- We're here with Julie Andrews and her daughter,
Emma Walton Hamilton.
Give it up!
(audience applauds)
So, Julie and Emma have obviously known each other forever.
They also work on many, many projects together.
When these two were on over the summer,
we tested how well they know one another with a little game.
Well, now it's time to up the stakes, people,
and see if they're able to finish each other's sentences.
This is, that's what she said, she said
♪ That's what she said she said ♪
That's what she said she said, oh my gosh.
These songs, I love them.
Okay. Here's how it works.
I'll read the beginning of a sentence
for either Julie or Emma, one at a time, of course.
They both have to finish the quote by writing
what would have been said.
If they can give the same answer
or something close, they'll get a point.
If they get three right,
everyone in the house seats is getting
a $100 gift card to CASETiFY.
So, just saying. No pressure, ladies.
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So are you ready, ladies?
Don't let the audience down is all I'm saying.
- Oh, that's naughty.
- No pressure.
All right, well, this first -
- Pen in hand.
- Pen in hand, I like it.
That competitive nature, I'm into it.
This first one is for Julie.
Julie was asked to sing her favorite song from her movies.
She said, I'll sing blank.
- I have to write down my answer, or Emma does?
- We both do.
- Both, you both.
And we're going to see if you can, if you both know.
- Okay.
- Okay, so Emma, what did you say your mom would say?
- I said, she wouldn't be able to choose.
- [Kelly] Oh, she wouldn't be able to choose.
- Can you see that?
- Yes.
Cause she's a Libra,
and there's no way she could pick just one.
- That's awesome.
Also true for Geminis.
Okay. Well, Julie, what did you say?
- Honest to God.
- What is it?
Oh, impossible to choose!
Oh my God. That's amazing.
All right, that's a point.
Nicely done, ladies.
Okay, wait. Next, Emma.
When asked about her childhood hobbies.
Emma said there's one that's unique.
It's blank.
Write your answers.
Childhood hobbies.
There's one that's unique.
I'm so intrigued.
- Okay.
- Okay, Julie, what did you say Emma said?
- There we go.
- [Kelly] Okay.
- Wait a second.
- [Kelly] Unicycle riding.
You ride a unicycle?
You've ridden a unicycle?
Oh my, is that what you said?
What did you say?
Riding a unicycle.
Wait, wait, this is very unique and random.
Where the heck did that come from?
- I rode it on one of mom's TV shows once, so,
on her variety special.
I made a little tour around
a giant jar of peanut butter once on my unicycle.
- I was actually talking about "My Favorite Things,"
and out you came on your unicycle
in front of my favorite, peanut butter.
- Oh my God.
I love that story.
I love that.
Who has ridden a unicycle?
No one I know. Now I do, Emma.
All right, well, next up, Julie forgot her anniversary
one year.
It's okay, she said. I will blank.
Write your answers.
I'm actually guilty of forgetting things like that.
I love that I'm having earl grey tea
with Julie Andrews on my show.
I feel very sophisticated.
- You and me.
- Oh God, I love it.
All right, Emma, what did you say she'd say?
- Well, this is tricky, Kelly, because,
Mom would actually never forget an anniversary,
or anyone's birthday or any important date.
I can't seem to center this right. Here we go.
- Oh my gosh. Are you serious?
I feel like such a horrible human right now.
What?
- No, she's pretty obsessive
about remembering everybody's birthdays
and everybody's special events.
- Well, I do lapse occasionally.
I have to say I'm only practically perfect.
- Practically perfect.
(audience applauds)
- Well, wait, Julie, what did you say?
- Well, Emma, you won this one, too.
Hold on.
I don't think I ever could is what I'm saying.
- Oh my gosh. Are you serious?
I, okay, here's the thing, Julie.
I feel like such a, I mean, collectively, my,
we've forgotten anniversaries.
I mean, there's a lot of birthdays that go around, guys.
Like, I'm just saying, like,
I know I'm a horrible human in this moment,
So cheers to you, Mrs. Andrews.
- I can talk about a lot of birthdays going around,
because I beat you hands down, Kelly, so -
- [Kelly] Oh my God -
- But, probably you should remember them now.
- Now, you win, not only the game,
but being a better human than me.
So, congratulations.
So, you guys really do know what she said she said.
What a great game title.
That means everyone in our house seats
is getting $100 CASETiFY gift card.
CASETiFY makes beautiful drop-proof phone cases
and accessories designed by style leaders
and customized by you right on their site.
That's not all, though.
You're also getting a copy of Julie's new book, "Home Work,"
available on Google Play.
Thank you so much, ladies.
I love you, Julie and Emma, and I love seeing y'all again.
Great to see y'all.
The new book is called "Home Work,"
a memoir of my Hollywood years,
and the podcast is "Julie's Library."
Be sure to check both of them out.