seasons, "Criminal minds" says
good-bye in that series finale.
Aisha joins us now, brought her
new cocktail line called courage
and stone.
You need a little courage to
take a sip.
>> If you don't have courage,
you'll have some after you take
a sip.
I'll give you an old fashioned.
>> Thank you very much.
I just want to say my dad's
favorite show is "Criminal
minds."
He's going to be very excited.
>> The great thing about
criminal minds --
>> Woah.
>> It's real.
>> That is good.
>> 80 proof old fashioned, ready
to drink, nothing to add.
Nothing to mix.
>> Let me ask you something.
I'm a guy who appreciates
I don't think I've ever seen an
old fashioned ready to go.
>> It's a brand-new category.
>> Yeah.
>> And when I was coming up with
this idea it really came out of
a personal need.
You know.
Because you know you get home on
a Wednesday not and you just
want one great drink and you
don't want to have to make it.
I keep a bottle in the fridge
and my friends come over they
can have a ready made drink.
It's quality over quantity for
me.
>> Go back.
You said make a batch of old
fashioned.
You didn't just start making
drinks.
>> I liked bar tending in
college.
I travel for work and have great
drinks in cool bars.
And I would get home and there
would be a sad quarter bottle of
something in the fridge.
A lot of it was self-taught.
I spent a year of developing the
drinks.
It's been a journey but a really
fun one.
I've done a lot of day drinking.
>> Day drinking is my all-time
favorite hobby.
>> The best thing about being a
grown up is being able to drink
during the day.
>> You wake up at dinner and
you're like you're not my mom.
>> Isn't it fascinating, how it
works and all that.
>> It's an interesting space,
the distiller we use is based in
Brooklyn.
We really wanted to create
something really special that
you couldn't get from any other
cocktail line.
But the process is wonderful.
It's top shelf.
No junk, no stabilizers, no ill
iffers.
>> You faulked about it being a
process.
There's one telltale sign that
you have been overserved.
What is that?
>> You know, everybody has their
tell.
I'm a very nice drunk.
>> Oh, good.
>> Very, very friendly.
So, the problem is my friends
are like will you stop talking
to that stranger because I'll
just get someone in the corner
of a bar I've never met and
they're like are you aisha Tyler
and I'm like don't you give up
until you pursue your dreams,
don't you ever give up, you
better fight girl, you better
keep fighting.
>> Can I tell you y'all?
I have seen it in action.
>> I am really that girl.
>> They're like aisha, they're
done with you.
>> I'm like one more minute.
Let's hug it out.
>> It's a great drink.
So many people -- you could be
the happy drunk or you could be
the angry one, the mean one, the
physical one, the one that wants
to get in fights.
>> My friends call it being
aishaed.
>> It's going to be a t-shirt.
>> I'm a give.
>> Talk about how the finale --
how did you feel about the
finale and it coming to a close
and the peoples' reaction.
>> It was crazy.
>> Oh, yeah.
Here's what's wonderful about
You know some people are going
to be disappointed.
It was on for 15 years.
You're prepared for people to be
disappointed but the feedback
has been so positive and so
loving.
Fans have made these fan videos
of memories over the years.
For me I was only supposed to do
six episodes of that show.
>> Come on.
>> I came in to be a pitch
hitter and it was family right
away.
After the first episode they
were like do you want to stay?
And I was there for five ISES.
It was such a ride.
Albert and I have been friends
for a decade.
Really at the end it felt like a
dream team.
And every day of that last year
we September saying we have to
see what that feels like.
Remember this.
It's never going to be like this
It was bittersweet because it
was sad but it was so good.
It was beautiful.
>> You've been very fortunate to
be involved in a couple of shows
with healthy runs like "Friends"
which coincidentally we were
just talking about earlier
they're having a reunion.
What are your thoughts on that.
>> You were talking about it
earlier.
Are you going to be on it?
No.
Thank you for your support but
I'm not actually a friend.
But I think also -- look, I
understand why they did it.
That show was perfect.
And I could see not wanting to
go back and rehash it, go back
and do it again and maybe it's
not as good as the first time.
Those are six of the best
comedic actors on the planet.
They've done it.
I think to hear them talk about
how much they love it is what
fans will connect with.
12 years old come up and they
are just discovering it.
They're new fans.
>> It has a-whole-nother
situation.
>> You are too young for the
jokes on this show.
Where are your mom?
Where is your mother?
>> Right here.
>> She's over here watching.
>> It's going to be all right.
>> I like that you keep in touch
with Sharon Osbourne.
>> Yeah, we had dinner the other
night.
>> Nice.
>> Yeah, you know, that was a
real family for me.
I know people say that about
shows all the time.
But that was such a special
group of five on that show.
>> Was it difficult leaving?
>> I burst into tear.
You know when you angry cry.
I'm not going to cry.
I'm not going to do it.
They were squirting because I
was ready to go but I knew I was
leaving a family.
It's different when you see
someone every single morning and
you talk about what you did last
night and weekend plans.
I went through a divorce on that
show.
I had so many personal
experiences on that show.
Sarah had a baby.
To lose that day to day, that's
what I was mourning.
It's been good since I was
Archer is going into its 11th
season.
I directed a feature.
I'm directing another one.
I directed "Criminal minds,"
Roswell this season.
>> "Whose line is it anyway."
>> I feel like you continued to
win.
>> I'm laying out these single
points, just putting one point
on the board at a time.
It doesn't have to be a
three-pointer.
Don't leave.
This is a marathon, not a
And the people that win are the
people that don't quit.
Let me switch that out.
You finish that one.
>> I brought my own ice.
>> That'sed goo.
That's a good block.
>> Did you get to hear ozzy's
new album?
>> It's amazing.
I went to the listening party
the other night.
I think it's his 20th studio
album.
It is perfection.
Elton John is on it.
>> Wow.
>> Oh, my god.
Post Malone is on it.
The collabs are unusual, but
they're perfect.
It's modern, so hard rock.
>> I love your signal for post
Malone was face tattoos.
>> I'm literally at that age
that I'm who's that fellow with
the face tattoo?
He seems wild.
But it's a dope album.
If you've never been an ozzy
fan, it's a way in for you.
>> That's incredible.
I love all the directing you're
doing.