The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (CBS) - 1999-11-24 - 2 of 2 (partial)
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[0:08] Uh, the NFL announced yesterday that it
[0:10] will ban the throat slashing gesture as
[0:13] a form of taunting. It's one of these
[0:15] things the players do. An NFL spokesman
[0:17] suggested that players who feel the need
[0:19] throats should wait until they've
[0:21] retired.
[0:28] Hey. Uh, which one of these Japanese
[0:31] guys has a soul?
[0:38] There he is. Keep hope alive, Yoshi. All
[0:41] right. Well, Christian churches are
[0:45] keeping their doors closed in the Holy
[0:46] Land to protest the building of an
[0:48] Islamic mosque in Nazareth. This raises
[0:51] an interesting religious question. Why
[0:54] do they have Bibles in motel rooms?
[0:59] Interesting question. Um, several hot
[1:02] new toys were unveiled at a show in
[1:04] Seattle yesterday as companies gear up
[1:06] for the holiday consumer crunch. One new
[1:08] toy called Bop It is being built as
[1:09] Simon for the next millennium. Let's
[1:12] take a look.
[1:13] >> Pop it. Flick it. Twist it. Pull it.
[1:18] Spin it.
[1:20] Experts feel that Bopit will provide
[1:22] kids with half an hour of happiness
[1:23] until it is shattered into a thousand
[1:25] pieces.
[1:27] Um
[1:31] the u
[1:33] the National Film Registry has
[1:36] designated 25 films including Raiders of
[1:39] the Lost Ark and Do the Right Thing to
[1:41] be preserved for all time. If I might
[1:44] make a comment to the committee. Hello
[1:47] Pretty and Pink. You ever heard of it?
[1:49] It's a classic. Save it before it's too
[1:52] late. Okay.
[1:54] Pretty and pink.
[1:57] Um,
[2:00] the Alaska Supreme Court yesterday ruled
[2:02] that local governments can pursue
[2:03] further damages arising from the 1989
[2:06] Exxon Vald oil spill. Exxon immediately
[2:09] announced that to avoid additional
[2:11] costly litigation, it will sell its
[2:13] Alaskan oil interests and buy a tobacco
[2:16] company.
[2:19] Uh it is uh Wednesday and just like Mick
[2:22] says, she is like a rainbow. She comes
[2:26] in colors everywhere.
[2:30] Oh sh
[2:38] everywhere.
[2:51] Finally, new study names America's worst
[2:53] highway bottlenecks with Boston's Big
[2:56] Dig and Washington's mixing bowl ranking
[2:58] very high on the list. Coming in last on
[3:00] the list of congested highway
[3:02] bottlenecks, Hartford, Connecticut's
[3:04] once a thriving metropolis drive.
[3:09] >> There's your news. We're back with Jerry
[3:10] Riot.
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[4:29] >> Starts December 10th.
[4:32] >> Hi, Stuffed is over stuffed. The giblets
[4:35] will be in the gravy thing. You're
[4:37] kidding. No pepper.
[4:38] >> What am I foretting?
[4:40] >> Want to call mom back?
[4:41] >> Nope. I've got it. They're going to love
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[4:57] >> I wonder.
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[6:54] tomorrow, Thanksgiving on the show, Gina
[6:57] Gershon is here, pronounced Gershan. My
[7:00] parents are going to be here. Haven't
[7:02] talked to them in about 10 years.
[7:04] That'll be kind of nice. And MV Griffin
[7:06] is going to sing.
[7:09] >> Uh, Friday, it's Terry Bradshaw. And I
[7:12] guess this is a hot young actor. Casper
[7:14] Van Dean, is that his name? Very excited
[7:16] about him.
[7:19] Uh, we're gonna meet Jerry Ryan in a
[7:21] second, but first Oh,
[7:23] buddy. That's right.
[7:24] >> Craig kills your buzz.
[7:28] >> Wow, that girl you met at the bar is
[7:30] hot. She smells great. It was pretty
[7:33] easy getting her back to your place,
[7:35] wasn't it? You didn't have to buy her
[7:37] too many drinks. She looks great in your
[7:39] lap, man. Guess what? She's a guy. It's
[7:43] a guy. It's a trans best guy, man. You
[7:45] blow it, loser.
