(crowd cheering)
(upbeat music)
- Yes!
Get it out, people.
You are just, you have an honorary doctorate.
That's amazing.
- I do, yeah.
Doesn't feel right in a way, but--
- You've earned it.
- I don't know if I did earn it, Kelly,
but, you know,
I'll take it.
It's nice because my dad was a real, actual medical doctor,
and he got his doctorate from the same university.
So it's quite a cool honor to like pick that up.
Yeah, it's cool.
- That's cool, like you and the whole
family got to go and celebrate that?
That's cool.
- Yeah. It was great.
- How are your kiddos, good?
- Crazy.
- Yeah, I know.
I got two of my own.
You just had two birthdays though, out of your three kids.
Like two in one weekend.
That's a lot!
- Last weekend we had our eight year old turning eight,
and her birthday party was on the Saturday.
There they are.
That's a couple of years ago now.
And then our youngest turned five,
and so we had a Saturday birthday and a Sunday birthday.
- [Kelly] Oh no.
- And my wife and I kept going, don't worry,
next week we'll be in New York without the kids.
- Oh my God.
That's what you have to have,
a light at the end of the tunnel,
because throwing birthdays, that's a big thing.
And those kids, it's like chaos.
- It's a lot, it's a lot.
- Yeah, I can't imagine doing two.
I would've maybe made them do a joint.
- I know.
Well, I was thinking because they're three years apart,
I kind of like the idea of maybe,
by the time they're like 18th, 21st,
joint thing maybe by then.
- Yeah, it's just that's--
- That's a long way.
I mean, I'm really thinking
- Yeah, you think ahead.
Yeah, you're a planner.
- I don't wanna wish away their youth,
but sort of excited about that.
- Well, speaking of that picture,
I love that picture 'cause one of them's got a guitar.
Is one of them learning a guitar.
- That was a phase that lasted sort of, you know,
four or five days probably.
- What artist did she see that she was like,
this is who I'm gonna--
- I don't know, but I'll tell you what's nice.
We sort of know the girls from HAIM a bit
and like went to the concert and stuff recently,
and you know, that's three sisters,
and they're like incredible.
- I saw them open for Florence and The Machine,
they're great!
- They're incredible.
So they're a bit inspired by them.
We showed them lots of videos of HAIM and--
- [Kelly] Yeah.
- But you know what it's like with the phases and the thing,
and they're all learning piano at the moment, actually.
My wife's a film composer,
so we have a lot of instruments around the house,
and in her studio at the house and everything.
But the guitar thing didn't last.
- Didn't last long, yeah.
She found out, she was like,
this hurts, nevermind.
- I know that!
This is hard and it hurts, so no.
- I know.
I like started playing,
then I was like, why am I doing this?
I'm around musicians I'm never gonna live up to,
like why even hold this?
It was like, why am I doing this?
Your daughters are out into Backstreet Boys,
which I find funny because that's a different generation.
- I know.
They started singing like, "I Want It That Way,"
(audience laughing)
like all of them started singing it.
It came on the radio and we just turned around,
and all three of them are like
coming in the exact right moment.
I honestly don't even know how they know that song.
- Okay, 'cause I'm like,
that is, it is funny though,
streaming now, like with movies,
TV, music,
everything's almost got another life.
The youngsters, they think that it's new.
- Yeah, exactly.
It's pretty cool though.
- Yeah.
- I mean, and NSYNC,
because of the latest Trolls movie song.
- Oh, my kids love Trolls.
- So they're into that too.
- It's like the coolest thing I've done, to my kids,
is be a part of the Trolls franchise.
- But you know I had a tiny part in the second--
- I did too.
Yeah, me too.
- You got a much bigger part,
Kelly, than me.
- Delta Dawn or whatever,
but it was just for like a scene and then I was gone.
- They probably wanted you to be in.
I literally forced Universal to do it.
I literally called Donna Langley who runs Universal,
and I was like, hey--
- No, it's a fun thing to be part of.
- I'll do anything in that film,
my kids were obsessed with the first one.
