I heard you played my slot machine.

I did.

Yes.

Did you do well or did you--

Absolutely not.

Oh, no.

Paid me out nothing.

Oh.

How much did you lose, because I'll pay you back.

Wha-- really?

Well, no, don't make something up now.

All right.

No, I think I put about $50 in.

Uh-huh.

And yeah, it just when like that.

[SNAPS FINGERS]

Yeah, you know to put more than that in.

I didn't know what I was doing.

I mean, it's very complicated.

It's like lights, flashing lights, and it's just too much.

No, it's not complicated.

It's entertaining.

I entertain you the entire time.

You did.

There's a beautiful picture of you.

You were in Mexico, right?

Yeah.

Look at this picture, and let's look at how beautiful

all of that is.

[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE]

That is gorgeous.

Yeah, really.

That's Acapulco.

Beautiful, beautiful place.

Beautiful.

And then here's another picture--

that you are scared of mosquitoes.

And you're only covering your bottom half.

[LAUGHS] Well, I was so bitten to hell.

I don't know why, but they just went for my lower half.

[LAUGHTER]

So I, uh--

[LAUGHTER]

They just liked my legs.

And my top half was fine, but the bottom half was just--

Woo!

Yeah.

[LAUGHTER]

And then what's going on?

There's another photo that I want to show.

And I just--

[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE]

I mean, I don't really care what's going on.

I just want to show it.

[LAUGHTER]

Well, I knew I was coming back on, and I knew you, you know--

I have to show those photos.

I had something to show you.

Yes.

You're having a little espresso, and it looks like you're waking

up, and you're--

oh, what am I going to--

Totally natural.

Yeah, totally.

Somebody just happened to be across from you.

So you know Prince Charles, right?

I do.

Yeah, I've been an ambassador for his charity for 10 years.

He has a charity called The Prince's Trust

and helps young, disadvantaged youths in the UK.

And really great, great charity.

That's fantastic.

So you'll go to the wedding probably.

I probably won't be going to the wedding.

I mean, I'd love to go to the wedding, but--

You think you won't get invited?

I don't think so.

No.

Really?

I'll offer to sing maybe.

I don't know.

But I think they can do better than that.

Oh.

I don't know.

Well, if you go, I'll be your date.

Oh, OK.

Totally.

Yeah.

Maybe I can do that--

I'll sell that as a way to get a ticket.

That's a great idea.

A ticket!

An invite.

Yeah, it's a ticket.

It's a ticket.

Biggest show on earth.

You have to pay-- yeah, it is going to be.

Right?

And there's a picture of you and Mick Jagger.

And you were just in his video?

Yeah, I just did his video.

Yeah.

And this is us in Barcelona after I bagged some tickets

to the Rolling Stones concert, which was amazing.

But the best bit was after the video--

I didn't meet him when he did the video.

But he sent me a text message.

And the text message actually was completely

without punctuation.

So it just was one long line.

And it took me about five times to attempt

to actually understand what he had said to me in the text

message.

So that was quite funny.

Really?

Yeah, I've kept it.

No commas, no periods, nothing at all.

Nothing.

Nothing at all.

Just nonstop.

Yeah, it was brilliant.

Yeah, it was-- good on you, mate.

Tell him to text me.

All right.

I can do that.

All right?

Because I don't use punctuation either, so he and I could--

Oh, that would be great.

I do occasionally.

It's not important.

But I like the dot, dot, dot.

I like--

Well, the third text I got from him, I was fully-- you know,

I was in Jagger brain then.

So yeah.

But the first time, it was a bit much.

The first time.

All right, let's talk about the show, which is fantastic.

It's The Alienist.

And it is set in what time period?

1896, New York City, the Lower East Side,

which was a melting pot of cultures and races.

And it was the Gilded Age of New York City,

so it was a very beautiful but also a very dark and sinister

place to be.

And how many extras are there on that?

Oh, like hundreds.

Absolutely hundreds.

Basically, we built the Lower East Side New York

City to scale some of the buildings

in the back lot in Budapest.

It was very, very special.

It looks wonderful.

Aesthetically, it really will sort

of-- it's a feast for the eyes.

Yes, it is.

It's very impressive.

It's called The Alienist.

It premieres January 22 at 9:00 on TNT.