-I'm happy to be here. -Last time we saw each other

was on the street. Do you remember?

-That's right, it was very weird. We ran into each other.

We sort of passed each other on the street.

-And we've never done that before.

-It was odd. I was, like, "Wow, it's Jimmy Fallon.

[ Laughter ] Look, it's Jimmy Fallon."

-No, but I was -- -I was, like, I was, like,

what the [bleep] I've been on his show, why am I so amazed?

[ Laughter ] -I guess I was in

street clothes, or? -Yeah, it just was, like,

completely out of -- you weren't here.

-That's right. -You know, so --

-That when we always see each other is here.

-Yeah, I was, like, "What the hell are you doing

walking around?" [ Laughter ]

-You shouldn't do that. -You live somewhere?

[ Laughter ] -You walk on the street?

-Right man, but you have, like, a family?

-I feel, like, I wanted to apologize.

I think I hugged you a bit too long.

[ Laughter ] -That's not possible, man.

You can't hug me too long. -Really? Aw, I love you.

Thank you buddy. -No, no it was very nice.

-I love that. I just -- I'm in a good mood right now.

-Oh, good. -You know why?

I remembered an impression that I did, I forgot all about.

-What's that? -When I get --

when I yell loud and get and start yelling,

I sound like Richard Dreyfuss. [ Laughter ]

When so I, like -- -Oh, wow, really?

-And I just start yelling, and, "Stay tuned! stay tuned --

and notice I got this." now I'm in the zone.

And I'm, like, "You're playing a D flat, it's a C sharp!"

[ Laughter ] -That's amazing.

-It's in "Mr. Holland's Opus." -That's fantastic.

-That's a good, right? That's pretty good, right?

-Wow. [ Cheers and applause ]

-"Watch out for that's a shark in that water."

-Richard Dreyfuss. -Richard Dreyfuss impression.

-I've been mistaken for Richard Dreyfuss.

-This is -- -Several -- some guy said to me,

I was on the subway and he goes, "You were great in 'Jaws.'"

[ Laughter ]

I was, like, "Dude, I was [Bleep] 8 years old."

I was, like, "I bet I was great in 'Jaws.'"

-I must have been amazing in "Jaws."

[ Laughter ] -Child actor.

[ Laughter ] -It's, like, what are you

talking about, dude? -You told me backstage

that you get mistaken for "Larry the Cable Guy."

-I've been mistaken for --

we all know "Larry the Cable Guy" right?

-Yeah, absolutely. -"Git 'er done!"

-"Git 'er done!" Yeah, he's funny. Yeah, he's great.

-I've been mistaken for him about three times,

which is a lot of times. [ Laughter ]

To be mistaken for "Larry the Cable Guy."

-I have a photo of "Larry the Cable Guy."

I do not see any resemblance at all.

[ Laughter ] -I get it.

[ Laughter ] No, I get it.

-You -- You get that? -I totally get that.

-Yeah, do his pose. let me see.

-"Git 'er done!" -No, that's not.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-I get it, my hip, and here's an interesting thing,

I wonder this because I think about this.

This is an interesting kind of philosophical question.

-Go for it. Go for it. -I've been mistaken for

"Larry the Cable Guy," right? -Uh-huh.

-Do you think anybody has ever mistaken

"Larry the Cable Guy" for me? [ Laughter ]

That doesn't seem possible, does it?

[ Laughter ] Nobody's like, "Hey, man,

are you the guy from 'Big Fat Liar,' dude?"

are you the -- and nobody's going to do that.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah. -Why is that?

-That's so interesting. -Isn't it?

[ Laughter ] -He comes on the show,

I'm going to ask him. I'm gonna find out.

-Is he going to be on the show? -Yeah, of course,

he's allowed to come on our show.

[ Laughter ] He's not banned anymore.

[ Laughter ] No, we love him.

-He's the best. I love "Larry the Cable Guy."

-Do you ever get -- you ever meet anybody

and get star struck, Paul Giamatti?

-Uh, geez. I would have to --

well, you know, I -- one time I was doing a film

and I was going to be -- I did a movie called "Duets"

a long time ago. -Oh, Gwyneth Paltrow.

-That's right, Gwyneth Paltrow. -Huey Lewis.

-That was -- yeah. that's, yeah.

[ Cheers and applause ] -We have a couple of fans.

Couple fans. -Is that for Huey Lewis

or the movie? -No, that was for John Mayer

and Andy Cohen. -Okay, I got it. Okay.

[ Laughter ] I've earned it.

-Yeah. -Yeah, and I had to sing in it.

And so they -- you know, probably reasonably thought

we were going to have to dub this guy in.

So I remember I went to the session where I was going to

have to meet the guy who dubbed me in.

Anyways, nice, kind of good-looking young guy.

-Yeah. -And I was, like,

"Wow, you're awesome and you sing."

He said, "Yeah, I do a lot of jingles.

I'm the Folger's Coffee guy." [ Laughter ]

[ Audience ohhs ] I was, like, "Holy [Bleep]

you're the Folger's Coffee guy?" [ Laughter ]

I was, like, "Wait, wait a minute."

-What? Hold on. -"I was dubbed by

the Folger's Coffee guy?"

and I was, like, "Just do it dude." he's like --

♪ The best part of waking up is Folger's in your cup ♪

-Oh! it's the best! [ Cheers and applause ]

-That was the best. -I would have freaked out.

-You sound like the guy. -I should -- dude,

I should be the new Folger's Coffee guy.

[ Light laughter ] -You should totally be

the new Folger's Coffee guy. -This is smooth.

this is the best -- -I was really thrilled, man.

That was actually a real thrill, by the way.

-And did he do your voice in the movie?

-No, he didn't end up doing my voice.

-No. -I can't sing. but he --

[ Light laughter ] -It would have sounded weird

if you -- -The point to the role was

a guy who doesn't really sing. -Can you lip sync?

You sing "The best part of waking up"

and I'll be the Folger's guy voice.

-Okay, cool. -You ready?

-Yep. -We look at what camera?

Okay, look at camera four. Ready? One, and a two.

One, two, three.

♪ The best part of waking up is Folger's in your cup ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

You could have done it. you should have done it.

-Did I look -- -You should have done it.

[ Laughter ]

-Did that look convincing? -I don't know, I think so.

-I feel like that -- [ Laughter ]

I feel, like, that could not have been convincing at all.

-You know -- [ Laughter ]