[7:47] >> And that was Craig Kills Your Buzz.
[7:52] >> Um,
[7:55] my first guest tonight is a former Miss
[7:57] American contestant who actually won the
[8:00] swimsuit competition as seven of nine on
[8:03] Star Trek Voyager. She is everyone's
[8:06] favorite number.
[8:11] Captain,
[8:15] you came here hoping to stop me. You'll
[8:18] fail.
[8:20] >> Turn this ship around. That's an order.
[8:22] >> Your orders are irrelevant. I'm no
[8:24] longer under your command.
[8:26] You deceived me.
[8:28] >> This is Jerry Ryan.
[8:42] Um,
[8:44] >> there she is.
[8:46] >> I love her.
[8:48] >> It came out.
[8:49] >> Let's see.
[8:50] >> There we go.
[8:51] >> There it is. Uh, they just yell what?
[8:53] They yell seven. Is that Is that what
[8:54] they call you a lot when you call?
[8:55] >> That's what they call me a lot.
[8:56] >> They just short. It's a nickname. Hey,
[8:58] seven.
[8:58] >> Short for seven of nine. Tertiary
[9:00] adjective of Unimatrix01. Oh, wow.
[9:02] >> YEAH,
[9:04] >> I would just yell if I was going to yell
[9:06] a number, I'd yell 10.
[9:08] >> Oh, go on.
[9:10] >> That's me, though.
[9:12] >> What What do I know? I don't know. I
[9:13] just By the way, you look uh you look
[9:15] great last time we had you on. And I
[9:17] love this. This is a more um how do we
[9:20] say it's it's sophisticated or it's a
[9:22] little a little more classy or last time
[9:24] you were in a hot like little outfit,
[9:26] but this is I mean this has fringe and
[9:28] everything. trashy last time you're
[9:29] going this time.
[9:31] >> No. No. Well, how would you describe
[9:32] this? I like it.
[9:34] >> Uh feminine.
[9:36] >> You're feminine.
[9:37] >> It's feminine,
[9:37] >> right? You you Last time you dressed for
[9:40] the guys. This time you're dressing uh
[9:42] for your other people, but it looks I I
[9:45] like it. I I
[9:47] you trust me that I say I like it. It
[9:49] looks great.
[9:49] >> Thank you very much.
[9:50] >> Now, um Star Trek Voyager, there there
[9:53] were there was the original Star Trek
[9:55] and then how many uh other installments
[9:57] or new shows? been four incarnations of
[10:00] Star Trek,
[10:00] >> including the original.
[10:01] >> The original series, Star Trek Next
[10:03] Generation, Star Trek Deep Space 9, Star
[10:04] Trek Voyager.
[10:05] >> Okay, this is the last one. Oh, we don't
[10:07] know if it's the last one. It's the
[10:08] current one, right? Voyager. Is it fair
[10:10] to say that you came in and saved this
[10:14] one?
[10:15] >> That's what
[10:18] >> I am not up on it like I should be. I
[10:20] was told my people,
[10:22] >> my sources,
[10:24] >> two two guys on the staff
[10:26] told me that you came in and you saved
[10:28] it.
[10:29] >> Well,
[10:30] >> you're not going to admit that.
[10:31] >> Very sweet. I would love to think that I
[10:33] did, but um truth be told, the writers
[10:36] did a phenomenal job creating this
[10:37] character and the producers.
[10:39] >> How long was Voyager on before you came
[10:40] on?
[10:41] >> Three years. I came on in the fourth
[10:43] season
[10:43] >> and then it went it went it just went
[10:45] huge, right?
[10:46] >> Well, yeah,
[10:47] >> it did well. It was a good season. I
[10:49] mean, the writing was phenomenal across
[10:50] the board this season and and it was
[10:52] good.
[10:52] >> It was the writing. Okay,
[10:55] >> let me see the Let me see the shot. This
[10:56] is
[10:56] >> And the catsuit. Let's be realistic.
[10:59] >> Uh, there it is. Uh,
[11:04] >> I mean, we It's It's been talked about
[11:06] often, but could they get it any
[11:08] tighter?
