>>> What the hell is this nutjob
doing?
Hey, go around!
>> She's flirting with you,
Murray.
>> Whoa, it's just like in the
movie.
When you see it in real life, it
comes off as wildly reckless.
>> You're being very aggressive!
>> Flirting with you, Murray.
>> Christie Brinkley throwing it
back to her vacation days on the
season premiere of "The
goldbergs."
>> You can check it out tonight
on ABC.
Joining us is Christie.
We all talk about the '80s and
the iconic scene.
>> What was that like?
>> We had a goddess on set and
everyone was in their best
behavior.
She's in that car.
That looks like we took it right
out of the movie.
No, no, no, she was in palm Dale
driving in that car on the open
road.
[ Laughter ]
>> Wow.
>> On the freeway.
>> What do people say, random
people pulling up, you were in
the red ferrari with your hair
just flowing and being you?
>> Well, I mean, all I can say
is that the goldbergs had a lot
to say about it.
And you have to tune in because
it's hilarious.
I had the hardest time trying to
keep a straight face, you know?
I'm like trying to be flirty and
do my things and I really wanted
to go -- just like --
>> Right.
>> So funny.
It is so funny.
>> Iconic moments like that or
if you're ever in a garage for
some reason -- I always think of
uptown girl.
You think of certain moments and
stuff.
By the way, before we continue,
you got your cast off.
>> You know what?
It's actually -- this is like my
fourth cast in -- I think I've
had this broken for eight days.
They changed the cast out.
The only reason they did this
now is that they want me to
start physical therapy so I can
get my fingers starting to move.
>> Same here.
I had the cast and they took
it -- we're both on the same --
on the mend.
>> I didn't even notice that
until just now.
>> You guys, it's just a fashion
>> I don't really approve of the
look of mine.
>> You're pulling yours off.
>> I don't know, yours is kind
of more like, you know bionic
man.
>> Thank you.
>> Sailor in the ball room --
>> Mine is sock lady.
>> Goes with the outfit, though.
It's working.
>> Sailor is doing great in the
ball room, though.
>> Oh, my gosh, isn't she?
I mean, she is -- this is like
for all of us, this is a
revelation, you know?
Look at that.
This is hot.
It's hot.
I tell you, those hips, they're
so loose and juicy.
>> Is that your Bruno --
>> It's fabulous.
I give you a 10.
>> Yes.
You know, good on her for
stepping in and obviously it was
a time constraint.
She survived the first round of
elimination, so --
>> I mean, that was unbelievable
because she only had ten hours
altogether, you know?
They keep saying in the press
she had three days.
But the fact is I called her,
she was on the plane about to
take off.
And I said, honey, I need you to
save the day.
I told her, you know, I have a
broken arm, I can't do it.
It's my uptown girl dance.
And Val worked so hard with the
choreography.
You have to save the day.
It can't end on a sour note.
She said, mom, I'm not show
bizzy like you.
I have stage fright.
When am I supposed to learn the
dance?
It's like in two days.
I said, honey, are you going to
be defined by your fear?
Are you going to turn down -- do
you want to be an independent
woman?
>> Give her the speech.
>> Aren't you carpe diem.
She said, I'll try.
A car will pick you up.
They'll give you a pair of
shoes, take you in for dancing.
Mom -- and the plane took off.
>> You got the answer you wanted
and there she goes.
>> She did that back bend, like
somebody who doesn't dance --
extraordinary.
>> She can do yoga, stand there
and do this all the way back
down to the ground.
And then all the way back up.
>> Wow, okay.
>> Wendy, we have something in
common.
Wendy and I are turning 350
coming up.
We were getting advice from
Christie Brinkley on how to do
it right.
But we're excited about it.
I think it's something to
>> I feel like I'm climbing onto
a life raft.
>> I am so excited to be turning
50, too.
>> Doesn't it feel great?
>> It feels amazing, yeah.
I'm proud of it.
>> 50 isn't what it used to be.
It's super young now.
>> Ask me how old I am.
Tell everybody, then I drop into
the splits and come back up.
>> There you go.
[ Laughter ]
>> With sailor.
>> I love it.
I love that they're declaring
their age because, you know
what, 50 just ain't what it used
to be.
>> It ain't.
>> In the old-fashioned days,
people used to lie about their
age.
>> You can't with Google now.
>> Women need to declare their
age now because the numbers --
our image of those numbers has
to shift.
It will only shift when we see
gorgeous women like these saying
I'm turning 50 and it's like,
yeah.
>> This is 50.
[ Cheers and applause ]
>> This is the result of a
healthy diet, exercise -- all
the advances that we know about
now.
So it just -- 50 just ain't what
it used to be.
>> I agree with you 100%.
It's around the corner for me,
too.
>>> We're going to take a quick