OK, so you died in the first one.

But somehow, you're still in this.

You've got yourself paid.

That's what ego is.

Yeah.

No, it was one of those things where I was--

I wasn't really going to do a second one,

because the first one was such a personal experience.

It was my love letter to my kids, which looks insane,

now that you're watching that.

But it was really important for me to continue the metaphor.

And we actually start dealing with how this all started.

And so there's a little bit in the movie

where see how it all started.

She was talking about that bus scene.

And that was frightening as hell.

Yeah, it's terrifying.

Yeah.

You put her in a bad situation that could

have been really dangerous.

So I put her in a car.

And I said, all right.

So you're going to go top speed down this car.

A car is going to come at you.

It's like, not a big deal.

Then you're going to hit a person.

And then you're going to keep going.

And then a bus is going to come at you like, 40 miles an hour.

And then it's going to hit the front of your car.

And the whole time, I just saw her going like this.

Um, yeah.

And I was like, all right!

So let's do it!

And she was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hold on a second.

Hold on a second.

Am I really doing this?

And I was like, yeah.

We're doing this.

So I realized that when I put her in the car,

I was putting my marriage in the car.

Yeah.

That if that shot hadn't gone well--

Yeah.

--this would not be on my hand.

Yeah.

I still don't understand how that was not CGI.

No.

In all truth, it was Emily being a great sport and the most

amazing stunt driver.

There's nothing she can't do.

She is funny, she's smart.

She sings.

The last time she was here, so, you

threw-- speaking of buses-- you threw your wife under a bus.

Cause Chris Martin--

Yup.

--sent a really funny idea for doing a musical for "A Quiet

Place" where it was just him going--

and no noise.

No sound.

I was in.

Yup.

But nobody responded to him.

Well, he didn't text me.

He texted her.

So.

All right.

So again--

I mean, Em.

I don't know what you're doing.

It's Chris Martin.

Yeah.

He's a beautiful human being, and those eyes.

We should write back to him.

You're doubling down and throwing her under the bus.

So then she's on the show, and she

writes a song to the tune of a Coldplay song,

sings it on the show, and she sounded amazing.

And-- have you heard from him?

No.

No.

No.

We have not heard from Chris Martin at all.

So obviously, it didn't work.

Well--

So Emily we'll be back with something

new, like a dance number.

Or-- I just keep telling her, keep trying.

We got to get this guy back.

All right.

I look forward to that.

I do too.

All right.

We're going to take a break and play Burning Questions when

we come back.

Oh.