-Happy belated birthday, by the way.
-Yes. -That is a big deal.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Thank you. Oh.
-It's a big birthday, right? -I just turned 50.
-Wow. -Um, yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ]
50 is, of course, the new 70.
[ Laughter ]
Anyway...
-It is kind of the new 70. -It is kind of the new 70.
-It used to be 50 meant you're over the hill,
and that's it, right? -Right.
Well, I mean, it just feels that everything
is so accelerated right now.
Like, if I'm --
I wish I wasn't as aware of my body as I am now.
[ Laughter ]
In my 20s, I wasn't aware of anything
that I was doing, and I was relatively healthy.
And now I am hyperaware
of everything that's going wrong, physically.
-Yeah. -Shouldn't you get less in touch
with your body as you get older to spare you the collapse?
[ Laughter ]
Like, if I want to have sex now,
my body is like a McDonald's manager
understaffed during lunch rush. [ Laughter ]
Like, "I don't know how we're gonna do this.
We got no buns for the hamburgers."
[ Laughter ]
"Go down to Burger King, see if they'll loan us something.
This is happening!" -"This is happening, people!"
-"I got two guys on the fryer!" Oh, my God.
We're doomed, we're doomed. [ Laughter ]
Oh, my God. What are we gonna do?
-You look great for 50, though. -Oh, thank you.
-You do. -I'll take it.
-I saw this thing on Twitter I wanted to ask you about.
I don't know if you guys have heard this story.
You go on Twitter every now and then.
I follow you. Very funny.
But now and then, you get into a debate or an argument.
-You just used the word "debate" about Twitter.
That's adorable. [ Laughter ]
That's adorable, yeah. -An argument I guess?
What do you call it? -Well, yeah.
Well, I got trolled by a Trump supporter, MAGA guy.
And then he wrote something nasty to me.
I wrote something nasty back.
But then I started, like, scrolling through his feed
and kind of reading about his life,
and he had all these insane medical problems.
And he had a GoFundMe because he was facing --
he just had no health support.
And it really -- It really struck me.
Like, I think maybe I just hit my level of being snarky
and mean back to people.
And it also really showed me, like, this is a guy
that is supporting -- He's supporting a guy
that is sort of the architect of his pain.
Like, he's a Trump supporter,
and Trump is kind of not there to help him.
And so, I was like, "You know what?
I'm gonna just signal boost his GoFundMe
and maybe try to help him get some money
and get him, you know, where he needs to be.
And, yeah, that was the tweet that I sent out.
-"This dude just attacked me on Twitter, and I joked back,
but then I looked back at his timeline,
and he's in a lot of trouble, health-wise.
I'd be pissed off, too.
He's been dealt some..." -Mm-hmm -- boop! cards.
-"...unlucky cards. Let's deal him some good ones.
Click and donate just like I'm about to."
-Yeah, I mean the whole -- [ Cheers and applause ]
-I think that's --
That's so exactly what people should be doing.
-Aww, I'm not tweeting for clapping.
[ Laughter ]
You know. -Yeah.
-Just maybe we've been taken to such extremes now
in this country of hatred and vitriol
that the only way the pendulum is gonna swing back
is if we come back at all this hatred and vitriol
with insane amounts of grace and compassion.
Maybe that will be -- 'Cause nothing else --
The snark doesn't seem to be working any more.
Do you know what I mean? -No, I totally do.
-So maybe we'll push through.
I don't know. I -- It was -- That was me --
It was almost like, at the end of my rope,
there was compassion. And you know what?
I'm just gonna help the guy out.
-Good. I think that's great.
He started out with this GoFundMe.
He started out, and he had raised almost $5,000.
Now it's almost $50,000. -And you know what?
Yeah, but you know what's really cool about it is?
I DM with him now, and he said, "You know what?
I'm gonna give some of this money
to my cousin who's in trouble. I'm gonna help him out."
So, it's almost like I'm doing a virus version of kindness.
Maybe that will be -- a kindness virus.
-Wow. Wow! -But maybe that's what --
Yeah, maybe that's what -- I don't know.
It may be something.
-I just think it's cool that you did that.
Good for you. -Thank you, Jimmy.
I appreciate it, man. -I wish more people did that.
That's awesome. -Thanks, man.
-Not only is "A.P. Bio" coming back, season two --
Congrats on that. -Thank you.
-It's a very funny show. -Thank you so much.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-But also "Happy!"... -Yes.
-...is returning to SyFy. [ Cheers and applause ]
-"Happy!" I love this!
-"Happy!" fans.
-"Happy!" has very, very intense fans.
"Happy!" is a show on SyFy, directed by Brian Taylor,
who made the "Crank" films, and it stars Chris Meloni.
Chris Meloni has a lethal level of accepting whatever
is put in front of him, script-wise.
I almost feel like Brian's like, "Let's see if he'll do this,"
and Chris is like, "I'll do that."
So, there's a lot of fluids.
There's a lot of Chris coming out of different orifices.
The show is the weirdest thing I've ever been a part of.
-It truly is. -It's amazing, yeah, yeah, yeah.
-And he's brilliant, Chris Meloni.
-Chris Meloni is -- But he's so intense.
He is just willing to do anything.
-Yeah. -He's willing to do things
on camera that he shouldn't be willing to do.
He should be questioning way more about the show,
and he just doesn't, and I love it.