[CHEERING]
[MUSIC - ONEREPUBLIC, "COUNTING STARS"]
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You're good.
Are you sure?
You're good.
I'll try to relax.
Yeah.
As much as possible but I know you now.
Oh, it was so good.
Last time he was here--
we have to show them, it was so good.
Go ahead.
So we're going to play a game that is called the movie game.
Anchorman
[LAUGHTER]
Rudd.
Oh Wet Hot American Summer.
Amy Poehler.
Baby mama.
[SCREAMING]
[CHEERING]
You are awesome!
I'm glad it was towards you.
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I won!
[LAUGHTER]
We got you.
We got you real good.
You-- you.
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I pride myself on being able to catch people off guard.
I scare my wife all the time much to her dismay.
You scared the doo doo out of me.
Oh man you went so fast.
I didn't see it coming.
No that's what a brother would do.
If something happened I would be up out.
And out of there.
With the quickness.
It was so good.
Yeah I thought you we're going to hurt yourself.
I'm glad that I did not.
Yeah.
I was scared.
Yeah.
I was scared.
Don't be scared.
I checked it, I'm good.
You look really good.
Thank you very much.
You just went to which high school reunion was it,
what number?
This was my 25 year high school reunion.
Wow.
Was that fun?
Where was it?
St. Louis, Missouri.
I went to MICDS, Mary Institute Saint Louis Country Day School.
And it's so cool to see when you're 18,
you can be kind of cliquish and standoffish or whatnot.
But like there's only 120 people in my high school class.
And so you get older you live life again
and then half that way.
And you just want to see how everybody's doing.
Yeah.
How the kids are, how marriage is, how life is.
It was wonderful.
So we were lucky enough to find a picture of your prom
then because I thought the audience would
like to see you back then.
Oh really?
Yeah.
[CHEERING]
So my wife posted that on Instagram
and I think she cut my prom date out on the other side.
Who's on the other side.
But I was such a meat head.
Like I had like a 17 inch neck.
I looked at some pictures of myself I was like,
you're a big dude.
Were you an athlete?
Play football, basketball.
Yeah.
So what-- and what did you play football?
I was a fullback and an inside linebacker.
Uh-huh.
So I was a real bruiser.
And it's funny because I have two boys now.
I don't think they'll play.
No?
I don't-- I love the game but everything that we've learned
about it, I think there's other ways to enjoy yourself.
Did you think you were going to go into it?
Did you think you'd be a football player?
For a while I thought about playing D1
and then I went to Stanford.
And they're ginormous human beings.
Yeah.
And I said you know what I get the same thrill on stage,
maybe I'll just do this acting.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
It's not as dangerous unless of course I scare you and then--
The doo doo.
Yes.
By the way, so that that man right there that we just showed
became People Magazine's sexiest TV dad.
Oh that's right.
Yeah.
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So what does that mean?
To be sexiest TV-- because dads aren't inherently--
are dads sexy?
Like dads are just kind of like--
It depends on the dad.
It depends on the dad, yeah.
And clearly you would be the one we're talking about.
You would be that dad.
I'll take it.
Yeah.
And your kids should be happy to have a dad like you.
Do they know it?
Do they understand?
They could care less.
Well.
They honestly could.
All my oldest son cares about is us being at home
and having massive pillow fights.
And now he's playing like flag football.
Oh.
Adorable.
Those are my children.
That's Andrew and Amare.
Andrews the oldest and Amare is the baby.
How old are they?
7 and 3.
I gotta stop calling him the baby but he's my baby.
Yeah.
[LAUGHTER]
I know.
But that's adorable.
Thank you.
They're adorable.
All right, let's talk about Angry Birds.
Let's talk about it.
Who do you play?
I play Gary.
You saw him in the clips.
Right.
He's a bit of a nerd.
He is full of himself.
He's like if Q were a cartoon and a pig
with glasses from like the you know,
James Bond stuff that's what Gary is.
Uh-huh.
And do you relate to the nerd part?
I'm a bit of a nerd.
I mean I went to Stanford, which is called nerd nation.
Like we refer to ourselves as that.
And every time I go to a reunion I'm like I'm
the least nerdy person here.
They're like doctors and lawyers and business people.
And I decided to do nothing with my education.
[LAUGHTER]
So I'm less nerdy now than I was 20 years.
Well it still helps to have an education
no matter what you go into.