"the affair," a lot of sex on that show. you're show, a lot of sex on the show.g myself -- i've only had one on-screen kiss and keegan michael key was the recipient of all that. >> seth: delicious. >> so lucky. so blessed. so, i'm mentally prepping myself for having to do the dirty on camera. >> seth: okay. >> it hasn't happened yet, but we'll see. >> seth: okay. when it happens, if you -- because i know you serviced so many shows by live tweeting during those episodes, if you want me to take over and live tweet the episodes where you get it on, i'll be happy to. >> oh, i appreciate that. >> seth: yes. >> i'll text you. >> seth: and i'm going to say something like, i'm probably going to go, "you know what she's doing? she's treating herself." [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being back on the show! we're going to go drinking soon. retta, everybody! check out "girlfriends' guide to divorce" on tuesday nights at 10:00 on bravo. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ scanner beeping ] sir, could you step aside? "sir"? come on. y

it hips me to many shows. was this a show that you knew about before they approached you to be in season two? >> i did. i'm a fan of lisa edelstein, and i remember when i heard that she had a new show. i was like, i'm going to watch the show, i was interested. and i had forgotten to set my dvr. so i knew i would miss the first two and i thought, i'll find it on dvd at some point. and then they asked me to do the show, so i said, can i get the first season? so i watched it, obsessed with like, nervous because i was like, "what if i'm not as good as what the show is for me?" so i was nervous to do it, but excited because i love the show, but after the first episode, marti noxon, the creator, sent me an e-mail after it was edited. she said, "i watched it, you're so great, i'm so happy. thank you so much for doing the show." and i felt relief, and i said, "thank you for asking me to do the show." and she said that her and her 9-year-old daughter love "parks," and her daughter's favorite character is donna and they

me after the show. i said, you know, "i feel bad. i didn't like my show." i felt like, oh, the english. and -- she said, "that's what you felt on stage. but in the audience, it was worse." [ laughter ] she's crazy. >> seth: she was bragging. i'm sure she was bragging about you when you were on stage. she just wanted to be honest with you. >> but she doesn't speak english. so she doesn't know what's funny in english. >> seth: i want to -- i think it's important. i feel like our audience might not understand. you are hugely successful. you are hugely famous, not just in france, all over europe, all over the world. and yet you decided to come here -- >> seth: except america. >> the world -- >> seth: yes. and you came here, and for the first time i saw you just a few shows in for the first time you were performing your act in english. why after all that success did you give yourself a challenge like this? >> to be honest, it's because it's so exciting, you know? i'm not saying i have everything in france, i

the show. and bounds, more than anything i've ever worked on, including any film i've ever done. it young. >> seth: like too young -- they probably shouldn't be watching the show? [ laughter ] >> like way too young to be watching the show.tching the show. [ laughter ] i mean really shockingly old, as well. every economic strata.roup. from the guy with no teeth who is selling pot in waark -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: to the guy who has two sets of teeth. >> yeah, right. you know, enormously successful,. >> seth: i want to speak real super fan of your show who is snl's leslie jones. [ laughter ] now, snl leslie jones is such a t came down from snl the last time you were here, without permission, walked into your dressing room -- >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: and took this photo. on the show as >> yesterday. >> seth: and i would just like to show -- not yesterday. but this is from last time she was on in a clip to prove feels about you. >> okay. >> james, if you're watching right now. [ laughter

we have a great show tonight, el chapo. great show. >> oh, who's here tonight? >> seth: we have a wonderful actress, a dear friend of mine. rashida jones is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] do you like rashida jones? >> ooh! rashida jones! [ laughter ] >> seth: she has a new show on >> you know what, i'm going to put that in my dbr. >> seth: okay, great. also, she has a new talk show called "kocktails with khloe." khloe kardashian is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> please. please tell me that cocktails is spelled with a, "k." >> seth: yes, she does spell it with a k. >> oh, perfect. [ laughter ] i'm also going to put that on my dbr. >> seth: okay, great. also, very excited about this. she's fresh off a golden globe win. the star and creator of "crazy ex-girlfriend." rachel bloom is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, "crazy ex-girlfriend." i've had a few of those myself. >> seth: her show is great. you're gonna love it. >> i hope so. you know what, i might not have room on my dbr, but i try. >> seth: okay, great. thank you, everybody.

