perform one of the greatest Broadway show

tunes of all time.

We all remember that.

Here's a little behind-the-scenes

of how it came about.

The movie Cats is coming out in December.

And my executive producer, Andy Lassner,

has mandatorily volunteered to perform a song from Cats

on the last day of Cat Week.

Andy!

Andy!

[CROWD CHANTING ANDY'S NAME]

There's no [BLEEP] way I'm doing this.

You're going to do it.

This isn't ever going to air.

This is-- this is totally going to air.

Do one-- do one more.

[MUSIC - ANDREW LLOYD WEBER, "MEMORY"]

(SINGING OFF-KEY) Memory, all alone in the moonlight.

I can smile at the old days-- where are you going?

(SINGING) I was beautiful then.

Thank god.

I'm at the point where I'm literally

checking the [BLEEP] garbage cans to see

if you guys are scaring me.

They have me heading right now to put on makeup.

I wish you could feel how fast my heart is beating,

what truly is just a voice inside, screaming, don't

do this.

Don't do this.

Have you ever had a job where you're--

you have literally no say in what you do

and you just have to listen to whatever your boss tells you?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Oh, you look so cool!

How do you like that?

I'm literally petrified.

(SINGING) --happiness is.

Look, a new day has begun!

Thank you.

Andy, thank you so much.