>> Oh.
>> Oh!
>> Whoa.
>> Wait a second.
>> When we all fell in love with
David boreanaz on "Buffy the van
vampire slayer."
>> His show "S.E.A.L. Team"
returns.
Thanks for joining us.
You want a hit show with a heck
of a run, just hire boreanaz.
How long did "Buffy the vampire
slayer --"
>> "Angel."
>> "Bones.
".
>> This one with another three.
How rich are you?
Dang.
>> It's such a blesing.
Looking at that clip, young in a
way, I remember the coat being a
lot of velvet.
They didn't know whether or not
to do the makeup kind of like
really pale because he was a
vampire or half pale because he
wasn't exposed as a vampire yet.
I look at that and go, that was
a long time ago.
>> How old you there, do you
remember?
>> I must have been 27, I think.
>> Hanging in the shadows.
Look at that.
That was great, man.
>> That's, like, and it's funny,
I look at that, I see -- I
recognize my kids in that
picture.
>> Right?
>> You know, like my son and
little girl and you see the
resemblance now.
>> Yeah.
>> They're not walking around in
velvet.
>> Did they watch the old show?
>> They didn't -- no.
I think the one who probably
would would be my little girl,
Bella.
I think she would probably
possibly get into it, so we'll
see.
At that time, it was such a
cult-oriented thing.
We came out, you do the
comic-con shows, did the one in
San Diego which was the first
time we went.
There was nothing there but
cardboard boxes and comics.
>> Right.
>> For us, it was so exciting
because the show was just
starting to kind of hit and, but
there wasn't these major
advertisements for movies and
you go there now, it's huge.
>> Happening.
>> Back then, it was cardboard
boxes filled with comic books
and we showed up and showed up
in a van and all of us got out
and it was a huge phenomenon.
I'll remember that experience,
you're kind of like, wow, what's
going on here.
>> You can still go to the
comic-cons and kill it.
>> They are, they're fantastic
people.
They're great.
I know we have the "Angel" 20th
anniversary coming up.
>> That's going to be massive.
>> That's crazy.
>> You like to post a lot of
throwback pics.
>> We love your throwbacks.
>> You got an archive right
there.
>> Yeah, yeah.
>> I think we got run, right?
One particular throwback we're
going to put up there?
>> Put up.
Oh.
>> Okay.
Now that's an interesting one.
>> Can't pick that one.
That's not the one I selected.
What's going on here?
>> It's not a perm.
Number one.
>> What?
>> It's true Italian right
there.
>> Nothing wrong with a perm.
>> My sisters were definitely
beg to differ back when they
were younger.
>> Nice.
>> I was working on a film
called "Best of the best 2" and
I was working as a production
assistant thating in props then working
in whatever they needed me to
do.
>> Yeah.
>> I don't remember what I was
doing there particularly.
>> It doesn't matter.
>> It doesn't matter, right?
>> You're fluffing your hair.
>> You don't really fluff curls.
They activate.
>> Was it always the plan back
then, though, to get in this
your dad's in the business.
>> My father's been in -- he was
in television for a long time.
He had a kid show called "Rock
show" and went on to Buffalo,
New York.
>> He was a weatherman.
>> Weatherman for a long time.
He did the Thanksgiving day
parade, Macy's Thanksgiving day
parade which is very big.
He was in that market for a long
time.
I was kind of around the cap
cities people which became the
Disney people.
You know?
Which, so you see that.
I was -- the people that baby
sat me were the big honchos.
Fortunate to be around all them.
It was a blast.
I had a good time.
>> As far as "S.E.A.L. Team"
going into the third season.
Congratulations.
>> Thank you.
>> How was it shooting in
Serbia?
>> Serbia was a challenge for
us.
I think what we pride ourselves
so much on the show are two
things.
One, we really work with a lot
of veterans in front of the
camera, behind the camera,
really proud of that, also we go
on locations a lot.
Last we're we went to Puerto
Rico which is great.
>> That's cool.
>> We were able to give back to
Puerto Rico.
They were really still
struggling after that hurricane.
We were able to bring eyes to
that and help that economy for
that period of time.
Same with Serbia.
You know, we -- we go on these
locations and it's -- they're
tough and challenging but it
works for our show.
We were very authentic and it's
a real show.
We have real operators.
And, you know, a testimony to
this -- to these two episodes
that are coming up tonight,
executive producer was a real
tier-one operator.
13 deployments.
He was on captain Phillips, bin
laden.
He watched the two episodes in
the editing room, he had to walk
out he was so emotionally taken
by what he portrayed.
I think once we found that in
the pilot it takes a while to
catch up to speed on that.
We pride ourselves on being very
authentic, showing the
compartmentalizing on what goes
on with these people outside of
their job.
>> Their real life.
>> They come home and society
doesn't accept them.
They struggle with so many
obstacles in their lives
so we'll see that this year with
Jason Hayes.
>> Are you Tom Cruise or Brad
Pitt?
Tom Cruise does his own struts.
Brad Pitt says have at it.
>> I'm in the middle.
I do play a lot of ice hockey.
I like to get banged around a
lot.
Would say I'm Tom Pitt.
That's a good way of looking at
it.
I'll take that.
>> Congratulations on