I said, I don't care if I walk on and sneeze.
I just need to be in that picture.
- It is funny.
It doesn't matter what you do, how many awards you win,
what you think, that you're like,
this is incredible.
Trolls, that's it.
It was like, yeah.
- It's good though.
- And my song in it's called "Born to Die" and they love it.
"Born to Die"?
Kids are messed up!
Yeah, I was like,
that's a real weird one to love, but let's lean in.
But you spent time here in New York City.
We were saying as you walked in, you were like,
you're in New York now, and I love it here.
And you spend a lot of time here, right?
- Yeah, like my whole twenties,
I was modeling, and so a lot of it was here.
You know, I spent a lot of time here.
I haven't been here in two and a half--
- My twenties, I was modeling here too.
I was like, I was just,
they were like, will you present my product.
- That was 20 years ago.
I mean, it's a long,
long time ago.
But yeah, I love it here,
but I haven't been here in two and a half years
'cause of the strike and everything,
so I haven't been able to.
- And then before that it was like Covid Central.
So it's like, yeah,
you probably hadn't been hanging out here in a while.
But did you have any favorite, like,
I love the food here 'cause there's so many options.
- I love food anywhere, but I do love food here--
- Me too!
Yeah, me too.
I hear that you like spice.
- I'm getting better.
I sort of didn't in my, like it took me,
I was late to the party with spice.
- I feel like that's me too.
- Yeah, I struggled with it.
Like even a sort of the mildly spicy thing.
I couldn't have done it in my teens or my twenties.
But in my thirties, then I sort of--
- Became a man with some spice.
- Pretty much, yeah!
In many ways, I did.
And then in my forties,
yeah, I love it.
- Yeah, me too.
I love spicy.
And we're only gonna get it for,
I think we're like exactly the same age, like days apart.
So we're only gonna get it for so much longer
until our body starts fighting back--
- [Jamie] Rejecting it?
- Yeah, so we should enjoy it while we can.
- They say particularly of men,
that men's, our taste buds die a lot quicker than women.
So that's why the older men get,
the more they like extreme flavors like desserts,
then you're getting like cigars, and whiskeys,
and all this stuff that has a very strong taste,
because as men, our taste buds are dying much quicker.
- That's just sad.
- [Jamie] Quite sad, isn't it?
- Yeah.
That was Jamie in his Netflix show "The Tourist."
So for those that aren't caught up,
like what's happening now?
- So in the first series,
my character has a bad, he's in Australia,
has a bad accident.
Someone sort of runs him off the road.
He wakes up in hospital, no memory of who he is,
why he is in Australia.
And they try to piece together his backstory,
and try to get answers.
And then, so we leave it on a bit of a strange,
like, will we see more of the tourist
or not at the end of season one.
So we did season two,
and what brings them back to Ireland, where he's from,
to try to find some answers back there about his past.
And they realize that there's a lot
of pretty shady stuff in his past,
and a lot of people sort of want to kill him.
Like these people who are chasing him.
- Yeah, they didn't look like friends.
- [Jamie] They weren't friends.
- Yeah, it didn't look like friendly fire.
Was it awesome to shoot in Dublin?
- Yeah, it was amazing.
'Cause I'm only from two hours up the road,
so I got to go see my family here
still in Ireland at the weekends,
and I'd fly back and forth to my family who are in London.
So when I'm in a job like that,
like it's easier for me to be there
by myself and just get back to my family.
And then when they have half term--
- Because usually when you all shoot,
you're not close to home, right?
- No, exactly.
Like Australia, the first years in Australia,
my family came in, it was five months in Australia.
So they came the whole time.
Get the kids into school there, like a big adventure.
But the older they get,
it's harder to do those adventures, you know,
because the exams become a bit more serious
and we sort of need to keep them settled.
But yeah, it was a great time.
Working with an Irish crew is
like my happy place, so it was good.
- [Kelly] Yeah, it felt like home I bet.
- Yeah, big time.
- So I heard that you like to
mess with your co-star Danielle,
like prank.
