- Welcome to the show.
- This is awesome.
- Um, it is awesome.
Wait, have you ever met Ann before?
- No.
- Then it's even more awesome.
Yeah, you're a legend, rockstar, this is the coolest.
- Oh, thank you very much.
- Yeah. If we have time,
I was wondering if we might play a few,
or start a band, or. I mean, I know you're busy, but.
[kelly laughs]
- Well, yeah, but not today.
[Kelly laughs]
- Okay, great. We'll get the guitar.
- She likes a road trip.
If you offer up an Airstream travel,
like maybe she'll be into it.
- Um, So what kind of kid were you growing up?
Were you like easy on your mama? Just asking.
- No, I was a little rambunctious, you know.
Got into theater, talking too much,
trying to make the other kids laugh.
pretty much anything for a laugh, yeah.
- That was like me as a kid, we turned out all right.
- That was one of the few moments I was sweet.
- Oh, so here you are as a kid though, headed for school.
This is
- Yeah.
- First of all, I had a Goonies lunchbox like that.
- Did you? - I did.
- Oh my god, I want that picture.
- I was a huge Goonies fan.
- That's awesome.
But, um, were you into Rambo?
- Absolutely. Yeah.
Everything. Rambo, Indiana Jones,
- Love.
- Huge fan.
- I got to re-watch with all my kids recently.
- Oh, really?
- So, fun.
- Do you let them watch anything?
Cause I could watch just about anything when I was a kid.
- I do, and here's the reason why.
They don't really notice.
things slip by them like they did me.
But I will say, I watched Goonies with them,
and I was like,
- That's a great one.
although it's a little scary.
- Well, not just as scary.
It's like,
I'm like they're around the entertainment industry.
So they hear language and I'm like, you can't curse
until you pay your bills.
- Right.
- Um, so that's the rule in my house.
Um, But, it's like, it was kind of like, "Oh my God."
Like, "I watched this as a child.
Like it's like some of the stuff that happened in it.
- Yeah.
- But they don't seem phased by it.
And I, I wasn't either.
So
- There was, we had a bunch of family
and friends over and everybody was gonna watch It.
The original from like
- 1990
- Oh, hell no!
I haven't watched that now.
- See I was like six years old and I
begged my family to watch.
And they were like, no, you gotta go to bed.
And all my cousins were there and I was like
I'm not leaving.
I'm watching this movie.
[kelly gasps]
And I watched and I went into a catatonic state
- Yeah.
- Of pure fear.
And then my dad, who's a, a bit mischievous
uh, snuck around the backyard with the It mask.
- Nope
- Nope.
- And knocked on the window
and scared the bejesus outta me.
- Nope
- I was never the same.
Yeah.
- So that for me was Freddie Kruger.
- Oh really? Great movie.
Because my brother's like a decade older than me and he
they were watching and I was like, I'm old enough too.
Whatever. And I got in there.
I will never sit on a water bed.
- No
- I will never like yeah.
Johnny death sucked
- To.
- Yeah.
- I was like, I was so scared.
I was scared to death
of cockroaches because have the box and the, oh my God.
- The sweater to this day is still cool.
Terrifying. No, it is terrifying.
- Terrifying!
- In a cool way?
- When people dress up and I'm like, I'm like Halloween
I'm like out with my kids, like trick -or - treating.
- Yeah.
And I see someone dresses that I'm like it get away
from me.
- Yeah, yeah yeah.
beat it.
- Yeah.
What would you beg your parents to let you do when
you were a kid that maybe you weren't supposed to
- Oh, Wear a minis skirt I guess.
- Oh
- and they always said no.
So, so I'd wear the long skirt
and then walk outside of the house and roll
it up
- And roll it.
[Crowd Laughs]
- Um, so wait, I heard you got a tattoo to remind you
what it means to be human.
So what's that tattoo?
- Oh, I got this tattoo that, um, it's Savage.
the word I was reading this book sapiens
and it's about early man.
And I was thinking about how we're all
Well, nI'm naked, but that's all apologies.
- But Hey, if I was naked, like that, I'd post it too.
But, like I'm like, whatever.
- But I, I, I got this tattoo to remind myself of, you know
just that we're all the same human animal and, and uh
you know, stay in touch with that, that, that part of us
that we're all the same.
And then, and then of course a song came out
I guess that made, it, just took it a different turn
and then it became this pop culture thing that I was like
I didn't get it for that.
- I know.
But I love that.
Like I love because it's like what?
Like kids say, they're like, oh, they're so Savage.
And they're always like
- Exactly.
And like you I'm
- Like 37, like I'm not a kid.
You should be saying Savage bro like it's just
- Yeah, I know.
Which makes it way better.
- Yeah.
Yeah.
- Now it's like, it's
I think it's pushing me into like dad bond.
- Oh, like I love it.
That is not a dad bod, just letting you know.
Um, so tell us, tell us
about tomorrow's all new episode of New Amsterdam.
- Uh, We are coming to the end.
I think we have two episodes left.
- Okay.
- And, and we're building to a great finale.
I'm I'm getting hitched on the show, which is exciting.
- Okay.
- Um, and uh
- Make sure
- Yeah. Yeah
[laughs]
I hope so.
And uh, no, it's great.
All the kind of relationships are coming to head.
People are getting married, people are breaking up and uh
And you know, as you saw on the clip
I'm trying to get the hospital back
from someone who was ,uh, taking it in the wrong direction.
- Yeah. I love it.