well, you're great on the show. i love it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "pretty little liars" is the name of show. what i think is kind of funny, that not really lying but truth. >> what am i lying about? >> jimmy: well, your name isn't lucy, is it? >> oh, okay. well, let mexplain. okay, karen is actually my first name. >> jimmy: wellllhello. that might be something -- i think that might be something. come on, y'all. i mean -- >> comon, y'all. >> jimmy: let's get real, y'all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right now, i don't even know who i'm talking to, lucy or karen. >> you'll never know. >> jimmy: i'll never know. >> karen is my alter ego. >> jimmy: there's so much mystery around the show, and so mean, a is that you don't want -- >> have you seen it? >> jimmymyyes. >> yes. >> jimmy: and it was -- everybody saw it. it's just the greatest. but i don't want to ruin it for people that haven't see it. binge watch. >> right, okay, cool. >> jimmy: but you're up to season six, now. and yoyokind of jumped to thth future. >> we have. w

the show is about this truck that shows up. and the driver is like, "you guys, i'm going to put the newspapers somewhere. i don't want to, like, throw i think they need to be put some place responsible." >> seth: and this is a show on mtv? >> fred: yeah. [ laughter ] so the people who run the printing press are like, "oh, okay. we didn't think there was a problem. we didn't think there was a problem. but if you insist, you want to take them away, knock yourself out." he's like, "i need some gas money." they're like, "oh, you need gas money? i see." like this is a scam. he's like, "gas costs money. what do you want from me?" they're like, "we want you to leave." he's like, "all right." so as he drives away, they're like, "i love that guy. [ laughter ] i love him. why did we turn him away?" >> seth: can i ask you a question, who is shannara? >> fred: shannara is just the name of the town. >> seth: oh, got you. [ laughter ] can i read you the description of what the tv guide said the episode was? >> fred: okay. >> seth: while ambe

show." he stars in "todd margaret" on ifc, which is back for its third very funny david cross. [ cheers and applause ] >> i learned tonight that he can't sit down until i sit. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good, man. how you doing? >> seth: it's been a while. i feel like i haven't seen you in a while. [ laughter ] >> it has been a while. the main difference is, and this is going to sound derogatory, but it's not. and i'll explain what it is. [ light laughter ] i should say, they're not used to working as hard as we do. where, you know, on a show here ork, you know, minimum 12 hours. if not 14, 15 hours. and when we first went over there and we're trying to work people are like, "what?" you know. but having said that, they -- i can't say enough good things and crew. everybody -- nobody bitched about it. everybody got, oh, they're americans, they work harder. that's why their countssful than ours. [ laughter ] and -- >> seth: but then they'll now want to put in the extra

a clip. >> you show -- oh, you show a a clip of the show? >> jimmy: i show a clip of >> oh, ok. show it from the show. >> jimmy: cause you're always way. they always make you do something nuts. >> this is like, uh -- >> jimmy: in this one you, tell you what it is. >> yeah, we'll look at it. we'll look at it. >> jimmy: it's very, very here season of "it's always sunny in philadelphia." watch this. >> oh [ bleep ] man, are you okay? >> and who might you be? >> uh-oh. he's finally lost it. should we toss him in a home? >> yeah. >> i'll get the car. >> no, no, no, guys, guys. frank fell out my window. we had our like, fire escape taken off. and dude, you must have hit your head real hard. nice kid. but my head is fine. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> oh, my god! that's horrific. >> oh, i see skull! >> okay, frank. what day is it? >> wednesday. >> wrong. it's tuesday. >> is it? actually, no, it's wednesday. he's right. >> did i lose a day? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you want to play charades? >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's do it. danny devito an

it's a great show., yeah. >> jimmy: it's set in the '70s, its' a record label. >> and it is a lot of, you were joking about in your monologue about the cocaine. i snort a lot of fake cocaine. >> jimmy: you do? >> yes. lot of fake hookers. >> jimmy: fake hookers? actors. yeah, actors. [ laughter ] >> no, no. actors. yes. >> jimmy: they're called actors. we have a clip here. this is ray romano in hbo's new series "vinyl." take a look at this. >> look i want to bring in joe corso. >> corso's a thug. >> you don't know that. you don't know that. he's good. he's good at what he does. that's, you shouldn't say things about people that you don't know. you know, he's, he's the best promotion man in the business. >> 14 radio stations across every major market, not willing to play any of our albums. it will spread like a [ bleep ] leukemia. >> it's not joke, ritchie, we're going to be bankrupt in a a month. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love that. ray romano, everybody. "vinyl" premieres sunday, february 14

i could definitely see charlese wearing to the outfits the show models. this black versace gleans the nominee lady gaga. it's edgy but classy. >> this >> now we all know j-law is the &- couture girl. but judging from the run ways in paris. >> stealing from the paris run way, oscar red carpet is sarah jess parker took this off the catalog. >> i think i went on about 20 seconds after it was in paris, so i begged. >> she have to do much begging. >> one that we're not -- jada pinkett-smith says she will not attend as a protest for the of diversity in the oscar nominations. >> this isn't the first time a member of the smith family has skipped an awards show in protest. we went through our archives back to 1989 and th when will made a statement by boycotting the grammys. >> we boycotted the grammys, we feel it was a slap in the face. >> taking on the zbramys over not broadcasting the rap category. >> we felt our music was important enough to be on this show. that his wife jada will not attend this week's oscars. >> they don't know anything about rap music and o

