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  • First guest tonight is one of the all-time greats.

  • To list his credits would be an insult to not only him, but all of us.

  • You can see him now alongside Jason

  • Segel in the very funny show, Shrinking.

  • Season 2 premieres next Wednesday on Apple TV+.

  • Please welcome Harrison Ford.

  • It's very good to see you.

  • It's very nice to be seen.

  • How are you?

  • I wish we could, I wish our all, yes, go ahead.

  • Just ask me how I was.

  • How are you?

  • You didn't let me answer.

  • I knew you were going to give me a weird answer, because there's something that you do.

  • And I've picked, I've finally figured it out after all these years.

  • You've been on the show a lot of times.

  • You come here and you torture everyone, including me, in the funniest possible way.

  • Yeah?

  • I'm not going to do that tonight.

  • Well, you've already done that tonight, because one of our producers, Ken, he told me that he walked into your dressing room and he started to give you a briefing on what we were going to discuss.

  • You turned on a hairdryer the whole time he was speaking.

  • I was like, what?

  • I was like, what?

  • And what's done, what's done.

  • And once he was done speaking, you turned off the hairdryer.

  • The whole time.

  • I'm finally catching up.

  • Did you hear anything he said, or no?

  • No.

  • No, no, no, no.

  • But it's fun.

  • But I've never let him speak before.

  • So it was kind of.

  • He has a hard time with speaking just in general.

  • He also said on the phone yesterday that you asked him what he was going to be wearing to the show tonight.

  • Yeah.

  • You're dressed almost identically, by the way.

  • I should point out.

  • Yes, Ken.

  • Doesn't he look great?

  • There's Ken.

  • Uh-huh.

  • Uh-huh.

  • Sport jacket.

  • Yeah.

  • Button-down shirt.

  • Hey, Ken?

  • You should have blow-dried your hair.

  • I'm just saying.

  • Do you have hobbies?

  • Are you a person that has hobbies?

  • I had a hobby, but I turned it into something resembling a job.

  • I see.

  • So your hobby is acting.

  • Because when you were a kid, we found a photograph of you in high school, very handsome young man.

  • You're at a lot of, you're in a lot of clubs.

  • Social science club, president, boys club, representative, model railroad club, class council representative, variety show, and gymnastics.

  • Wow.

  • Uh.

  • Is there something you take issue with on this list that shouldn't be on here?

  • I've never been president.

  • I've been president of nothing.

  • You've never been?

  • You weren't president of the social science club?

  • What is social science?

  • The news.

  • Oh, the news.

  • So like social studies.

  • The news, dude.

  • I see.

  • Yeah.

  • The news, dude.

  • It's kind of a, it's kind of a pseudoscience now.

  • Yeah, well, now it's, yeah, it would definitely not be called a science anymore.

  • No, it doesn't qualify.

  • We're making pasta later.

  • And I know you have to go to your premiere.

  • I was hoping you could hang out and cook.

  • Me too.

  • You do do some cooking, right?

  • But you've got a better cook than me.

  • We got a, yeah, we got a real chef.

  • You have an actual cook.

  • Yeah, are you not a great cook?

  • I didn't say that.

  • Have you?

  • I don't, I'm not in the restaurant business.

  • Right. Your son is a great chef.

  • Currently, at the moment, not in the restaurant business, which is an advantage.

  • Yeah, yeah, being in the restaurant business is.

  • It's hard.

  • It's very hard.

  • It's really hard.

  • I have enormous respect for the people that do it.

  • And they work really, really hard.

  • Have you worked as a cook?

  • For relatively short periods of time, until they found out about me and fired me.

  • Oh.

  • Where did you cook?

  • My first job was, I cooked at a hospital.

  • Oh, really?

  • I don't know what I told them, but they gave me a knife on a bunch of carrots.

  • And I cut this part of my finger off.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Within minutes.

  • At the hospital.

  • Yeah.

  • But the, so your finger on, back on department was right down the hall.

  • And right after that was where they fired you.

  • Is that right?

  • For lying about.

  • You gave your fingertip for those people and they let you go.

  • Yeah.

  • It's wrong, yeah.

  • I cut this fingertip off.

  • I cut this fingertip off cooking, both of them.

  • I was not at the hospital, nor did I go to the hospital.

  • But you weren't taking money for cooking at the time.

  • I was not.

  • No, nobody was paying me.

  • I was just at the house, bleeding.

  • Yeah.

  • That's why I'm a criminal and you're not.

  • Right, right.

  • Have you worked like in a restaurant or anything like that?

  • No, but I worked on a yacht.

  • Oh, on a yacht.

  • Yeah, and it came to me to be responsible for feeding people.

  • Rich people, I assume.

  • Far beyond my means at the time.

  • This is, you're living where at the time?

  • Chicago.

  • I was working on a yacht that was owned by the youngest bank president in Chicago at the time.

