Carol Burnett talks about growing up in Hollywood, celebrating her 90th birthday, starting her career in New York and living with four roommates, working at a tea room and being a con artist, being on the final season of “Better Call Saul,” her special “Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love,” working with Vicki Lawrence, and being distantly related to Bill Hader.

Kirk, Robert, James & Lars talk about being on our show all week, young people being into their music, Master of Puppets exploding after “Stranger Things,” their kids being musicians, their cover song competition for high school and college marching bands, going on tour and doing two nights in each city, pressing their own vinal records, and the first albums that each of them ever bought.

Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno and Sally Field talk about how they all met, Sally not liking when Rita talks about sex, working together on the movie 80 for Brady, acting with Tom Brady, being arrested at various climate change protests, and Rita being friends Marshawn Lynch and Ludacris.

Magic talks about his documentary “They Call Me Magic” on Apple TV+, being Kareem’s rookie and having to do everything for him, signing a contract in 1984 for 1 million dollars a year for 25 years, going out to night clubs with Jerry Buss, a Camay commercial that had a big impact on him, his friendship with Isiah Thomas, returning to basketball after finding out he had HIV, Michael Jordan telling him that he should retire, and as co-owner of the Dodgers he comments on Clayton Kershaw being pulled from a potential perfect game.

Jessica talks about her new memoir “Open Book,” auditioning for the Mickey Mouse Club, attending the Chuck Norris School of Acting when she was a kid, her crush on Ryan Gosling, kissing Justin Timberlake, Ryan & Justin’s secret bet, firing her dad as her manager, watching old episodes of “Newlyweds,” the possibility of another reality show with Nick Lachey, and performing at the White House for President Bush.

Lisa Ann Walter talks about her Sicilian heritage, her great-grandmother giving birth to twelve kids on the kitchen table instead of going to the hospital, doing all of the cooking in her house, her character on “Abbott Elementary” having a home with her furniture covered in plastic, and working with Quinta Brunson.

Steve, Martin & Selena (in a briefcase) talk about Steve having COVID, Selena going to Britney Spears’ wedding, their Hulu series “Only Murders in the Building,” the many guest stars they are going to have in season two, what it’s like for Selena to work with Martin and Steve, and their upcoming show at the Hollywood Bowl.

Janelle talks about playing the principal on ABC’s hit show “Abbott Elementary,” working with kids on set, her dad’s love of wrestling, getting her start as a stand-up comedian and touring with Chris Rock.

Tyler James Williams talks about playing a teacher on ABC’s “Abbott Elementary,”being killed in several acting roles, love of Philly Flyers mascot Gritty, going to the Emmys, emotional red carpet moment with Henry Winkler, sitting with Law and Order’s Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay, and he demonstrates his acting techniques with the camera lens.

Quinta talks about winning her first Emmy, Jimmy’s comedy bit controversy, meeting a bunch of people at the Emmys, the huge poster of her on the WB lot, loving the tour at Universal Studios, season 2 of “Abbott Elementary,” and playing Oprah in the new Weird Al Yankovic movie.