show. >> we're jealous. >> keeping it a good time there. >> all right. we'll check with her in a bit. into we now know the broncos will play the steelers in the first playoff game. held off in a wild game against the bengals, coach kubiak named manning starter. will ben roethlisberger be healthy enough to take the field? he injured his shoulder last night. the steelers will be on broncos i have to january 17th. >>> time for broncos fans to stand united in orange and blue. we want to see your team spirit. 9news is starting a broncos photo challenge tomorrow. there's a theme for everyday, for example monday is broncos the complete list on 9news.com. use twitter or facebook. we'll choose some of your pictures and share them on-line and in our newscast. >>> preparations already underway for the super bowl. the roads are shut down so sky boxes can be set up. super bowl 50 kicks off february 7th. >>> two talkers now, broncos and of course the powerball. no one matched all the winning numbers last

show or the ben stiller show. before that, some of the people who were associated later with larry sanders, as you were, that's some extraordinary comedy you're mining. those people, and to see how that scene has become kind of the mainstream scene...it's been a realransition. and of course, you ended up on one of the most popular network shows of our lifetimes, right? - [mary lynn] yes, that was... - [evan] hard to imagine? - also, unexpected. - something you didn't necessarily set out to do. - i was around for a lot of those early mr. shows. i don't know how much it really happens like this anymore, with the internet and people filming their own things and having the ability to quickly do that, but it was bob odenkirk and david cross doing live shows to test the material that would become that tv show. and they would throw me in there and i was almost kind of like a mascot, i didn't really know what was going on. i loved performing, but i almost feel like it's only now that i'm a more well-rounded person and kin

and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> sex, violence and disease. it's the seedy underbelly of the united nations effort in haiti. nearly six years after an earthquake rocked the country, i'm ali velshi, welcome to a special edition of "on target," haiti on shaky ground. the united nations can be a blessing and occurs but for latte, the western hemisphere's poorest country it's been both. six years ago haiti was devastated by a massive earthquake. its worst natural disaster in more than two centuries. millions of

help them out. >> i did 800 or 90 shows. how long were you on? >> i was on 14 years. >> oh, pli my god. >> no messing around. >> with y & r, knight rider and bay watch, he set a record. but wait. there's more. you're also a record holder for the highest reverse bungee jump. you fly and that one second before you start to go down, that's fine. >> unbelievable. yeah. i would love to do that again. it was fun. >> yeah! the hoff getting crazy, guys. i need to do. that you with me? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> double no. why? >> i will september "e.t." on represent "e.t." on the reverse bungee jump. >> enjoy. we'll see you again this sunday. >> we all do our thing at the golden globes. something enjoyable. "e.t." has been there every year for 35 seasons. so on this last friday, we want to share some of the most priceless moments. >> this is my first big award show. so i'm just sort of playing it cool and observing everything, you know what i mean? >> i think i was 18 and very nerve-racking. >> anybody here you want to meet tonight? you looking forward to?

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show." and we were like, "this is exciting." and then the week we're getting ready to do the show, i asked my guest booker, i was like, "okay, so when does denzel get in?" they phoned his people and then his people were like, "what do you mean when does he get in? get in where?" and we're like, "to south africa." and they're like, "whoa, we thought you were in l.a." [ light laughter ] and we were like, "why would an african show be in l.a.?" and they're like, "why are you doing shows in africa?" [ laughter ] and then we scratched all the guests off and then we just had, like, no guests. >> seth: you were calling your friend david from the call-in. [ laughter ] "i'd like to meet you in person." >> seth: this is a fun time to be doing the kind of shows we do. >> yes. >> seth: because it's an election season. this is your first election season. >> this is. this is. >> seth: how are you taking to it? >> this is fantastic. i mean, i thought it was going to be serious and a lot of analysis, and --

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. [ cheers and applause ] a show i love. and now this -- you guys were only on for five years. you started on abc and you moved to nbc. how does a hit show move? like what happened? >> well what happened was the show was doing really well. we started out behind a show called "three's company." >> seth: sure. >> so we had these amazing ratings. that was when there were only three networks. and it was just, like, unbelievable. this crazy, wild, wild recognition in one night. one day you were like -- you're walking around on the street, the next day you couldn't go anywhere because 35% of the >> seth: super bowl numbers. that is amazing. >> amazing numbers. okay, now, four years go by and there is a change -- three and a half years go by and there is a change at abc, and they kind of start losing interest in our show. not the audience, the network. bah! i mean, they're snakes, you know what i mean? [ laughter ] so they moved us around, which is like one of those things where the audience forgets what -- you're on tuesday night,