[11:08] >> No, actually, they couldn't. It could be
[11:10] body paint and it would be less tight
[11:11] than it is now.
[11:12] >> And is that for year year five? Is is
[11:14] the rumor body paint for year five or
[11:16] not?
[11:17] >> Yes. stand me in the parking lot and
[11:19] spray paint me. Hose me down.
[11:21] >> Okay. Uh um
[11:25] >> are are the are the other cast members,
[11:27] they're not jealous of of you?
[11:29] >> No.
[11:30] >> No,
[11:30] >> you guys get along well, right?
[11:31] >> Yes, we do. A fun group.
[11:32] >> Is it like a sitcom as far as I know on
[11:34] sitcoms there a lot of high jinks on on
[11:37] backstage?
[11:37] >> There are nine members in the cast and
[11:38] they're all psychotic. We're all nuts,
[11:40] out of our minds.
[11:41] >> Give me a story that's just will paint
[11:43] that. Well, all the guys are just
[11:45] enormous goofballs, but Tim Roth, who
[11:48] plays Tubac, is notorious for being the
[11:50] biggest practical joker on the set.
[11:52] >> What did he do?
[11:53] >> And one glowing example is he had to do
[11:56] a scene. There was a dream sequence
[11:58] episode, and his sequence was he came
[12:01] onto the bridge naked. He had forgotten
[12:02] to get dressed.
[12:04] >> So, for
[12:04] >> this is in the script.
[12:05] >> This is in the script. So, for his his
[12:07] scene, you know, obviously he's not
[12:09] really naked. You just see him from the
[12:11] back like from here down, from here up,
[12:13] >> right? I guess. Yeah.
[12:15] >> Little furry in his foot there. Okay.
[12:17] >> So, when he walked onto the set, he had
[12:20] um
[12:22] enhanced himself with a prosthetic
[12:24] device and a sock
[12:27] for the the entertainment of the rest of
[12:30] that crew.
[12:30] >> Did you find it entertaining?
[12:34] >> Actually, yes.
[12:36] >> Did you I mean, did you look down at his
[12:38] sock or where were you?
[12:40] >> You can't not I mean, you can't not see
[12:42] it. So,
[12:43] >> right.
[12:43] >> But it was terrifying.
[12:44] >> That's great.
[12:45] >> That's fine.
[12:46] >> Okay. And he's single.
[12:48] >> Um I'm kidding. Uh here's the thing. As
[12:51] a Thanksgiving is is coming tomorrow and
[12:54] and um are you're a board, right? That's
[12:57] you're a board and I just don't picture
[12:58] you being too domestic. Can you actually
[13:01] can you actually cook?
[13:03] >> I actually have 17 human beings coming
[13:05] to my house for Thanksgiving dinner.
[13:07] >> And is the pressure on you cooking?
[13:08] >> Oh, major. My mom's helping me. She's
[13:10] doing the pies tomorrow. Oh, but who's
[13:13] doing the stuffing and the gravy? That's
[13:14] the hardest part, right?
[13:15] >> Yeah.
[13:15] >> Are you a good cook?
[13:17] >> Yeah, I'm pretty good. You must be. I
[13:19] love to cook. I mean, I love everything
[13:20] about food. I love shopping for food. I
[13:22] love eating it. I love reading
[13:24] cookbooks. I mean, I love
[13:25] >> Half the battle, I think, is is enjoying
[13:28] cooking. So, you're not intimidated by
[13:29] being in the kitchen, right? That's a
[13:31] good point. Uh
[13:33] >> Jerry, also there's a science to picking
[13:36] uh vegetables, isn't there? When you go
[13:38] to the supermarket, like what's good and
[13:39] what's bad. Now, I'm kind of a novice
[13:41] and I I like to hang out in the kitchen
[13:42] if there are other people in there. I
[13:44] just have my grocery bag and I just want
[13:46] you to tell me.
[13:46] >> You happen to bring your groceries?
[13:48] >> I always have it on the set in case I
[13:49] want to start cooking. Um, tomatoes. Any
[13:51] particular Are these good tomatoes? How
[13:53] do you How would you tell a good tomato?
[13:54] >> I'm guessing these are good tomatoes cuz
[13:55] they're on the vine.
[13:56] >> Yes. Because they smell like tomatoes.