- She's just an easy--
- [Kelly] Target?
- Well, she was,
I love this girl so much.
Like, she's one of my favorite humans.
But she, we're in this like,
everyone's talking about how haunted
this sort of old house was-
- Like where you shooting?
- Yeah.
We were rehearsing the scene and we're in this stairwell,
there's sort of like grime on the walls, like greasy,
I don't know if it was set decoration,
or if it was like real grime.
Anyway, so we were doing a scene
and they called action on the rehearsal,
and Danielle was going out in front of me.
So I just stayed behind and I just
wrote her name on the wall,
so that when we came back from the rehearsal,
it looked like someone had written their name on the wall.
And then I wrote, "Danielle Will Die."
(audience laughing)
I did Danielle first, and then we did another rehearsal--
- I said we were gonna bring it up,
and then you start talking about death,
and the next thing I was like,
wait, what?
- Anyway, like I was keeping tabs on it.
You know, I was making sure she
wasn't actually getting freaked out.
I think she knew it was me from the start.
But we had a bit of fun.
I don't think it's lasting damage.
- Would you...
(audience laughing)
Then it wasn't a job well done.
No, would you ever,
have you ever done like a haunted house thing?
Like a real?
Have you ever done that experience, just in case?
I feel like there's a lot of castles in Ireland--
- And I'd like to.
I'd like to.
I'm filming something up in Scotland soon
and there's loads of castles up there.
- I love Scotland.
- We have a show in the UK called "The Traitors,"
we love it, and I'd love to do a traitor themed
weekend with a group of friends,
if that's a thing.
I don't know if that's a thing.
- Do you get scared of stuff like that or no?
- I'm not a scaredy kind of person really.
- I'm not like a real, I think for in real life,
I would go, and I've been to like many a castles.
It's definitely just like a vibe,
but just the dampness alone
and how was was built back in the day.
It's just like that alone kind of freaks you out.
But I heard that you filmed, was it like a psych hospital?
Is that--
- Yeah, in Vancouver.
I used to work in Vancouver a lot.
I did like back to back jobs, all shot in Vancouver.
And there's an old, it's a former psychiatric hospital,
that I think everything I've ever shot in Vancouver,
we've done some time in this hospital.
And it was,
it had a real vibe, I have to say.
And I'm not a scared person,
but everyone was like sort of daring
each other to walk along this corridor in the basement.
- [Kelly] Yeah.
- And there was no lights and it was freaky.
And I was like, I'm fine,
I can handle this.
I think I took like four steps,
and I felt this sort of icy wind sort of cross my face.
- Yeah?
- I ran, like actually ran--
- [Kelly] Squealed.
- It was bad.
- Oh, I want that footage.
So, wait.
I hear that we might see you dance in this.
Do you love dancing
- No, I don't love dancing.
It wouldn't be my, um--
- How excited were you to get that script?
- I kind of had an argument with
the writers about it, to be honest.
- Oh really?
- I was like, I thought we were friends.
- [Kelly] I thought you liked me.
- Yeah, exactly.
It's quite a dance too, it's not just a...
- What kind of dance?
- Ah, you have to watch it.
- Don't, don't,
don't.
- You have to watch it, it's sort of a--
- I love dancing, it feels good.
- [Jamie] Yeah, but you're probably good at it.
- I don't care if I am or not.
- I'm not good at it.
Look, I'm fine if I'm sort of inebriated,
and it's late, and I don't care.
- [Kelly] Yeah, liquid courage.
- I'm surrounded by people I love, I'm very happy to dance.
But with cameras and the world,
watching not really my thing.
- Oh my god, now I wanna see it even more.
- Yeah.
- It's a great tease, okay.
So do you have fun doing the stunts?
'Cause it looks like you get
kind of thrown around a bit.
- I love it.
Well, I still feel that I'm,
I still, I sort of look after myself physically,
I feel like I'm still able to do stuff.
And whilst I feel like that, I want to kind of test that,
like I kind of want to throw myself around.
