Also, today we're going to go out--
I realize that everybody comes to the show,
and we all have a good time.
There are a lot of people that want to come to the show
when they're in town.
They're tourists and they're looking for fun things to do.
And some people somehow don't find their way here.
They end up at Universal City Walk,
and there's rides and restaurants and all kinds
of things to do there.
But we thought we would go to send a camera out
there and a little--
let's see what happens.
We're at Universal City Walk.
See?
There's a camera there.
And, oh, there I am.
All right, so I look like a giant.
I look like a--
so we're going to see if anybody will approach the cardboard
cutout and talk.
And we'll talk with people when we come back
and see if anybody has any questions for me.
Let's see if we have anybody at the Universal Studios
Hollywood.
Oh, somebody's right next to me right there.
Hi.
What's your name?
My name is Margot.
Margot, how are you?
I'm just fine.
Thank you for asking.
Don't I look a little-- look, my leg is as large as your torso
right there.
Am I frightening you?
I'm very nervous.
OK.
What would you like to talk about?
Do you have a question?
Well, first of all, I'd like to say, I love your show.
You are too funny.
Welcome back.
Thank you very much.
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That's very sweet of you to say.
Margot, when you speak, look directly at me over there.
Yes, look it-- yeah.
OK.
Give me a little kiss on the cheek right there.
Give me a little kiss.
Wait, now hold on.
All right.
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That's what got me in trouble in the first place.
Cut that out.
All right.
What's your question, Margot?
Oh, I heard that you were going to be on the Emmys,
that you were going to be a host.
Are you excited about this?
Well, I am.
First of all, you're way too dressed up
to be walking around outside.
Are you going someplace fancy?
We just came.
We decided to stop by Universal Studios.
And I'm so glad that we did.
I'm glad too.
Where do you live?
Lakewood.
Lakewood, California.
In Florida.
No, California.
Oh, Lakewood, California.
Yes.
OK, so not too far of a drive.
All right.
Well, come see us sometime.
As far as the Emmys go, I'm very excited.
But I'm boycotting.
Unless I get a ticket for Lisa, I'm not going.
[APPLAUSE]
But I'm actually a presenter there.
I'm not really hosting.
I'm presenting along with a bunch of other people.
But I'm very excited to go.
Good.
So I hope that you come see us sometime.
And we'll play this back.
And ah, the memories.
Would love to.
Thank you.
All right.
Thank you very much.
Bye.
Bye, bye.
OK.
Is there anybody else that wants to-- she's lovely, Margot.
I'll miss her.
Hi, Ellen.
Oh, hi.
My question for you.
Well, wait a minute.
What's your name?
Linda.
Linda?
Linda.
Where do you live?
Tustin--
Look at me when you talk to me.
OK.
Look, I'm right next to you.
Look to your right.
Yeah.
They told me not to look at that.
What's that, Linda?
They told me not to look at you, to look at the camera.
No.
You're thinking of David Copperfield.
He says-- you can look at me.
All right.
Go ahead.
My question for you.
Don't touch me, Linda.
Oh.
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Look at me, though.
Look at me, just don't--
OK.
And step back just about two inches.
No, come back closer.
All right.
Go ahead.
OK.
My question for you is, do you ever
have time to cook for yourself or friends?
And if you do, what's your favorite dish to cook?
First of all, that was such a lovely way
that you looked at me.
It felt really sincere too.
It feels like we're together right now, doesn't it?
I feel like I'm right next to you.
Fix my hair.
Is there a hair out of place?
Thank you.
I'm glad you didn't lick your fingers first.
I was worried that you were going to do that thing.
I actually don't cook.
I don't know how to cook.
I'm actually, unfortunately, I can't cook.
So I usually go to restaurants and have
people that cook near me.
OK, in that case, then what is your favorite dish to eat?
Favorite food?
I love cheese pizza.
I could eat cheese pizza every night.
Cheese pizza and Caesar salad I live on.
But when the nutritionist comes out here in a few minutes,
I eat salmon.
Thank you, Linda.
It was nice talking to you.
Thank you.
All right.
Go have fun.
You are so talented.
24.
All right.
Let's go to the Universal Hollywood Studio and see what--
I love that Mary just tapped her desk for no reason.
Oh, we have somebody there already.
Hi.
Hello.
What's your name?
Jessie.
Hey, Jessie.
What's going on?
Just here visiting the Universal Studios.
All right.
Where are you from, Jessie?
From San Diego.
All right.
Well, look who's here, Eve.
How you doing, Eve?
How are you doing?
Good, good.
She looks really nice.
She has sort of what I have on.
[LAUGHTER]
Say, that looks very nice.
All right.
What's your question for Eve?
I was wondering, Eve, how does it
feel to be on People Magazine's best dressed list?
It feels good.
It's better than being on the Worst Dressed List.
Yeah.
Have you been on the worst dressed ever?
Not worst dressed, no.
No.
You're always on the best-- look at this.
This is a People magazine right now.
I have a copy, always next to me, People Magazine.
All the different looks of Eve.
You're a stylish gal.
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That's the thing.
You have to watch what you wear when you walk out of the house,
because you never know when they're going to get you.
That's true.
Yeah.
I can't wait for some of my outfits to show up.
Let's go one more time to Universal Studios Hollywood
and say goodbye to everybody there.
Oh, look at all the people all around me.
Hey, come-- oh, I have a hat on.
Is it sunny out there?
All right well, everybody come to the show
next time, all right?
Goodbye, everybody.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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