Pierce talks about wanting to be an artist since childhood, his many paintings, coming to LA for the first time in 1982, his first solo art show here in Hollywood, and he judges portraits members of our studio audience painted of him.

Abby talks about her rescue dog, being an avid reader, her new movie Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, meeting author Judy Blume, doing the “I must, I must, I must increase my bust” scene, her favorite prop from the set, and seeing the movie with a big audience.

John talks about his new comedy special “Baby J” on Netflix, his star-studded intervention, his friends packing terribly for him, being in rehab for two months and living in Jimmy’s guest house for a few weeks, working out in Jimmy’s gym, spending time Vegas and going to see Usher perform, and being disappointed people didn’t recognize him in rehab.

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India talks about her name and people mispronouncing it, getting her start as an actor, everything in LA being so big, all of the billboards that are up for “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story,” watching all of the episodes with her mom and being uncomfortable because of all the steamy scenes, her plan for showing it to other family members, and getting ready for the show to premiere.

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Richard talks about not getting invited to weddings since "Game of Thrones," his new Amazon Prime show “The Citadel,” nearly getting in a fight when he was in high school, and he says his co-star Stanley Tucci’s name three times to make him appear.

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Keanu talks about being a comic book nerd, his new comic book BRZRKR, what Marvel character his ten-year-old self would most want to play, an old TV interview he did in Canada, and since he has never attempted to become a U.S. citizen but would like to -Jimmy gives him everything he needs to get the ball rolling.

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Jake plays a round of “Who’s High?” in honor of 4/20, and he talks about working on Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant about the many Afghans who helped the U.S. and were left behind, Guy Ritchie barbecuing every day on set, playing a UFC fighter for the reimagining of Road House, getting in crazy shape for the movie, everything being delayed two months because he got COVID, and filming in front of a real UFC crowd.

Patrick talks about being one of our last guests before COVID hit in 2020, becoming friends with Pete Buttigieg, Frank Sinatra being a huge “Star Trek” fan, becoming a family with his castmates when the show started in 1987, moving to LA, and the finale of “Star Trek: Picard” on Paramount+.

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Whitney talks about the way men sit down and stand up, why she doesn’t do edibles anymore, everyone in Hollywood being on drugs, her problem with the phrase “sex workers,” her roast on OnlyFans TV, Jake Gyllenhaal’s outfit, and Amanda Knox staying at her house.

Luke talks about having thirty #1 hits, listening to his own music on the radio, hearing a song of his playing in a Tractor Supply, a Luke Bryan-style A.I. song we generated, taking his nephew to Vegas for his 21st birthday, meeting Huey Lewis backstage, his sixth year on “American Idol,” Katy Perry and Lionel Richie getting the invite to perform at King Charles’ Coronation, being friends with Blake Shelton, and his mom posting a picture of him dressed up as a cheerleader in high school.

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