I'm such a kid like that.
Like, I get a real kick out of throwing myself around a bit.
So I will still do it until it starts hurt,
I am getting an MRI scan on my
back next week, I should say.
So like, I think my days are--
- [Kelly] So you might not be?
- My days are maybe coming an end
of wanting to do my own stunts.
But I still feel up for it,
and I like doing it, yeah.
- Yeah, it's so cool.
I love anything with action man.
I love watching any,
I love that y'all do these kinds of shows and these movies.
So what's the hardest stunt you feel like you had to do?
- Probably dancing.
(audience laughing)
- Wouldn't that be great if that's
why you had to go to get the MRI.
You did it while dancing.
- This just unnatural movements of dancing!
- I jumped off a cliff, and then para sailed,
did all these things, but it was just dancing.
Jamie is a guy who knows a thing or two
about what happens when people become obsessed.
He did a few movies about it,
but what kinds of things are he and I into?
Who knows.
So we're about, what you're about to know.
It's time once again to celebrate our own...
(ethereal music)
- [Jessie] Obsessions.
- Nice.
Very sexy, Jessie.
(audience cheering)
So all we do is hit this button
and our supercomputer will scroll through.
He's not gonna do a damn thing.
We're just gonna hit the button
and then it's gonna do some stuff.
Alright. I'm gonna go first.
Here we go.
(ethereal music)
The graceful gates of cold climate carnivores.
It sounds weird, but I am very into these trail cams.
I have a ranch in Montana, and I'm obsessed with them.
If you see me on my phone, I'm not on social media.
I'm looking at animals.
- Oh, okay.
- Just I am obsessed, and wait,
we have footage, don't we?
Or something that we're gonna show.
Look, I got these from my cameras.
Look, that's a mountain lion.
- [Jamie] Oh wow.
- [Kelly] That's the mountain lion, they're beautiful.
- [Jamie] So you set these up?
- [Kelly] Yes, these are my trail cams.
This is a lynx.
- [Jamie] Oh my God.
- Yeah, it's like a lynx,
and look how graceful!
And you can zoom in, and the color of the lynx,
I'm obsessed with all the animals.
There's wolves, bears,
like everything, and you see them.
Look at the wolf!
I live in "Game of Thrones."
It is the coolest thing ever.
I love it, I'm obsessed.
I just sit there and watch all these animals.
We go on trail rides and you don't
generally get to see them 'cause they run off from us,
but that's why I have all the camera.
I have like over 100.
- Do you get like an alert when?
- Yes.
- [Jamie] That's so cool.
- I'm not kidding.
When you see me anywhere in life,
if you run into me, if I'm on my phone,
I'm looking at an animal.
I'm obsessed with it.
- I love it, that's cool.
- It's just because I don't feel like we get that wild,
unchartered territory vibe anywhere, you know?
And there's a few places you can go.
- Not unless it's like a David Attenborough documentary.
- [Kelly] Oh, I love.
- We all love him.
- I'm obsessed.
Okay, your turn.
- Okay?
Mine was pretty cool, hope yours is as well.
What's a Biltong?
- Biltong is a, does anybody here know what Biltong is?
- No.
- [Scott] Yeah!
- [Kelly] Yes, go on Jessie!
- Biltong is like a cured meat.
The American version would be like jerky,
but I find jerky quite dry and a bit sticky.
It's much sort of fattier and juicier,
originates from sort of Southern African countries,
South Africa, Zimbabwe,
Botswana, and it's like a cured meat.
You can have beef is the main one,
but you can like kudo and all these ones.
And it's great, I am like obsessed with it.
There's all these South African shops in London
where I go and just buy big bags of it.
And I'm someone who, I think you know this from meeting me.
I sort of need to eat all the time.
- Dude, I think our first interview,
you had like chicken and wine like right,
you were like baking a chicken, having wine.
I was like, why am I not hanging out with him and his wife?
I'm like, wait,
what, you're fun!
- I need food around me at all time,
so this is a great thing.
It's like super high in protein,
obviously 'cause it's meat.
