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. >> jimmy: "i wish i waa pokemon, so i could pikachu." [ laughter ] yeah, i was scaing all over you. on, this monk is unbelievable. let's tell you about "parenthood." "parenthood." "parenthood." it's based on the movie, the huge movie that everyone loves. steve martin, ron howard, gosh, keanu reeves was in it. such a great movie. >> joaquin phoenix. >> jimmy: joaquin phoenix, that's right. he was so young. he was the little kid, right? >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: it's amazing. i love that movie. but now the show is just as od. it's you and dax shepard. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: and who do you play? just tell everybody. >> i play jasmine. and dax and i, in the first season, we -- i kind of emged, and we had something from years before. and i -- "sprise, you got a son!" >> jimmy: that's it? just like that. "surprise, you" -- >> he's your baby. >> jimmy: -- "you got a son." >> yeah. you got a -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. so now you're back. season two. you're a regular? >> yeah. yeah. so i'm aegular now. and is just basically us trying to be a family unit and -- >> jimmy: he's more of, like, the loos