>> You Jane, Mateo and you have
the whole family one large roof.
>> Oh, welcome back to "Access
live," Melissa tang is here.
This is a bitter/sweet time
right now for "Jane the virgin"
fans because the big finale is
about to air.
Fans are on the edge of their
seats and Justin baldoni is here
to give is the scoop.
>> Tell us everything.
>> I can't.
>> I knew it was a set up.
We are watching the clip like I
have not seen it.
It has been a while or do you
watch any of it?
>> I have not really watched a
lot of this season because there
is a lot to going on.
And, you know, I know what
happens, I was there.
Everybody wants to know and I
don't know what to say.
We see the tears, they're real.
>> We know it is going to be
super emotional.
>> What was it like working with
Gina Rodriguez?
>> It is a master class acting.
Gina is everything you would
think of and more.
The casts are incredible.
We became a family over these
five years seeing each other day
in and day out, telling
important stories and yeah, you
got -- we were together longer
than high school and as you get
older, you don't think about it
that way.
You think how big high school
for you and our 30s.
I had my two kids were born on
the show.
>> Oh, that's beautiful.
My wife and I just gotten
married when we got the show.
It was a bittersweet good-bye
but a beautiful one.
>> I don't know if you notice
this about Justin, you can come
in so hot and you can be like
yeah!
>> Justin is like
yeah --
>> That's funny you said that, I
don't know if my wife would
agree.
>> We have this baby shark
video.
♪♪
>> Baby shark ♪
dooo-dooo-dooo.
>> She just went vogue.
Are you loading the "Baby
shark"?
>> We are sitting in the car for
two hours.
>> I got dogs and I can't get
this out of my head.
>> It is like you know it is
whatever they put in the
McDonald's fries, it is the same
thing in that.
>> It is whatever it is.
>> There is so much to talk
about with you.
The last time I think I saw you,
kit and I had Travis from your
show.
One the show is so particularly
moving.
>> Thank you.
>> But Travis' story, living
with his condition, how do you
find these individuals willing
to share these moments with you?
>> You know when I started doing
my last days, almost seven years
ago, I realized that when you
are in a situation like Travis
or anybody living with a chronic
or a terminal illness because of
social media, they now have an
outlet and a lot of people want
to share their story and attempt
and hope to inspire somebody
else because it is so hard when
you are living with these
conditions and every morning you
wake up and you feel like you
have to climb a mountain to get
out of bed.
>> How does it change your
perspective on living?
>> Oh my god.
>> How much time do we have?
>> Right?
>> I love that and I feel that
you are doing that and all of
the projects you are doing.
>> You don't have to find out
you are dying, start living.
That for me is what it is.
We are all human and we are all
going to make mistakes but I try
to come back faster when I get
into my ego and lower nature.
Things end a lot quicker, you
realize how temporary his life
is and how lucky we are to be
alive.
It is effective and changing my
life in more ways.
>> I love it.
>> If you are not tuning into
Justin's digital series, get
into it.
>> We got to have you on.
>> I love the conversations you
have about around what needs to
be a man and what masculinity is
and how we are defining it
ourselves and how men can be
prepared to step up in their
relationships not only with
others but with themselves.
>> Absolutely.
>> You know what I mean?
It is a moving thing.
>> Men are good.
I appreciate you guys give us a
platform and talking about these
things.
>> Absolutely.
I am getting the "We got to go"
but I don't want to go.
>> We'll continue the
conversation.
>> We'll continue.
>> You can watch "Jane the