in the hacienda courts in boise or how about the hacienda courts in wichita?anted one last fling, and i know you're not going to stick around. >> so you're just going to have sex with me and then leave? this hurts! [ laughter ] i guess this is what women mean when they say "that you're just going to have sex with me and leave." this hurts. ah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: say hello to the lovely jordana spiro, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's good to see you, pal. good to see you again. >> good to see you, too. >> jimmy: hey, you're coming back to new york you're going to school. what's going on? >> eric bana's not hanging out? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, he had to travel time. he had to catch a plane to los angeles. so, yeah, he doesn't really -- he travels that way now. >> well, go see "the goods." i gotta go. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, hey -- i'm just almost as good. after a beer -- i'm buzzed after that beer so i don't know what's going on. welcome. i'm so psyched you are on my show. >> tha

>> in the hacienda courts in boise? or how about the hacienda courts in wichita?ly well, we can raise our kids in the hacienda courts in miskogee. >> what did you come here for? >> because i wanted one, last fling. and you're not going to stick around. >> so, you're just going to have sex with me and then leave? this hurts. >> emotional depth. >> he's never been broken up with before. my character ends up, because he's never had that moment, going completely insane and wandering off into the desert. and it gets really, really weird and funny. and that -- enter will ferrell. and it goes into the third act. i can re-enact the entire movie for you. >> we have one minute left. >> it's 90 minutes, the entire movie. >> they may want us to do it. >> buy the time. we'll get into it. >> i'm nervous. i'm tight around my neck. i'm going to change the topic. that's what a host does. >> okay. >> "the entourage" is in its sixth season. is it true, that the president -- we know president obama likes the show. is it true that you had his personal number because he liked it. and y

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