So your fans campaigned to get you on the show.
I mean, it was trending on Twitter.
It was a huge deal.
It's so heartwarming.
And I have to admit, social media
is still relatively new for us.
It's new territory.
We're like the only ones in the world probably.
In Vancouver and in Sochi, both those Olympics, neither of us
were active on social media.
And we're fiercely private.
So this has been really special to sort
of share our Olympic experience with so many people,
and this is such a thrill and an honor.
Thank you to everyone for getting us here.
Yeah, well-- we don't ask [INAUDIBLE] anybody.
The fans wanted you here, we wanted you here also.
It's not like we weren't going to have you here.
But it was great, that he did that.
Now you are the most decorated figure skaters in history.
Has that sunk in yet?
That is a pretty amazing compliment.
Obviously, a lot of things have to go
right to have three different cycles, especially as a team.
And yeah, it's been pretty special.
And 20 years skating together.
And you have chemistry, obviously.
And a lot of people are saying that there
is more than just chemistry there, that you're a couple.
They are?
That said that-- that's what they say.
I think you've heard that before.
I mean, are you a couple?
We are not.
But you know, we always say that that's a big compliment.
Because what we portray on the ice is really important to us,
and we love getting into character.
We love telling a story.
And a lot of the emotions we portray
are universal themes that resonate with everyone.
The fact that people feel invested in our partnership
is truly remarkable.
And I mean, we've spent 20 years working hard
on this partnership, a lot of trust, and mostly--
I mean, in those moments when the music ended in Pyeongchang,
I just looked at Scott and I was so
grateful to have lived the last 20 years by his side
and to share in that moment together.
So you're a couple.
If we were, we would announce it here.
Yeah.
This would be the place.
Well, in 20 years, there's never been a time that you dated,
at all?
Actually, we did date, when we were--
Aw.
Yeah, just wait.
We were about that old.
Yeah, exactly.
Just before that picture was taken.
Tessa was 7 or 9.
But we didn't talk to each other.
I remember when we were skating we would just hold
hands and avoid eye contact.
And in order to advance our partnership,
we had to put the hot and heavy relationship on the side.
Which meant you had to break up with me.
Yeah, I broke up with Tessa, and none of my friends
have let me live that down since.
Wait.
So you did sort of date when you were young?
If you can call it that, yeah.
I think mostly our families were laughing at us.
They kind of set us up.
And it was the same thing, actually,
when we started ice dancing.
They just kind of put us together,
and I think it was just for their amusement.
And all of a sudden, 20 years later, we're still doing it.
Joke's on them.
And will this be your last Olympics, do you think?
You know, if it is, what a way to go out, on such a high.
And we took some time off after the Sochi Olympics
and had a two year comeback plan.
And to live that Olympic fairytale the way we did,
and execute those programs how we dreamed of,
is something that we'll cherish.
You know, that feeling that is truly fantastic.
I mean--
Yeah, we'll probably--
Probably.
Probably the last one.
Time to end.
So you'll settle down and start a family.
Families, yeah.
Oh, you're going to marry different people
and stay together?
Yeah.
I see, great.
All right.
We're going to take a break, and we're going to come back
and we're going to test how much chemistry you really do
have together, even though you're not together.
OK.
But you should be.
We'll be back.
And I know you're saying you're not dating,
but we want to find out for sure,
so we're going to see how well you know
each other in a game we're calling The Definitely Not
Dating Game.
Yeah.
All right, so we asked you questions earlier
before the show started, you wrote down answers,
to see how well you know each other.
Tessa, what is Scott's favorite TV show?
The Office.
It is The Office.
We're so competitive at this game.
All right, I want to win, but I think we both win, right?
Scott, if Tessa is getting hangry,
what food should you give her?
Oh, chocolate.
Oh, I said breakfast.
Anything breakfast.
[BUZZER]
Hmm.
All right.
That wasn't a good start.
That's a miss.
No, you started off fine.
Now it's just down.
Downhill from here.
All right Tessa, who is Scott's celebrity crush?
Oh, Walk The Line.
Reese Witherspoon?
Reese Witherspoon, yeah.
Oh my god, that's so funny that you said that.
Reese Witherspoon in Walk The Line.
Wow.
It's very-- or J-Lo.
See, I talked a little about J-Lo.
J-Lo or Reese, but only Reese in Walk The Line.
I don't know why.
I mean Reese always, but I really
liked her in Walk The Line.
I should have known that, J-Lo.
And pretty much and J-Lo in almost anything.
In anything, yes.
All right Scott, what is Tessa's guilty pleasure?
Oh my gosh, I feel like I'm using the same card.
Chocolate.
OK, good.
Yeah, OK.
I'm very pretty.
But like, she shouldn't feel guilty about that.
Just eat whatever you want.
Yeah, eat whatever you want.
Tessa, does Scott prefer boxers or briefs?
I struggled with this one.
I guessed.
What?
I know.
Boxers.
I should have said boxer briefs, but is that not a thing?
Oh, that's a thing, yeah.
And that is kind of--
We have those.
Boxer briefs.
Yes.
Yeah.
Briefs are for work.
OK.
Yeah, take two.
Briefs are for work.
Well, there you go.
Scott, if Tessa could pick any actress to play her in a movie,
who would she pick?
Emma Watson.
Yeah.
Emma Watson, wow.
So you all have talked about that.
Yeah.
Clearly.
Tessa, what is Scott's biggest fear?
Oh, gosh.
Well, I went on a limb.
I know that he has a major fear of mascots.
Is that what you said?
You said that?
Scott, wants Tessa's go to coffee order?
Oh, my gosh.
I struggled with this one, and I know I'm wrong.
But she's-- I would say, flat white.
Oh, that's a good guess.
But you change it up.
Good try, but I said, almond--
Almond milk cappuccino.
Oh, well.
All right, it's good you all aren't together.
Which makes--
All right, well that was a fun game.
And we learned that you are fine just the way you are.