And you can get like different version.
You get like a chili one, you can get--
- I love jerky.
I don't know if it's like the same,
you said you kind of frown upon jerky?
- I think it's like the sort of--
- I mean real jerky, not the prepackaged.
I used to work on "The Voice" with Blake Shelton,
and he would get it made from his hind.
Oh my God, it was so good.
- So that super processed stuff is--
- No, it's like,
and it tastes so good.
- I think you'd like Biltong.
- Yeah, my mouth is watering.
I think I'd love it.
Okay, okay,
here we go, here we go.
- [Jessie] Obsession.
- [Kelly] Thank you, Obsessions.
Oh, this is so great!
Central Park snow-lar bears.
So here's the thing.
I just moved here, I'm obsessed.
I was waiting for winter to arrive.
All mine probably have to do with winter, but look at them.
So this is by artist Heide Hatry.
And this makes you happy!
You're walking through the park
and they made these exhibits,
these art exhibits that are just so,
I do think it's a really rather odd choice
to put the one bear where the one bear is on the other bear,
if you notice what I'm saying.
- [Jamie] I see.
- It does look a little suspect.
But I just thought it was so cool,
and it's raising awareness for climate change,
which I thought was really cool.
But it was also,
I know I have to, I'm secretly 15,
so I have to point stuff out like that all the time.
It's fine.
You're welcome, mom.
- It's great.
It's a break from tradition of the snowman, I like it.
- I know, I liked it.
You walk through the park and you
never know what you're gonna see here.
I love Central Park.
Anyway, it's your turn.
- Okay.
(ethereal music)
- [Jessie] Obsessions.
- [Jamie] Oh, that's really embarrassing.
(audience laughing)
- The colors of my golf bag.
Explain.
- I'm obsessed with golf.
I've got to say, I know that doesn't make me well--
- [Kelly] Golf is cool.
It is!
Not watching, but playing.
- I spend my life defending golf
to people because I love it.
And where I come from, it doesn't have the same
elitist sort of tag that it would maybe in America.
It's not just like rich people.
- Oh?
- It's sort of for the every man, I guess.
Look, I'm obsessed with golf.
It's a big part of my life.
And yeah, I bought a new golf bag recently.
- [Kelly] You're so embarrassed by it.
- Well, golf's embarrassing enough to defend--
- No, it's not!
Golf is fun.
- The fact that it's like the color of my golf bag,
that's a hard thing to--
- What is this color?
- It's like, I don't,
we don't have a picture, I don't even think.
I don't know, it's like an olive green.
- Green is my favorite color.
- And it's very cool, it's like a sort of throwback,
it's a new bag, but it's like a throwback
to vintage golf bags of back in the day.
And I just like the way it doesn't,
you know, it's so sad.
I just like...
- I just like watching you squirm.
- I like the way it looks against like grass.
(audience laughing)
- Oh my God.
Oh, I'm totally Google stalking tonight,
looking for this picture.
I love playing, like I,
okay, I like playing.
- Yeah, you go to driving range and stuff.
- I'm way more happy Gilmore.
I'm good at the driving, I'm not good at the putting.
- But that's fine.
- But apparently golf is all about the putting game.
That's where you actually--
- It is.
Yeah, it is.
- But I'm just good at going, bam,
and then it's flying.
Yeah, I can do it really far,
but like, yeah.
- We should go to the driving range together.
I'll bring my bag.
- Oh my gosh, have you ever heard of Topgolf?
- Yes, yeah.
They have it in the UK as well.
- It's probably below you, 'cause you're a real golfer.
But it is so fun!
- [Jamie] Yeah, it's really fun.
- Yeah!
- It's basically like the 10 pin bowling of golf.
Like you drink, and?
- Which I like bowling too.
Not good at that either, but I like it.
I don't have to be good at something.
Those were our...
- [Jessie] Obsessions.
- Nice, nice.
(audience cheering)
Don't forget to watch Jamie's show "The Tourist",
seasons one and two are on Netflix.