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Justin Hartley Invites the This Is Us Cast to Guest Star in Tracker, Talks Doing His Own Stunts
Justin Hartley Invites the This Is Us Cast to Guest Star in Tracker, Talks Doing His Own Stunts
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0:01
-It's always great to see you. -Thank you, I appreciate that.
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It's always good to see you, as well.
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Congrats again. Yeah.
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It's Justin Hartley in the house.
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[ Cheers and applause ]
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-Thank you.
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-Congrats on "Tracker." It's a big hit.
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-Thanks, yeah. -That's fantastic.
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I saw your beautiful wife backstage.
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I was going to ask you, what are you doing for Mother's Day?
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Anything...? -We -- Well, so, look.
0:21
Mother's Day -- I work a lot,
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so a lot of times I'm not around my mother for Mother's Day.
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But when I am around her, she's sort of like, um --
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How do I explain -- She's a very smart woman,
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very beautiful woman, very regal, very, um,
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knowledgeable and just -- just a treat.
0:37
Just everybody loves -- She walks into a room,
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and everybody just loves Jackie, right?
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She's also a bit of a clown. -Okay.
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-And so I got time to spend with her.
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We were in -- we were in Beverly Hills, we were shopping.
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My wife and I were shopping.
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And I noticed that there's some paparazzi
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that are taking photos of us, which is fine.
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They're doing their own thing, and they're out of the way.
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But I lean back to my mother, and I say, "Hey,
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just so you know, I like to give you a little heads-up,
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like, there's photographs being taken, so whatever."
1:02
And so she decides to do this whole photobombing thing
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with me, and it's unbelievable.
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I think I brought -- Yeah, it's outrageous.
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This woman is like --
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-Here's you guys. -Not joking around there.
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There we are, trying to be cool
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and, like, hang out and do our thing.
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And there's my mother.
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[ Laughter ]
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-Dude, she's like -- she's doing faces and doing bits?
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-She's doing faces.
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So the funny -- the funny thing is,
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is she's really getting a kick out of it.
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My daughter's next to her, and she's really --
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just really getting a kick out of razzing me.
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So the next day, I see this photo.
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And so I send it to her, and I go, "Look at this,"
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and she goes, "Oh, it's a good thing
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they don't publish those things."
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And I go, "Where the -- where the hell do you think
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I found the photo, mother?" [ Laughter ]
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She was mortified and devastated.
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Devastated. But there's another picture
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of her really getting a kick out of her, uh...
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Out of her -- Yeah.
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Now that's what she really looks.
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-Yeah. She's gorgeous. She's gorgeous.
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Come on, Mom. We love you, Mom.
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-You see how happy she is about razzing me like that.
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-The best. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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-We love you, Mom.
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-We love you. Happy Mother's Day.
1:58
I saw that you're about to do a college commencement speech.
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-I am. -Have you done this before?
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-No. -Okay. All right.
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-Well, the deal with this whole thing,
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Jimmy, is that people were like --
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That's like the fifth time someone's asked me,
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"Have you done this before?"
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And then they look at me like that,
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like, "What have you got yourself into?" kind of.
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Yeah. -Yeah.
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-And I'm like, starting to get really nervous about it now.
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I wasn't nervous before. I was fine.
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I was like, "No, it's great. It's gonna be a lot of fun."
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I can't wait. These kids accomplished something.
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It's going to be amazing. Four years out of school,
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or five, depending on how long it takes you, whatever.
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And, um -- six, whatever. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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-Let's go. Let's be real.
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-Or you drop out, whatever. -Drop out, whatever it takes.
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I don't know. You and I are sitting here.
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-Yeah. No, exactly.
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-But now I'm starting to get a little nervous about it
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because it's a lot of pressure. Right?
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And I'm wondering, like, what I got myself into.
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-No, you're gonna be fantastic. -I hope so.
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-They're gonna love you. -I hope so, I hope so.
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-Your daughter's graduating college.
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-She's graduating, yeah. She's graduating in
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a couple of -- couple of months. Yeah.
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-Congratulations. That's wild.
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-It's exciting. She's, uh -- [ Cheers and applause ]
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Yeah, she does really -- She does really well in school.
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She does better -- better than her father did in school.
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Let me put it that way, yeah. -Yeah.
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Did you know what you wanted to do when you were in college?
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-Um, no, I -- you know what? I had this really weird idea
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that I was gonna be -- Not weird,
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but I thought I would be a teacher.
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My mom's a teacher, so I thought,
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"Well, I'll just go into teaching."
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-Great. -Yeah, that's great
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and wonderful, but then I also had this sort of weird idea
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that I was gonna be a kind of a -- like, a coach,
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a professional coach of, like, basketball or
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baseball or football.
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I didn't have a sport picked out.
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I just thought, "That'd be cool to be a --
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Like, Bill Cowher's got a great job."
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You know what I mean? I thought I would do that.
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Just such a fool. -Wow.
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-Really, yeah. -So did you start to go to...
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-No, I didn't do anything. Just -- And I did nothing.
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I ended up doing -- I ended up doing this --
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this class in college. It was called, uh,
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Oral Interpretation of Children's Literature.
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And I thought, "This is a blow-off class.
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It's gonna be easy nursery rhymes and things like that."
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-In college. -In college, yeah.
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I thought, "This is the simplest thing in the world."
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-Yeah. -Hickory dickory dock,
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all this kind of stuff. Whatever. Easy A.
