♪ (upbeat electronic music) ♪
- I'm hella old. Damn!
- Great. Thanks for reminding me how old I am.
♪ (industrial intro) ♪
- (FBE) So, today, we're gonna be showing you 10 things.
- Okay. I always get so nervous!
- (FBE) And we're gonna see just how...
old they make you feel. - Oh, no.
Thanks for depressing me so early in the morning.
- Oh, no! (chuckles) I did one of these once
and I felt so old! - Everything makes me feel so old.
Everything's like 85,000 years ago. And I'm like, "Oh I remember it
like it was yesterday. Oh, wait. It was in 1920?"
- (Miyagi) Now, show me wax on, wax off.
- Oh, cool! "Karate Kid."
- I haven't seen this movie in such a long time.
- This is my favorite movies. - It's the most important scene!
This is life! - (Daniel) Wax on...
- Wax on, Daniel. - (Daniel) Wax on, wax off.
- (Miyagi, mocking) "Wax on, wax off." Eh!
- (laughs) - (Miyagi) Wax on. Ha!
- (Miyagi and Sharon) Wax off. Ha!
- (Miyagi) Concentrate. Look in my eye.
Lock the hand from inside. - Wow, this is so old now.
- That was a classic. - For those of you in the audience,
this is before the Jaden Smith version.
Just so we're clear, that was not Jaden Smith.
- (FBE) So, Ralph Macchio, the kid from "Karate Kid,"
is actually now older than the actor who played Mr. Miyagi
at the time of filming. - Stop.
- Wow-- wow! He aged better than Mr. Miyagi.
- Mr. Miyagi was, like, 190 years old.
That makes Ralph Macchio 191. - I know I've aged,
but they age at the same time.
(kaboom!) (whispers) That's crazy.
- If the Rugrats actually aged, these are what their would be.
Angelica would be 29. Chucky would be 28,
Tommy, 27, Phil and Lil, 27.
They would be older than me! I feel so old. (chuckles)
- Wow. They're not kids no more. Time goes by.
- That's so crazy, dude. I used to watch "The Rugrats"
as a kid. It was a fantastic show.
- It doesn't make me feel old. It makes me feel like
it makes sense. Like, that's how old they would be.
- (FBE) Now, we're gonna show you pictures of celebrities
who are all turning 40 this year.
- Well, I hate those words right away.
- It's gonna be all my crushes. (chuckles)
- Wow, Ashton Kutcher. That's the man.
40 years old, buddy. Welcome to the club.
- He's only 40? Jeez. - He looks older. Wow!
I'm used to seeing him, like, "That 70s Show"
and he was like-- wow, yeah.
- That make sense. He's always been kind of older in my eyes.
- I feel like he was 40 when he was, like, 19 or whatever
when he was on "That 70s Show."
- I'd still cougar the crap out of him like Demi Moore did,
but that's just me. - Kenan Thompson? What?!
- That's insane. - I remember I met him
when he had dreadlocks, man, back in the day. Kenan!
Still funny, man. - That's crazy.
He still looks like he's in his early 30s.
He looks amazing. - He looks the same age he did
when he was marrying that orange soda. He aged very well.
- The Mowry twins are turning 40?!
I miss y'all girls. I hope y'all doing well.
- Twins are turning 40?! NOOO!
- Yeah, I remember those two. That's really crazy.
- I loved "Twitches"! That was my favorite Disney Channel movie.
- They look so grown up. They were babies.
Yeah, that makes me feel old. - Rachel McAdams?
She's 40? "Mean Girls," it's a movie you watch all the time,
so you constantly see her being in her teens.
But she's 40! - A lot of these people
I see as older than me, but...
not that many years older than me. That's crazy.
- I feel like she's always played mature roles.
So, knowing that she's 40, I feel like that one
makes sense to me. - I hope to look that good
as Regina George... at 40. Time flies.
I hate it. Once you turn 25, it all goes downhill from there.
- Yeah, "Big." That's another good one.
- (Josh) Drop 25 cents here.
- This was a good movie. - Zoltar. (chuckles) I remember!
- I love this movie. Who didn't love this movie so much?
- (Josh) I wish I were big. - That's a good one. I like "Big."
Of course, that iconic piano scene. - That was '88, so I was 18.
The year I graduated. Ah, boy. That was a good year. Good times.
- (FBE) Interestingly, David Moscow, who played the young Tom Hanks
in "Big" is now over 10 years older than Tom Hanks was
when "Big" was filmed. - No.
I don't wanna play anymore. (laughs)
- These age things are tripping me out.
- That's such a mind you-know-what. - Can't imagine seeing him now
as being 10 years older than Tom Hanks was in the movie.
- It's insane that he gets to a point where you're now
older than the characters you were even trying to portray
as regular people. It's insane.
- "First Grand Theft Auto game," which I remember,
and I actually remember playing it and not letting my son play it,
"was released in 1998, which means..."
- "The time between then and now is longer than the time
between the release of Pac-Man to the first Grand Theft Auto game."
Wow. - I didn't even know Grand Theft Auto
was around for that long. I feel like I was introduced
to Grand Theft Auto when I was in high school,
which I still shouldn't have been playing it anyway.
- I remember when Pac-Man came out! I'm hella old! Damn!
- Oh, god. (sighs) I'm gonna go take out
a life insurance policy and write my will after this.
- It takes me back to the bowling alley
in Colorado Springs, and they had the Pac-Man game.
And you'd put your quarters up on the thing
to say you were next, you had next game.
