-Welcome back to "Late Night."
We're here with Jason and Dave.
So, gentlemen, you both have teenagers,
and I feel like you do the kind of films
and the kind of television shows that teenagers would love,
but I have often heard from my friends that, sometimes,
kids can't separate the fact that
it's their parents in shows, and they don't love them much.
Do your kids like the work you're doing?
-My son could care less.
I have not gotten any cool points for being in movies.
He's more interested in kind of YouTubers.
He's kind of into that thing.
You know, he's into rappers, you know, ballers.
He's impressed by that.
Me, not so much, but it's always kind of been that way.
He grew up with me, you know, in wrestling.
He was that little baby with me in the wrestling ring
and he just kind of grew up with it,
and, like, I'm just his dad.
I think, more than anything, he just wishes I was home more.
But, you know, as far as career goes, no, he's not impressed.
-What about you, Jason? -My kids love it.
And they're on set with me everywhere.
I mean, you know, they're friends with everyone.
They love -- It's always Uncle Drax.
They love, you know, Affleck and Gal and, I mean, Ezra.
So, I mean, they kind of grew up on it.
And thank God, the first big movie
that they ever went to was "Dune."
And it was really heart-wrenching
sitting next to my children,
'cause it was pretty heavy.
But they're both like, "This is my favorite movie, Papa."
So I'm -- It was really special to take them to that,
so I'm excited for the world to see it and --
But, yeah, I'm still in the good books, man.
-Alright, I'm glad to hear it. This was very impressive.
I guess this was you, Dave.
You basically just -- I think a lot of people would say
it's hard to get a project started in Hollywood.
You basically tweeted that the two of you should do
a "Lethal Weapon"-style movie,
and it's basically -- everybody just jumped right on board.
-Yeah. [ Laughs ]
You know, it's a new one for me, as well,
and I just kind of put it out there,
'cause, you know, sometimes,
I kind of gauge interest on Twitter.
If you throw something out there,
people automatically respond like they're super-hot for it.
'Cause I thought the idea was great.
And, you know, I thought it was --
It really -- You know, Jay is so funny, man.
He's got such a charisma and such an energy.
but I feel like it hasn't been
on full display on films or television.
Then I thought about that, 'cause, you know,
we had talked about doing another project together.
And I thought, "Man, it would be great
if the world could see that side of Jay, man,
'cause that side is just -- I mean, it's amazing."
But I always think they focus on --
You know, Jay's got such a great dramatic actor,
I think that really gets focused on,
and they lose sight of, you know, how funny he is
and how charismatic he is.
And I think it's -- You know,
it's something that I wanted to be a part of.
So, anyway, that's how the idea started with me,
and then I started thinking about
the Riggs-and-Murtaugh relationship,
and I thought it's perfect for us,
because he -- I hit him up and I said,
"Man, you can be sexy and charming,
and I'll just be old and grouchy.
It's just -- Like, it's perfect."
[ Laughter ]
-I will say, you know, obviously,
we were introduced to you, a lot of us, Jason,
on "Game of Thrones."
And you were very serious.
And there was a photo recently from
David Benioff's birthday with you and your co-star,
Emilia Clark, and I think this is the side of you
that Dave was talking about, the more fun,
the lighthearted side that we didn't get to see in
"Game of Thrones."
-There he is. That's me, Seth.
My favorite show on Earth was "Saturday Night Live."
I was raised sitting next to that TV
and watching "Saturday Night Live," yeah.
-The World's about to see it, man.
-Now, I have to ask -- Dave, obviously, we can see, today --
We actually have someone who dresses like you on the show
named Mike Scollins.
He's a writer.
He has far less impressive arms,
but he is looking to get his first tattoo.
Dave, what was your first tattoo, and did you regret it?
-[ Laughs ]
Yeah, it was -- So, my first tattoo, you know,
I was -- It was when I was really young,
and I didn't want anybody to see it
and I especially didn't want my dad to see it.
I didn't want to get into trouble for getting a tattoo.
I was pretty young.
And, so, yeah, it was on my ass.
I got my tattoo on my ass, and it was just --
It was really bad.
It was just cheesy, and I got it from this old redneck
in Arlington, Virginia.
And I told him where I wanted it,
and he, like, shaved my butt.
And then he's, like, sitting in a rolling chair
and he rolls up to my face and he goes,
"Man, are you sure you want this on your ass?"
And I was like -- And I said, "Yeah."
So he put it there.
And like a week or two after that, I just regretted it.
And I lived with it for years.
And I got, you know, ragged on so much throughout wrestling.
Being in the shower one time was like, "What's that on your ass?"
And I was like -- So I finally got it covered up,
I think, around 2007.
I just got it covered up with a --
-What the hell was it?
-[ Laughs ]
Remember, I was very young.
And this was also the '80s.
But it was this, like, cement-looking heart,
and around it, it said, "Heart of stone."
And when I saw it, I was like, "Man, that's tough."
[ Laughter ]
-Heart of stone, man. I love it.
-I'm still living it down, man. -Yeah.
Also, I was alive in the '80s, and that wasn't okay then.
[ Laughter ]
"It was the '80s, man."
-Help me out here, man.
Don't leave me hanging all by myself here.
Support me on this.
-Hey, I want to thank you both for being here.
Jason, I want to thank you
for being the one who asked Dave what the tattoo was.
And thank you so much for making the time for us today.
It was great talking to you both.
-Yeah, man. Thank you. It was a pleasure.
-Be well.
-The Season 2 finale -- -Momoa!
-The Season 2 finale of "See"
premieres on Apple TV+ October 15th.