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-Yeah. -And you get in there,
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and you start to realize these people who wrote
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these nursery rhymes are, like, dropping acid
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or something's going on. It doesn't make any sense.
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And you got to interpret all this stuff.
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And it was an acting class. So you have to get up
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and perform these nursery rhymes and things like that.
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I end up getting this acting bug.
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I ended up -- I was horrified, completely horrified.
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-Yeah. -And then I just
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ended up loving it. I got cast in a play,
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and I thought, "Well, this is the greatest thing in the world.
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I got to try to do this for the rest of my life.
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-There you go. And it turned out okay.
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-So far so good.
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-You don't have to coach or anything.
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-I don't have to coach anybody. Yeah.
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Was your first gig on "Passions"?
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-My first gig was on "Passions."
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-"Passions" was great. Nice. -It was -- it was a trip.
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It was a trip. And so I got --
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So I got this gig by the skin of my teeth.
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Barely got it.
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And I ended up showing up.
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And I'm working with this actor, Ben Masters --
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late, great Ben Masters -- really talented actor,
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theater actor, New York actor, really great, great guy.
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And he has this three-page monologue.
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I show up -- He's my dad in the show.
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And my line is, "Hello, Father." Makes sense, right?
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Easy enough. I got lost in the monologue.
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He did this three-page monologue.
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This is like day one.
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He does this three-page monologue.
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I'm just working his tail off, right?
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He turns around, looks at me,
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and I'm just mesmerized by this guy's acting.
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I didn't say a word. -Didn't say, "Hello, Father?"
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-I ruined the -- No, I didn't say anything.
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I ruined his entire monologue.
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So that was how I introduced myself to, uh, to acting.
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-How many times did he have to do the monologue?
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-Well, he had to do it again. [ Laughter ]
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-Yeah, he wasn't -- he wasn't too happy about that.
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-Yeah, but everything worked out okay.
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Here we are, season three of "Tracker."
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You're crushing it, buddy. It's so good.
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[ Cheers and applause ]
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It's well-written. The stunts are good.
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-Yeah. -Are you getting better
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and better at doing stunts?
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-You know, I try to do --
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I try to do all of my own stunts,
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and I say this in this way, on camera.
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So in other words, when you see them,
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I like for the audience to see that it's me doing them,
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which basically means that I have a stunt team
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that does those stunts a hundred times
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before I'm allowed to do it at all.
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So, it's not like I'm doing everything.
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They're doing all the heavy lifting.
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But when you watch the show, I like to do my own stunts.
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There are certain things they don't let you do.
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They're just too dangerous.
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You're not -- you know, I'm not getting in car crashes.
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I'm not lighting myself on fire. I'm not, you know --
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I get hurt doing the fake fighting, so it's like...
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-Yeah, that's usually like that.
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-I see a fake fight coming up, and I'm like, "Oh, man,
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I got to stretch out the neck." -Oh, you're so good at it.
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-Yeah, thanks. -And there's a lot of great --
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the cast is great, as well,
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surrounding you. The special guest stars.
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Is there any one -- any dream guest stars
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you'd like to have on?
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-I mean, look. Well, I'm back here.
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This reminds me, I did a show here for a while
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called "This Is Us."
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I wouldn't mind having those guys on.
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[ Cheers and applause ] They're busy.
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They're all very -- they're all very, very busy.
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But, um -- but, yeah, I mean, I think such a diverse cast,
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and they can all do a bunch of different things.
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-That would be so fun. -Yeah.
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They wouldn't come back, like, as my family
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or anything necessarily, but it would be cool
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to have them back on. -That's when I first met you.
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-Yeah. -So I'm happy.
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I'm thankful for that show. -Me too, me too.
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-Do people still come up to you and say, "I love that show"?
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-"This Is Us"? Yeah. They do.
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And it's more than just a show, even.
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It's like -- It's unbelievable.
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Just the other day, I had a woman walk up to me
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and tell me a story about her --
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Her mother had passed away.
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Um, if you're watching, that was a lovely story.
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Um, her mother had passed away a year and a half ago.
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She said she had a really tough time getting over it,
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and the show actually helped put her in a better place.
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And she looked me square in the eye --
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It was so touching.
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She didn't have to come up to me.
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She didn't have to say any of that.
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-It affects people.
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-It affects people in a very big way.
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And it's incredible, and we get the same thing,
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believe it or not, with "Tracker,"
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where it's, like, multigenerational.
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People will watch it with their dads, with their kids.
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It's awesome.
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It's like the greatest feeling in the world.
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-Yeah. Come on. You're great at it.
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I want to show a clip. Here's Justin Hartley
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in season three of "Tracker." Take a look.
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-Looking for a missing girl, Amelia Corbett.
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She's supposed to meet her friend Jesse,
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whose roommate was killed. Now they're on the run.
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-And you... you think they came here?
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-Well, I don't know if they came here.
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The car they were in was here.
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-Well, I haven't seen them. Maybe the owner knows something.
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I was just getting started with him when you interrupted.
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-Sorry about that.
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How do you want to do this?
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-Let's just take it one step at a time.
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I did get here first, so...dibs.
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-Yeah, no, I won't get in your way.
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I'll just stand back, watch you do your thing.
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[ Cheers and applause ] -Come on.
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Justin Hartley, everybody.
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New episodes of "Tracker" premiere Sundays at 9:00 p.m.
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on CBS and stream on Paramount+.
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Justin and I are doing something fun after the break.
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Stick around. Come on back.