[13:58] Most tomatoes in grocery stores don't
[13:59] smell like It's all about the senses.
[14:01] They have to smell like what they are.
[14:03] >> Okay. So, tomatoes is it's not a
[14:04] feeling, it's a smell.
[14:05] >> It's mostly You don't want them bruised
[14:07] or mushy. They want they need to be, you
[14:08] know, firm. And
[14:09] >> so these do smell like tomatoes.
[14:11] Sometimes they don't smell like
[14:12] tomatoes.
[14:12] >> They have no smell. They usually have no
[14:13] smell at all.
[14:16] >> We're smelling tomatoes. Um I think this
[14:19] is what is it? Zucchini. Now, which is
[14:22] how does this work?
[14:24] Now, if I'm going to which more
[14:26] succulent of these two
[14:29] I don't know how it works, Jerry,
[14:32] is that a dumb question?
[14:35] If if if you're going to
[14:36] >> rule of thumb vegetables, younger is
[14:39] better.
[14:42] >> True.
[14:43] >> So that would be this would be younger.
[14:47] >> This would be younger. Why is that? Why
[14:48] is
[14:48] >> more tender?
[14:49] >> Oh, it's tender. More tender. Okay.
[14:50] >> They tend to get tough with
[14:52] >> Okay.
[14:53] >> So, is it safe to say you're not
[14:55] touching this? Right.
[14:56] >> Pretty safe to say you're not going to
[14:58] get that particular one.
[14:59] >> Okay. And let's just finally, uh, which
[15:01] one is better here? Cream of corn or
[15:04] whole kernel corn?
[15:06] >> Which one?
[15:06] >> This doesn't quite count as produce
[15:08] actually.
[15:08] >> No, this is this is usually how I cook.
[15:11] Um, which one? Which one?
[15:12] >> Well, it depends what you want. For the
[15:14] corn pudding that I'm making for
[15:15] Thanksgiving, you have to use cream
[15:17] corn.
[15:18] >> Oh, you're making corn pudding. That's
[15:19] great. Okay.
[15:21] >> I never like southern.
[15:22] >> I never like cream of corn, but if you
[15:24] make corn pudding, then it might be
[15:25] good. Otherwise, it seemed kind of to me
[15:27] it was a little gross.
[15:28] >> Gross was the word I was going to use.
[15:30] Exactly. Jerry, this has been fun. Um,
[15:34] stay with us. The excitement continues.
[15:36] Five questions with Jerry. We'll come
[15:38] back.
[15:44] >> Now for Thanksgiving around the world.
[15:48] In Turkey, it's called Bird Day. Early
[15:50] Thanksgiving mourn, the prettiest turkey
[15:52] in every village is dressed like
[15:54] Priscilla Standish and floated down the
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[19:43] >> Uh we're back uh with the lovely Jerry
[19:46] Ryan from Star Trek Voyager. And uh so
[19:49] you have 17 people coming over to your
[19:52] Is it your house or your house?
[19:53] >> My house.
[19:54] >> You have a house?
[19:55] >> Yes. With a dining room table, but
[19:56] incidentally, my table seats six. So
[19:58] this should be really interesting.
[19:59] >> What are we doing? Are we sitting on
[20:00] each other's laps or what's
[20:02] >> We could be. I'm not quite sure yet.
[20:03] We're going to figure this out tomorrow.
[20:04] >> Is this an old house or you is this a
[20:06] new house for you or
[20:07] >> It's a new house which I finally
[20:10] after about a year and a half of effort
[20:12] finally got it done. Finished
[20:13] decorating, finished renovating, got it
[20:15] finished. And
[20:16] >> it takes a while, doesn't it?
[20:17] >> It takes a while. takes a long time and
[20:19] then
[20:20] >> flooded my entire downstairs and had to
[20:22] replace all the floors.
[20:24] >> Oh, you
[20:24] >> just I just did this. So there the
[20:26] floors are still ripped up and I have
[20:27] company coming.
[20:28] >> You just flooded it.
[20:29] >> I flooded it about a month ago, but it's
[20:31] taken this long to get
[20:33] >> the floors in the house.
[20:34] >> How does one flood a a house?