  • He had a yacht.

  • And a boutonniere.

  • Well, he had a boutonniere.

  • And he wore one of those hats with the scrambled eggs on the stuff.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Captain hat?

  • Really?

  • No, a captain hat with the boutonniere.

  • And he was a nice guy, but he didn't know much about cooking.

  • Fortunately for you, huh?

  • He was heir to the Swift Meat Packing Company.

  • Oh, really?

  • So all I had to do was buy really expensive beef.

  • And you made it and you grilled meat for him, yeah?

  • Anybody can do that.

  • Yeah, anybody can do that.

  • Tim Walz was here last night.

  • You know who?

  • Thank God.

  • With Tim Walz.

  • You like him?

  • I do.

  • Yeah, he was a teacher.

  • He was, you know, he worked with kids.

  • He worked in the lunchroom.

  • He did a lot of this kind of stuff.

  • His job is not done.

  • His job is, well, he hasn't even been hired for the job yet, technically.

  • Yeah, no, we still have to do that.

  • But I was wondering if you, because even Donald Trump said,

  • I think you're his favorite movie president from Air Force One.

  • I was wondering if you have ever been approached, have you ever been approached to get involved in politics?

  • About to do it right now.

  • Oh, you are?

  • Here we go, all right.

  • No, I was just kidding about entering into politics.

  • Because I've always been in politics.

  • We're all in politics.

  • Are we?

  • We should be.

  • We have to be.

  • Because it's critical.

  • And there's some really important decisions to be made.

  • Right.

  • It's about saving the world.

  • That's, yeah, well, that's.

  • I mean, listen, you can't always do that.

  • All right, we're going to take a break.

  • Harrison Ford is here, ladies and gentlemen.

  • We'll be right back.

  • Born on the bad side.

  • Been down since I began to crawl.

  • It's one of the hottest things I've ever seen.

  • Now it's going to be the wallpaper on my phone.

  • How did you get in here?

  • Well, she picks you up every day.

  • I gave her the code.

  • Betrayal.

  • Look, dancing's supposed to be good for Parkinson's.

  • I don't even like it.

  • You admit that you love our morning dancing, or it's never going to happen again.

  • It's my favorite, baby.

  • That is Harrison Ford in Stranger.

  • Season 2 premieres next Wednesday on Apple TV+.

  • We enjoy this show.

  • My wife and I watch it.

  • You play a therapist who has Parkinson's disease, which doesn't sound funny, but it is funny.

  • It's a nice office atmosphere you guys have.

  • Jason Segel is your co-star, one of your co-stars.

  • He says that it's intimidating working with you.

  • Do you sense that from him?

  • Well, I'm really sorry to hear that.

  • That's not a good thing.

  • Maybe he's, maybe I should get fired.

  • I think it's too late.

  • But I was wondering if there's an actor that you worked with that you felt like that way about.

  • Well, Alec Guinness.

  • Alec Guinness.

  • Oh, interesting.

  • Sean Connery.

  • Did they, did they make it, did they try to ease your anxiety?

  • No.

  • Not at all?

  • No, actually, Alec Guinness did.

  • He tried to help me find an apartment when I first came to London to make Star Wars.

  • That's the kind of sir he was.

  • Wow.

  • Did he drive you around?

  • No.

  • I didn't realize that I could have asked him.

  • Yeah, yeah, yeah.

  • No, he just put out the word amongst his friends.

  • And he got you an apartment?

  • No, he didn't.

  • Oh.

  • Because his friends were too classy, and I didn't have enough money.

  • Some knight he is, he can't even get an apartment, for God's sake.

  • He was a very sweet man.

  • And so was Alec Guinness, or not the other one, the other one.

  • Sean Connery?

  • There's an episode where you are singing a Sugar Ray song.

  • And first of all, you have a very nice voice.

  • I had not really heard you sing before.

  • Had you, did you know that song, that?

  • Some enchanted evening.

  • That's not the one.

  • Did you?

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah.

  • You may see a stranger.

  • You may see a stranger across a crowded room.

  • I'm sorry.

  • No, no, no, it's a, I was, I'll be telling you another time.

  • They fell asleep over there.

  • They don't know.

  • Did you ever imagine you'd be on a television show?

  • I mean, a big movie star, this used to be a thing that nobody did.

  • Oh, you mean not this television show?

  • No, no, no, no.

  • I definitely, definitely didn't mean this television show.

  • Because I thought you were asking me that.

  • Isn't this exciting for you to be here?

  • This must be the pinnacle of your career.

  • You know what?

  • You make it feel like it is.

  • And that's not a good thing.

  • Harrison Ford, everybody.

  • Season 2 of Speaker of Wednesday on Apple TV+.

  • We'll be back with Chef Kevin Funke.

First guest tonight is one of the all-time greats.

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