What is it, Eric?

I wouldn't have got naked for you if I thought you were going to show that picture of that Brody guy.

Yeah.

You know, I don't need the comparison.

No, you look pretty good.

I think you look pretty good.

You should do so.

I should do so.

All right.

Hey, congratulations.

Now, you're going to come back for another season of Will & Grace.

The eighth season, yes.

The eighth season now.

Yes.

Thank you.

Thank you.

We just finished negotiations.

We did it a little differently because usually it's done with lawyers and stuff.

The four of us and the NBC executives mud wrestled, which is the thing.

Oh, that's different, yeah.

So it's kind of a draw.

It's different, really.

We had both sides come out really well.

We're excited because we had a great time this year.

You know, Will had a boyfriend this year, which I thought was a nice, sort of, thing.

I just went to see him.

He was in a play in New York.

He's in Hurley Burley in New York and Bobby Cannavale.

And I'm watching the show.

He and Ethan Hawke, it's a brilliant production.

And at the intermission, a woman comes up to me and says, your boyfriend's doing very well.

I said, I'm very proud.

Yeah.

And this is my wife, right?

Now she must, how is that?

She must hear that all the time, that people actually believe that you're that character.

So I come home and I'll say, you know, Bobby this and Bobby that.

She's like, Bobby, Bobby, Bobby.

When did you get so method?

And how is the little baby?

Speaking of that, because you're, how old is?

Finnegan is almost three.

Last time he was here, he was eating dog food.

Yeah.

But things are better now.

You're making money.

Boys are fascinating.

He was into finger painting recently.

Actually, everything painting, because he was naked running around and the finger paints were out.

And he started to get into them.

And he was painting his body and his face.

My wife and I looked away for a second.

We looked back and he was, with an actual brush, he was painting his willy the way a woman would paint her nails.

Very, very delicate.

And I don't make this up, but he looked up and he went, pink.

I thought it was a bit literal, you know?

I thought, you know.

But if I looked at my wife, my favorite thing she ever said,

I just kind of looked at her and she said, look at the bride's side for the first time he's painting within the lines.

That's what she said.

Very good.

Your wife is in the audience today.

My wife is right there.

Hey, how are you?

I thought, I thought you, I was like, I know her.

Where do I know her from before the show started?

But hi.

And I understand you brought us a clip that you're very, very proud of, some acting work that maybe.

Well, I noticed that you've been doing this thing where you have actors bringing in really bad acting.

So I thought, how can I resist?

So this is something I did about eight, nine years ago.

I just finished Lonesome Dove, and I was drinking a lot of beer that summer.

And somebody said, could you do something when you do that accent again, that American, that Southern accent?

I said, sure.

So this is, look how terrible this is.

You got to see this.

All right.

This is The Highlander.

I got to sustain myself against that.

Sad.

People, just stay back over there, all right?

I'll take care of this.

Matthew McCormick, special agent.

I'll be taking it from here, gentlemen.

You're the serial killer guy.

Among other things, the serial killer guy will do.

Wow.

You've got to be proud of that bad acting clip.

Not only do I love it, they wrote the part with me in mind, and they called the character McCormick.

Wow.

Like, gee, thanks.

Where did you do research on your character?

You're from the South, right?

Yeah.

Well, I had been playing the Southern character for two years.

But where's this character from?

Did you make up a whole character?

Where would he be from?

I based him on Yosemite Sam, so that's the extent of my research.

But did you do any kind of, it looked like maybe you'd eat Southern food to get in the mood for it.

You'd eat.

Mostly, I practiced with the rubber gloves.

I thought that was more important.

Oh, that was more important than.

Accent's one thing, but that's got to look good.

Oh, yeah.

No, that was very impressive.

It was a nice snappy thing.

But it just seemed like you were so into your character, you would have, do you like Southern food?

Southern food, I think, is fantastic.

I love, what do I love?

Jambalaya, I love a lot.

What else do you like?

Oh, you know, beans and anything that's.

Like at breakfast time, what would you have for a breakfast, maybe?

Oh, I guess grits.

Yes.

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When we come back, we're going to go out to the backyard.

I'm going to challenge Eric to a game of badminton.

Don't go away.

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Last year, we had an amazing cast in that.

It was Chris O'Donnell, and Maria Bello, Mary Stewart

Masterson, all sorts of good.

That's great.

Whenever I have one of these in my hand, I got to play.

Well, you better hold it the other way unless you want to lose.

All right, we're playing.

It's the first one to get to three points, and we've got to stay within the lines here, OK?

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That was a faulty birdie.

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Well, all of a sudden it's a win factor.

What is it right now?

It's two.

You got two.

Two all.

We got to play to four now.

Oh!

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Yeah, but we have win problems all of a sudden.

Yeah, me too, a little bit.

Yeah.

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Six.

I got to get one point.

I got to.

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That's all right.

Come on, don't give up.

Try it one more time.

Next point wins.

Oh, this one.

I win.

You definitely win.

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