And, you know, people seem to really enjoy it.

It was kind of a highlight for the show.

We had a lot of adventures.

But there was actually some footage that we shot in Finland that didn't quite fit into the special.

We were done making a special.

The special was very classy and high brow and dignified.

And, uh, then there was some footage that didn't quite fit with everything else.

And so we didn't include it in a special, and we were... we've been looking at it the recently and we thought it's interesting and probably should be seen.

So, we thought we'd show that tonight.

You see, while I was in Helsinki, I visited an art museum and, uh, an unusual art museum.

And we thought we'd, uh, we'd show you what happened tonight.

Check it out.

You're having an exhibition now on male underwear?

Has the exhibit been popular?

Yeah, it has been.

It's a very important thing for Finnish males.

- They're underwear. - Yeah.

As you can see, they have a place for new park strollers.

When you're taking your toddler to the male underwear exhibit

You could explain what's happening behind you right here. This.

Well, this artwork of young Finnish female artists, there were her grandparents underwear that she found from the attic of the house, and...

- Probably not what her grandparents would've wanted. - Yeah, well...

Hey, when we're gone and no longer with us, go into the attic, find our long, unwashed underwear and put it in a museum.

Well, you never know.

Do you say underwear or do you say underpants?

Well, the Finnish word is alushousut, which is like, underpants.

You know, what's funny is to me, underwear isn't funny.

If someone says, "Hey, there's underwear." it's not funny.

But when someone says, "Oh, look, I can see your underpants." I'm laughing. Underpants.

I mean, even you.

- This is laughing for you, isn't it? - Mhm.

I think you should go through this one because this section is about, you know, the everyday life that is related to underwear.

This is the postcard you can just write "I miss you." on the back.

You know, nothing says I miss you like a guy in his long underwear with his old hobby to do in full. You know what I'm saying?

How do you refer to this male condition in Finnish?

You can say it's a nickname for this thing.

It's for this thing.

It's called (Finnish) ?

It's good because it actually sounds like a guy going...

That's the noises I tend to make when I'm in this condition.

- This is you. I recognize that wristwatch. - Mhm.

This is what I've been looking.

Trust me, though, when I get excited, I need a pair of these.

Let's say I'm using that to keep it all locked down.

Rivets. Wah Pang!

Look at this underwear right here, shredded in the back.

Looks like this guy got it on with this guy right here.

Feeling I'm talking about? Good detective puts the pieces together.

Well, this is the work of the holland artist.

Holland famous artist who uses water colors.

And all of the models used are famous people I'm told, famous Americans.

This is Tony Shalhoub, star Wings.

This is from Fear Factor, Joe Rogan, which is exciting.

Ed Asner right here.

And this is the, you know, the tall guy from Everybody Loves Raymond.

Harry... Harry, Americans were kind enough, I guess.

Is this true, to pose for these?

Yeah, I think so. Yeah.

You close your eyes and lower your head when you lie.

Just letting you know, because you just you just did that.

You just did it again when you pretended to be amused by me.

Let's go this way and see what else we have.

What is your name?

I'm Dr. Pony.

Dr. Pony?

Yes.

Okay. Dr. Pony. Good to see you.

You say you're a doctor. Do you have a doctor's license?

Yes. I do. But...

Could I see it, please?

- Uh, I... - Oh, really? You don't have it with you?

- Yeah. - You just don't happen to have your certification.

Yeah, but there's my employees here in the museum.

You can ask them.

- Oh, sure. - Yeah.

They're not here. They just left.

Oh, yeah. It's a pity.

Yeah, not a pity.

What's in your little pink pouch?

- Camera. - Oh. - Yeah.

Okay. And what's in this one?

- Well... - You don't seem anxious to open that one.

I think now we know where the roofies are.

Could you tell me what we're looking at here?

Well, it's underwear made out of candy.

There's another thong that's made that say, something hardier, like a beef or chicken or fish.

This would be for afterwards.

- You know what I mean? - Yeah, yeah.

You want to start with maybe a salad, a leafy green thong, then maybe a protein, and then, then this would be fine.

I would say, just this thong alone seems irresponsible.

I haven't seen one, but only with one made out of chewing gum.

- Chewing gum. - Yeah.

See, those are fine for... those are fine for snacking.

But then that sends a bad message.

Have you tried this?

No, I haven't. I think it would be very uncomfortable.

You think it would be uncomfortable and...

But then you wear it, and you'll never go to anything else.

In our country, this underwear was popularized by Larry King.

He likes the feeling.

Three straps.

- You know who Larry King is? - No.

Well, I think we learn something nice. We learned a lot about... we learned nothing.

I think, that's what we learned.

Nothing, right?

We'll take a break. When we come back, Darrell Hammond from Saturday Night Live is here.