So you were on Wonder Years.
I mean, it is a blessing.
I'm not going to say it's a curse, because you're just
that, little adorable boy that we fell in love with,
and people must bring that up all the time.
I mean, they do, and it's great.
Especially when Anne Hathaway talks about
that she really liked it.
It's incredible.
So people still to this day will bring it up,
which I absolutely love.
It makes me feel like any room I go into,
it feels like you have old friends.
Like, oh, yeah, hi!
Because they grew up with you, and they feel like they
have this positive relationship towards you.
It's always really warm.
It was a great show.
How long did that go for?
That went for six years.
So from I was 11 to 16 or 17, I was on that show.
Very important time in your life.
I did a lot of growing up in front of the camera, for sure.
All right, so now you're on this new show.
Explain what this show is about.
This show is called Friends From College.
It's on Netflix, and it's about a group of six friends who
went to college together who really
haven't been able to let go of their dynamics since college.
So they're adults, and they have adult lives and adult
relationships, but everything is a little stunted
because they haven't quite evolved fully
from their college self.
Right.
And Billy Eichner is your fiancé.
Billy Eichner is my fiancé.
We get married at the end of the year,
so the season starts with our engagement party
and ends with our wedding.
And Billy is the best.
I feel like this show, if people can believe
that I could get Billy Eichner, I'd
be very happy with the show.
Really?
Yeah.
I mean, that's how tall-- tall drink of water.
You're so handsome, you know?
That scruff is always perfect.
He's very handsome, so when I would do scenes with him,
I'd look at him and be like, God, his hair is great.
He has great hair.
I feel like if I could get a guy like Billy Eichner.
People believe that.
Wow.
That'd be something.
That's fantastic that you like him so much.
[LAUGHTER]
I really-- I really do.
Does he feel the same about you?
Because you're handsome, also.
Does he--
If you could ask him for me.
I will.
I think that'd cooler.
He's a funny guy.
He's great, he's great.
Knows how to order at Starbucks.
He helps me there.
Like, he's great, he's terrific.
Wow.
Splash of almond, that's the Billy Eichner order.
A splash of almond milk in the coffee.
Splashes, that's such a loose term.
I mean, you don't know what that means to somebody.
He says at Starbucks, that is a measurement, is a splash.
I've tried it, and I've always been happy with it.
All right, fine.
It's the Billy Eichner way.
All right.
And the dance routine that you all do,
you posted the rehearsal online.
Yes.
Right?
The beginning of the show is us kind
of rehearsing a dance that we're going to do at our wedding,
and we did this--
yeah, this is us rehearsing, and so the choreographer
filmed this.
And I took it back, and I was like, I
have to work on these moves because it wasn't quite great.
And as you see coming up, there's
a body roll element to this.
That right here.
It was not good.
[LAUGHTER]
It was not good.
So I was like, I got to figure out this body roll.
And my daughter, my 10-year-old, Lily, she takes dance.
And I sent her the video, and she's like, daddy, you
got to fix that.
We got to get to work on that.
And so in my hotel room, I had her
on FaceTime looking at me in the mirror of my hotel room,
working on a body roll.
And I think it worked out.
She told me, though, she's like, daddy,
don't worry if it's not-- like if you don't do it,
your body isn't right, as long as your attitude.
Don't look scared, she would tell me.
So when we shot it, I didn't realize until I saw it on TV,
my face looks like I'm going to just murder somebody.
[LAUGHTER]
I have this attitude that I was like,
if my body isn't conveying it, my face will totally sell it,
like the viral.
And so, it worked, but my face, I feel like--
Do you want to try it again right now without the face?
Well, I could do--
[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]
I'm out of practice.
That's OK.
OK, all right.
This is [INAUDIBLE].
Should we do a profile?
All right.
So she said you have to do it with an attitude.
And I did an attitude, but not the right attitude.
So if I could do it kind of like-- should I
do it with the profile?
Wait, no.
That's not right.
Wait, no!
[LAUGHTER]
Hey, tWitch, come here.
tWitch, come here.
Wait!
[LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]
No.
No?
That's not it.
No?
No.
Help me.
I think his legs are too close together.
It's knees, right?
My knees are too close together.
Just watch tWitch.
Look, just wait for it.
There you go, there you go!
[CHEERING]
I just needed to be in the vicinity, you know what I mean?
Yeah!
Just release all that.
It's not that much--
There's something about you being close to me
that loosens up my hips.
That's what I'm saying, now.
Yeah, yeah.
[LAUGHTER]
I feel like I need it, yeah.
That's that Eichner effect.
[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE]
There you go.
There you go!
[APPLAUSE]
Friends From College is available on Netflix.
We'll be right back.