-Orlando. It is great to see you.
Thank you so much for coming on the show.
-Thank you for having me.
It's always a pleasure to see you, Jimmy.
These un-- surreal and new circumstances.
-It really is. I'm happy that you're safe.
How have you -- How is life in the quarantine?
-To be honest, it's been -- So, I was working a lot,
and I've found some real solace and real kind of --
I think it's a reset.
Everyone feels like it's a reset that perhaps we all needed,
the chance to reflect on what's important
and what we've been doing in the --
And I just hope that, you know, we can keep that --
That thinking can kind of continue on past and through
once there are vaccines in place
and people want to go about their lives.
I understand it's, like, just --
I mean, feel incredibly blessed.
Obviously you're in New York, and there are people
who probably for weeks on end
couldn't even get out of their apartments, right?
-It was rough.
-So I've been -- I've been feeling very grateful.
Obviously, I have a little baby girl on the way.
-We got to talk about that.
I am so excited for you to have a baby girl.
I have two girls.
-That's -- It's amaz--
Well, you'll have to tell me all about it.
I'm so excited to be -- to have a little daddy's girl.
I hope -- I hope she's going to love me
as much as I love her.
But that daddy-girl thing and, you know...
That "love of your life" feeling,
I think, is right around there, you know?
-It's exactly what everyone tells you.
So no spoilers from me.
But it really is love at first sight,
and then it just doesn't end, and it's just like --
It's the best thing in the world
to just even watch them grow up in every little thing.
It's just like -- It's so cute.
I mean, boys -- cute, too. Sons are great.
Obviously you know that. They're great.
But the girls. -I got a 9-year-old boy, yeah.
So -- -You get the little --
-He's got a couple of other brothers,
but this is his first sister, so he's excited, too.
So it's exciting times. -Oh, it's -- Yeah.
Is that your work behind you or is that your son's Lego work?
-[ Laughs ] -Yeah!
-This is hours of quarantine. Quarantining.
-Those are Legos? -Those are Legos.
I actually found it kind of reassuring,
and, obviously -- Actually, me and Flynn
started with this big silver Porsche up here.
-Yeah. -And I got so into it.
He would, like, go, "Dad, I'm going to go to bed.
I'm like, "Just another 15 minutes."
-"Let me stay up. Please let me stay up a little longer."
-"Just do the next page. We'll open the next bag. Come on."
-"You're my dad." Yeah. You can stay up as long as you like.
What's the green one up there?
What's the green one on the top corner there?
-That's a Defender 90. A Land Rover Defender 90.
-I didn't even know they made these Legos.
-Oh, man, neither did I.
Now I'm just like -- There's another Porsche.
There's like a -- I mean, like this is...
1967 Ch--
I mean, you know, it's just fun.
-Wow! -It's just hours of fun.
But, um --
-Well, as you were saying before,
you were filming "Carnival Row."
I think that was the last time you were in studio with us,
filming your show "Carnival Row."
Congrats. You got three Emmy nominations, bud.
-Thanks, man. Yeah, no.
Everyone's worked so hard on that show.
It was -- The first season was not straightforward
in so many ways, but I think we really kind of brought
an interesting story to the screen,
so I'm happy that we're going back to finish.
-Yeah. Congrats on the noms.
I wanted to talk to you about something because --
We always talk about giving back,
and we were talking right before we started this interview.
But you do a lot of work with UNICEF.
-Yeah.
-What's your connection with UNICEF?
-It's been about 10 years.
Or more actually. Maybe 12.
But I've done -- I was trying to do basically
one field trip every year just to sort of witness,
really, firsthand the work that they do in the field
to save the lives of women and children
in the most desperate circumstances.
And then what we will do is video document it,
and obviously it's an NGO, so we're trying to put
the messaging out to hopefully people to support,
because, you know, obviously, the world is suffering
from this global pandemic,
you know, and when we look at the way we feel at home,
you kind of imagine that
and then times it by 10 or even more.
UNICEF's on the ground right now all over the world, you know,
trying to get PPE equipment to people, to vaccinate.
There are vaccinations outside --
I mean, water is a huge killer.
So they need to inoculate for children under the age of 2.
Diarrhea is a huge killer.
There are so many huge issues.
Then you add that COVID element on top.
So it's something that is very close to my heart,
you know, to see these children,
and I've worked with them so many times.
And, you know, they're always looking for support.
UNICEF's always looking for that support because --
Obviously, it's so challenging at home,
but it's also, you know, having the foresight
that we are a global community.
We are a global community.
And when one part of that community is suffering,
the whole -- the whole suffers.
And just kind of grappling with that idea
is sometimes challenging, but it's something
that's so, you know, amazing when you see it.
-Well, thanks so much for talking about it
and getting people talking about it.
-Thanks for asking, honestly.
I've been watching your show a little bit,
and it's great to see that you guys are kind of
highlighting people's causes
'cause it's something that -- We all want to have something
that we can do to give back in some way.
-That's the least we can do, right?