Hi.
How are you?
I'm great.
I'm good.
You know, you were here for the Halloween show.
And you played the bachelor, because I was bachelorette.
But what I didn't know is that you had just flown directly
back from shooting in Vietnam.
Yes.
It was remarkable.
The people were so kind, so giving, and so accepting
of us being there filming.
And there was a older gentleman going by on his moped.
And as he goes by, he says something in Vietnamese,
and looks at me.
And then the actor that I was working with, Dustin Nguyen,
he's just laughing.
I go, wait, what the guy say?
And he's like, an American soldier?
What the hell is he doing here?
Yeah.
You know.
So it was interesting, though, to be there and see
where the history happened.
So it was very heavy and impactful for what
I experienced as Jack.
Did they recognize you there?
Kind of.
Kind of, not really.
Actually, you know what?
Not at all.
So we were there, all in all, about a week's worth
of filming.
And I worked every other day.
So on the days that I wasn't filming,
I was on set with my camera. 'Cause I
do a lot of photography.
So I'm shooting Justin Harley.
I'm shooting Melanie Liburd, I'm shooting
our crew that's out there.
And Justin was doing a scene with this gal,
a local Vietnamese gal, who didn't speak a lot of English.
And at one point, she sees me with the camera.
And she walks over and grabs me and pulls me
over to where she and Justin are.
She goes, you take picture?
I go, yeah, sure.
And so I pulled my camera up.
She goes, no, with him.
All right, I think I was about to hand it off, maybe,
to somebody else.
And she goes, no, with him, and points to big, good-looking
Justin Hartley.
And I'm like, oh, you-- oh, you--
OK.
And I take the photo.
And she goes, you email me.
You email me.
And I'm like, oh, you think I'm the on-set photographer?
I'm like, no, no, I'm usually--
I look like this guy with the military uniform on.
But, yeah.
So they didn't recognize me at all.
That's weird.
I thought you were everywhere.
But maybe not.
Yeah.
No, not in Vietnam.
So this is so weird that they announced that it's
ending in season six, right?
And you're in season 3.
Why would they announce it--
We're middle aged, now.
Right.
Yeah, it's like--
We're over the hill, on our way, declined to nursing home,
and then the grave.
Yeah.
But why are they--
because they just want to control the storylines?
I mean, look, we never know where we're going to go.
We never know what's going to happen.
The show could have a huge spike season six.
And everybody wants more beyond that.
But I think, creatively, they're looking--
they have an idea of what they'd like to do to kind of wrap it
up in this nice story.
So at least the audience knows, the fans know,
they're going to get three more seasons, which is nice.
You can commit a little more.
Yeah.
[APPLAUSE]
It's not like, will it be on?
Won't it be on?
Yeah.
But then, beyond that, yeah, maybe there will be more.
I don't know.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Sterling K. Brown was nominated--
or not nominated.
He actually was called the sexiest TV Dad.
Was that hard?
He is.
Yeah, but is that hard for you?
Because it seems like you should have been in that category,
as well, right?
Maybe.
I don't know.
When Sterling and I get our weekly meal
to talk about us being sexy, I'll ask him.
Right.
Be like, hey, man, you took it down this year.
That's cool.
Maybe next year I'll--
Well, you got sexiest 41, I think.
OK.
Right?
You know what this is?
This is really the gag, to be like, test your eyes at 41.
Yeah.
I-- exactly.
It's pretty far away.
I know.
Yeah.
Cover your eye and go--
So I learned, also, your first job
was on Fresh Prince of Bel Air, right?
Yeah, my first paying gig was on Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
What did you do?
I played party guest number one.
Oh, [INAUDIBLE].
Yeah, I walked down the steps.
And I say, "relax, Ash."
She says, "no one's allowed upstairs."
And I say, "relax, Ash.
We're just take a little tour.
Hahaha."
And then I walk off with a girl on my arm.
Oh, wow.
You still remember the line.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
The whole experience.
Do you know the theme song?
I do.
Would you like to sing it for us?
If you'd like me to, I will.
OK.
Yeah.
[MUSIC - WILL SMITH AND DJ JAZZY JEFF -
"THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL AIR"]
All about how my life got flipped, turned upside down.
Now I'd like to take a moment.
Just sit right there.
I'll tell you how I became known as the prince of Bel-Air.
Oops.
And it goes on, and on, and on.
Oh, it goes on?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Right.
We're going to take a break.
I tried to get him with one of those things
where I talk to someone and tell them what to do.
And it didn't work out.
But we'll show you what happened.
But good on you.
We tried.
You just pushed her out of the room.
We'll be back.
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Ah!
Oh, [BLEEPED].
God, [BLEEPED]