[20:38] >> Um I have a very large bathtub. nice big
[20:41] sunken big tub that I decided to take a
[20:44] bath one evening and
[20:46] >> turned on the water and fell asleep.
[20:48] >> Oh, you
[20:49] >> and then woke up cuz the phone happened
[20:50] to ring, thank God, at midnight and I
[20:53] woke up and stepped off my bed to ankle
[20:55] deep water.
[20:56] >> Say, wait, where'd you fall asleep? In
[20:57] the tub?
[20:58] >> No, on my bed. I went to sit down and
[20:59] read while the tub was filling up
[21:00] because it takes a while cuz it's so
[21:01] big,
[21:02] >> right?
[21:02] >> So, I figured, well, I'll go read for 20
[21:04] minutes while the tub fills up and then
[21:05] I
[21:05] >> Well, here's what bothers me. Here's Who
[21:07] the hell called you at midnight?
[21:10] That's not some guy, is it?
[21:12] >> Huh?
[21:12] >> I actually had a fitting with my
[21:13] stylist.
[21:14] >> Oh, that's cool then. That's fine. Yeah.
[21:15] Midnight. That's great. Okay. Time for
[21:18] five questions. Here we go.
[21:25] >> Let's see. Uh, we start with geography.
[21:29] What quadrant is Voyager stuck in?
[21:32] >> The Delta quadrant.
[21:32] >> That is correct. I I have no clue what
[21:35] that means. Uh, Star Trek fans are known
[21:38] as Trekies. What would your fans be
[21:41] nicknamed?
[21:45] >> 70s.
[21:46] >> Oo, I was going to say Jerry's, but 70s.
[21:49] 70s. Yeah, 70s. We'll take that. That's
[21:51] good.
[21:53] >> Whatever. It's creative. Uh, what is the
[21:55] fastest land animal?
[21:57] >> Do you know this?
[21:59] >> It may be in the in the back of your
[22:00] mind. Gazelle.
[22:01] >> A gazelle. Did you say Did you say
[22:03] gazelle? Yeah,
[22:04] >> that is incorrect.
[22:06] >> The cheetah.
[22:07] >> Yes, it is a cheetah. Yeah, you can't we
[22:08] can't accept that. My second guess.
[22:09] >> Give us your second guess. Yeah,
[22:11] cheetah.
[22:12] >> Uh, less boxy. A Volvo or a Saab?
[22:17] >> God.
[22:19] >> Uh, Volvo.
[22:20] >> No. Uh, do you know what a Volvo looks
[22:22] like?
[22:23] >> Not really.
[22:23] >> It's boxy.
[22:25] A little. We can't accept that. Okay.
[22:28] Uh, now Jerry, you are two out of four.
[22:31] This is key cuz you want this. You got
[22:33] three out of five is respectable. Two
[22:35] two out of five is really humiliating.
[22:37] No, it's near Kathy Ireland. One out of
[22:39] five. Just just be careful. I think you
[22:42] can get this. This is music.
[22:43] >> Okay.
[22:43] >> Okay. And finally, finish this song
[22:46] lyric.
[22:47] >> I'm in the mood for love. I'm in the
[22:49] mood for love.
[22:51] >> Simply
[22:52] >> simply because you're near me.
[22:54] >> Bingo. Yes.
[22:56] >> Simply because you're near me. Very
[22:59] good.
[23:01] Uh
[23:04] uh thank you um thank you for doing the
[23:07] show again. Nice to see you again.
[23:09] >> Happy holidays and thanks for helping me
[23:11] with my vegetables.
[23:13] >> Uh big hand for Jerry Ryan. We'll be
[23:15] right back after this.
[23:22] >> There's much more still to come on the
[23:24] Late Late Show, including Arnold
[23:26] Schwarzenegger, Johnny Depp, and Pierce
[23:29] Broman. All being talked about by Chris
[23:31] Connelly. That's coming up right after
[23:33] this. Now, more Thanksgiving around the
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[25:32] Was driving my Saturn through the
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[25:36] tell you the truth, I can't remember
[25:38] what I was thinking while it was
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[25:44] Afterwards, when I realized I'd walked
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[25:59] >> Friday, the government built him to be
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[26:04] >> But does he have the strength?
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