-Thank you for being here. You look fantastic.
-Thank you.
-You just got back from Milan, right?
-I just got back from Italy like two days ago, yeah.
-With snow on the ground, which was bizarre.
I'm expecting, like, "Call Me by Your Name,"
like, summertime and it's -- It's snow.
But it was beautiful. Yeah.
-Yeah, it's still gor-- Why were you there? Vacation?
-I was there for a convention called GoodbyeCon.
And so what GoodbyeCon is,
they took shows that were going off the air,
and it was like our final farewell.
So it was, like, a little bittersweet,
a little sad and depressing in a way.
But it was "Teen Wolf," "Vampire Diaries,"
and some people from "PLL," "Pretty Little Liars."
-I mean, come on. [ Cheers and applause ]
That actually looks kind of fun.
I think it's nice. You get to see your fans.
-But it's crazy to see all the, like,
these are like the cult followers all in one room.
So, like, 2,000 -- not only "PLL" fans
but "Teen Wolf" and "Vampire Diaries."
I'm sure everyone was there to see Ian Somerhalder, but --
[ Laughter ] -No, no, no.
-It's cool. But it was fun. It was nice. It was very lovely.
-They get to ask questions and -- What do you do?
Just meet and greet and take pictures?
-So, I mean, the majority of the people don't speak English.
So, that's the fun part.
Is like -- and we have to do a panel.
We have -- They say their questions in Italian.
They translate to English.
I'm sure it's lost in translation.
And my answer is given,
and I think I'm, like, so charming and funny.
And I present a joke in English and they say it in Italian,
and it's just, like, dead silence.
-It just does not go over at all.
-Just crickets. Yeah.
-But that's always the best part
is trying to understand each other. Yeah.
-Last time you were on our show,
we talked about the obsession that we both have with N-Sync.
-Obviously, yes. [ Cheers and applause ]
Yeah. -But that wasn't your --
that wasn't your first music obsession.
-That was not my first love. No.
-I just learned about this. -Yep.
-You are obsessed with... -Hanson.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-You're blushing right now. You're blushing.
-I'm like -- I'm like --
The fact that we're talking about them.
No, because they think I'm a psychopath
because I talk about them in every interview.
[ Laughter ]
But they do follow me on Twitter.
So what's up, guys? [ Laughter ]
No. I -- I will remember the day I turned on MTV,
and I saw little Zach Hanson with his, like, dreadlocks
playing the drums.
And I was like, "This is it. This is what love feels like."
[ Laughter ] -What love feels like.
-And we've had so many close encounters of almost meeting,
almost going to shows.
Almost songwriting with them.
I almost got to write a song with them.
-What? -And it just hasn't happened.
So, maybe, like, you can put in a call.
-Oh, totally. They're on speed-dial.
I have Hanson -- they have one phone.
-I figured if there was one guy that has Hanson on speed-dial,
it's you. [ Laughter ]
-Thank you for that. Yeah, I do. I know those guys, yeah.
I think they're on tour right now.
I'll just send them a tweet.
-All right. Let's hook this thing up.
-We can do this. We can hook this up.
I will correct everyone here.
Because I know that you're on Twitter.
But you are not on Tinder.
That is a rumor.
-I am not on Tinder.
But I think some people think I'm on Tinder.
Mom, I am not on Tinder. Dad --
But someone is -- someone is using your face?
-So, one day -- I mean, there's always, like,
fake Facebook and Instagram accounts.
But one day one of my friends matched up
with who he thought was me.
But someone is using my picture.
Her name is Charlene and she's 26.
And -- Or maybe it's me.
Maybe it truly is me. [ Laughter ]
-Oh, yeah. -But yeah.
So there's someone out there.
-So if see a girl named Charlene,
you could end up dating Lucy Hale.
-You could potentially have
a really terrible date with me, yeah.
-Let's talk about the new show, "Life Sentence."
-Yeah.
-I love the idea about the show. -Thank you.
-It's on the CW.
What is the -- What is the premise of the show?
-So, it follows Stella, my character,
who for the last 10 years of her life
was living like she was dying
because she was diagnosed with terminally ill cancer.
So she was, you know, living in the moment.
Doing all these -- making all of these crazy decisions.
And in the pilot we find out
she gets this beautiful second chance at life.
And then she realizes very quickly
that the world is a very dysfunctional place
because she was protected from all of this while she was sick
because her parents wanted to give her
this really wonderful life. -Yeah.
-She realizes her family is insane.
The world is crazy.
She's like, "Am I in love with my husband? Who am I?"
Like, all these questions that we ask ourselves.
And she just has to figure out who she is way later on in life.
-It's dramatic but it's also very funny too.
I'd say, it's a dramedy. -It is a dramedy, in fact, yes.
-I want to show everyone a clip. It is, in fact, a dramedy?
Here's Lucy Hale in "Life Sentence."
Take a look at this.
-What? -Hi, Daddy.
-Oh.
-Just came to see how you were doing.
-Can't talk, Stel-Belle.
I'm late for my lecture. -Oh.
-Rent's on the counter.
Love you.
-What's going on?
-Mom just left Dad.
-Do -- Do you want a waffle?
[ Laughter ]
-Lucy Hale, everybody. [ Cheers and applause ]
Do you want a waffle?
"Life Sentence" premieres tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. on the CW.
"Life Sentence."