We're back with six-year-old geography expert,
Landon Gregory.
I have a surprise for you, because you
wanted to meet Nate.
And so I thought Nate should come here and meet you.
So Nate, come on out.
[CHEERING]
Nate, this is Landon.
Landon, this is Nate.
Hi, Landon.
Hi.
So he's also six years old.
And you know, he's been on the show so many times,
so he's so comfortable on here.
He's like, a big star.
You get recognized all the time now, Nate?
Yeah.
Oh, both of you do.
OK.
So you have a fan.
You have a fan in Landon.
How does that feel to have a fan?
Awesome.
Yeah?
Have you had a fan before?
Yeah.
Yeah?
Do you know what a fan-- do you know
what that means, to have a fan?
Yeah.
What does it mean?
It means to-- someone admires someone else.
That's exactly right.
And he admires you, because you--
and how long have you been knowing about geography?
It's been since mid-July for him.
Um, I've known geography since I was four.
Four.
So like, a year before.
Yeah.
But it seems like he knows a lot.
Did you watch him?
Um, yeah.
Yeah.
You saw it, because he knew where all those--
what's your favorite country?
I think mine is probably going to be--
let's see.
There's so many to choose from.
Yeah, there are.
There are.
You could just make one up.
What's a country you like?
China.
OK.
Do you like China also?
Um, yeah.
That's great.
Do you have any advice for Landon
since you've been here before?
This is his first time.
Yeah, I have two rules.
Oh, OK.
Rule number one, always have fun.
Rule number two, listen to rule number one.
[APPLAUSE]
What do you think of those rules?
Yes.
Yeah, pretty good.
All right.
So y'all are going to be best friends.
Mm-hm.
Right.
Yes.
So what's your favorite thing about Nate, would you say?
What do you like about Nate so much?
Um, um, he's just like me.
Yeah.
OK.
What's your favorite thing about Landon?
That he's even smarter than me.
On the TV show, I heard things that I didn't even
know about geography.
About what?
What didn't you know?
The capital of Chad.
How about that?
You knew something Nate didn't know.
Or the capital Philippines.
Or the capital of Philippines.
Can you believe that?
Here's a guy that you wanted to meet,
and you know a few more things than he does.
Wow.
Yeah.
So, for sure, y'all should be best friends,
because you can teach each other different things.
You can learn a lot from each other.
All right.
And you brought Landon a gift, right?
Mm-hm.
OK.
Tell me what this is.
Landon's Russia Activity Book.
Because he knew that this was your favorite country.
So what kind of activities are in here?
A word search-- wait, that's not the first page.
There's a--
Here, read it.
OK.
[LAUGHING]
Bossy.
I hope you have a great time on "The Ellen Show."
I hope you enjoy the activity book.
Love, Nate.
And then there's-- he drew the two of you right there next
to each other.
OK?
OK.
So what is this?
It's a word--
Search
Search.
OK.
Then he's got to find the words.
And then what else is in here?
Russian phrases.
Russian--
Hello, goodbye, and there is no collusion.
[LAUGHING]
And then you color in the Russian flags.
Uh-huh.
And then label all of the regions.
And then, this is where he lives in Oklahoma?
You drew that?
Yep.
And him with his hair standing up,
like he's had static electricity.
No.
That's me.
Oh, that's you.
That's me with a Mohawk.
You with a Mohawk.
Is that something you want to get?
Or why do you have a Mohawk here?
Just wanted to add some decorations.
All right.
I love this.
This is-- isn't that sweet, that he did that for you?
Now you're going to have to make something for Nate next time
you see him, OK?
Yeah.
All right.
And since y'all are best friends,
and you want to do something together,
I'm going to send you both to Disneyland.
[CHEERING]
Disneyland?
No way!
Yeah.
Wow.
This is so cool.
I wanted to go to Disney World, but then I
want to go to Disneyland.
Yeah.
So you're going to go together, all right?
OK, we'll see you soon.
OK, you two?