me do it in character

played by ramon rodriguez, the story follows in the tradition of detectives like palombo.are different and they are written lies their charm. >> special agent will trent. >> fancy. >> not really. trent may dress in three-piece suits, but he was abandoned by his parents as a child and grew up in foster care. >> there is hard. that is a great aspect to a character i connect with immediately. and then, how do we show what he has been through? how do we show this person's traumatic childhood in a way that feels authentic, and also plant these seeds throughout so that it is intriguing for people to want to know more. >> will has never been the popular kid. especially not in his current job with the georgia bureau of investigation's where colleagues resent his ability to solve cases by reading crime scenes expertly. >> i an observant guy. >> as it facing dyslexia mobile has trouble writing and spelling >> but here's what i find interesting, he is not defined by these things. >> will trent is based on a series of best-selling novels. ramon rodriguez wanted to know more about him

. >> ramón rodriguez tells us about bringing the popular will trent character to abc. >> i just adoresolutely fallen in love with him. >> then niecy nash bets on the upcoming "rookie"-"rookie: feds" crossover event. >> our team definitely has to come together in a way that we haven't before. >> and moms and dads put under the microscope in "the parent test." >> i want to know why my house looks like a nuclear-power-plant explosion. >> also, hit shows like "abbott elementary" return with new episodes. "the bad batch" is back with daring new missions. and we'll preview the biggest movies coming in 2023. >> the galaxy still needs its guardians. >> plus, from laughing with lionel richie to flirting with tiffany haddish, our most memorable red-carpet moments of the year. >> are you trying to be with me? what's your credit score? >> "on the red carpet" starts right now. >> happy new year, everyone. welcome to our january preview edition of "on the red carpet." there are some great new television shows for the new year, including a new crime drama on abc based on a best-selling book series.

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tonight, octavia spencer, ramon rodriguez, and music from renee rapp. with cleto and the cletones.nd now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome. very good, thank you. hi, there, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you. thank you for watching, thank you for joining us and standing out in the rain. it was another dark and stormy day here in southern california. this has been going on for more than a week now, which is a problem.

. >> the new stars ramon rodriguez as an atlanta native who had a tough childhood growing up in fosterurned to the dark side but instead trent had the will to land on the right side of the law and becomes a top active with the georgia bureau of investigation. >> i think being in a situation where you grow up feeling so helpless i think for him you can go in multiple directions. for will he chose he wanted to be part of a solution. i think he wanted to help others. >> i rescued a dog. this is a no kill shocker. >>>> he is a bit of a neurotic compulsive person. he keeps people at bay. >> i bet i can solve this tonight. >> you made a bet on this? >> an opportunity to make a little cash. >> not a lot of people loved him. he does not care. i find that -- those qualities are really interesting. >> how much do you want to punch trent in the face? >> it is just being able all of these colors and tap into these different sides of a person. that is a challenge that excites me. >> ramon has been acting professionally since 2005 and has been able to work with many top stars. he says one of the mos

and my friend ramon rodriguez on "will trent" he called me and said, don't be a fool, call bryan. flew in on that sunday, he came to my hotel room. i said, what are you doing here? he said, we're going to work. open up your script, let's rehearse, he rehearsed with me all day. when i was on set, he looked at me and he goes, you got this. >> wow. >> so generous. >> he's so generous. he's so generous and a professional and also and you could appreciate this as a sports person you got to bring your a-game when you're with bryan cranston. he does not play. he's nice, and supportive, but once the director says action, he's looking at you, like, let's go. >> let's bring it. [ laughter ] >> let's take a look. >> you didn't talk about nothing, michael, come on. >> heaven. talked about heaven. >> really? okay. what did you and carlo about? >> so you're just watching me. >> what did you and carlo talk about? have i given you the impression that any of this is optional? >> so i mean your character's new for season 2. what is she there to do? >> my character is a federal prosecutor and she's