- Video games have been an important part of our culture
for most of my lifetime, and I'm old as dirt, y'all.
So, that makes it-- it's a long time since video games came around.
♪ (heartwarming music) ♪
- (chuckles) "Full House." My kids love this show.
- This makes my heart hurt. I'm not ready
for what you guys are gonna tell me.
- ♪ Whatever happened to predictability? ♪
♪ The milkman... ♪ - Papa John Stamos right there
still looking good as [bleep]. Right, boys?
- He's still super handsome at his age now.
- Bob Saget is a straight fool. I love him.
- This was the classic American show.
- Oh, yeah. All these girls are so old now.
- That's them twins. - They're brilliant,
those Olsen girls.
- ♪ Everywhere you look ♪ - Such a good intro.
- It's making me so happy, and then you're just gonna
slam me with some facts, and I'm gonna be like,
"Great. Thanks for reminding me how old I am."
- (FBE) Well, not only are Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen older
than John Stamos was when he started on "Full House"...
- Whoa! Really?! Whoa!! Okay, okay.
- (FBE) ...but DJ Tanner has a daughter who is now as old
as DJ was when "Full House" ended.
- Whaaaat?! That's crazy!
- I was little watching that, and I don't know,
it's so crazy to think about. - Ohh, my heart! No! Really?!
Your mission is accomplished! I feel old.
- "Not only has 'Beverly Hills, 90210' been off the air for 18 years now"...
- "But the 2008 reboot has also already been off the air
for five years." (chuckles) No way.
- I believe there was a character on "Beverly Hills, 90210"
who's named Brandon, and that's actually
why my mom named me Brandon.
- In my household, I was not allowed to watch these shows.
So, I don't have a relationship with any of these people.
So, I don't feel old. - I'm feeling old,
but I don't know, I feel golden. I feel great, though, you know?
Mm! ♪ Living my life like it's golden ♪
- "Nic Cage, Snoop Dogg, and Jim Carrey are all grandparents."
Snoop Dogg has Snoop grandkids. Like, he got Snoop puppies.
- Snoop Dogg looks really good, though.
Jim Carrey. I love Jim Carrey, but man, you gotta get some sleep
or something, man. - That makes sense.
I never saw any of these men on the screen right now as like,
"Oh, they're young men, my age."
♪ (Superman theme music) ♪ - That sounds like Superman
theme music. Yup. - Superman.
- Action Comics. The introduction of Superman.
- Love that animation. It's killer.
And Superman is probably, like, 1,000 years old.
- What are you gonna tell me about Superman?
- Something about the dates are gonna just make me cry.
(chuckles) 80 years, dude. Seriously?
- 80 years? (chuckles) Oh my god.
- 80?! He's older than my grandparents!
- (FBE) Superman turns 80 this year, which means
since the Civil War started, we've been living in a world with him
longer than without him. - (softly) Wow.
Crazy. - That's insane.
- At least we have Superman in our lives.
- That's not crazy. Superman is super old.
No pun intended. Marvel is so popping now
that people are like, "Yeah, DC, whatever,"
but DC were, like, THE classic superheroes,
and Marvel used to be the runt of the litter.
But it's so funny how it's just flipped.
- (FBE) Finally, to end this episode, we wanted
to show you some of your fellow reactors
in a recent episode of "Do They Know It?"
And it may surprise you what song they struggled to guess.
- Okay. I'm gonna be so embarrassed if I don't even know the song.
- ♪ We definite. BEP, we reppin' it ♪
♪ So, turn me up ♪ - ♪ Turn it up ♪
- Oh, come on, you guys. You can do it!
- (Seth) Oh my god. - I feel like I'm on the episode
with him right now. - ♪ Pump it louder ♪
- Like, I know it! - (Makena and Brittany) ♪ Louder ♪
- Yes, Makena! (claps) Yes!
- ♪ Yo, yo ♪ ♪ Turn up the radio ♪
- (Noah) Who is this by? - Oh my god.
- Wow, they didn't know this. Seriously?
- Come on! They must know the Black Eyed Peas.
Don't tell me they don't know!
- (Christina) I have no idea what it is, but that song
is so catchy. - (laughs)
- (Christina) That song is so catchy. - "Pump It." Come on.
- (Morgan) I've definitely heard it before,
because it was a Just Dance song.
- (laughs) - (Seth) "Pump It" by the Black...
- (Morgan) It was a Just Dance song.
- Just Dance! What? - (Seth) "Pump It"
by the Black Eyed Peas. - Oh, good.
- (Jair) And the song is "Pump It."
- Thank god. - (FBE) So, this is called
"Pump It." - (Tristan) Yeah.
- (FBE) And it's by Black Eyed Peas. - Depressing.
- (Tristan) Ahh! - (Makena) Oh!
See, that makes sense. - Oh, this hurts my heart.
- (Noah) Of course I know the Black Eyed Peas.
- Of course. - (Noah) Will.i.am. You've got Fergie.
- Thank you. - (Noah) And you've got the other
two people. - (chuckles) The two other people.
I like that. - I don't know
those guys' names either, man.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - Wow!
I don't even love the Black Eyed Peas,
but man, come on, they were SO popular.
- I'm just realizing Black Eyed Peas aren't a thing anymore.
They were my jams in middle school,
and these teens don't know them!
- I do love watching when the teens react
to things from my generation, where I'm like "Stop it!
There's no way you don't know that! What?!"
- It really makes you feel old. Like, I'm finally at that stage
in life... (raspy) "Back in my day..."