Kate Hudson and Kristin Chenoweth Share Hilarious Stories and Life Lessons

Kate Hudson and Kristin Chenoweth Share Hilarious Stories and Life Lessons

Kate Hudson and Kristin Chenoweth join the host for a lively conversation covering back pain remedies, parenting a four-year-old, turning 50, and a surprise song by Diane Warren. They also discuss microchipping pets with HomeAgain.

Kate Hudson, Kristin Chenoweth | Full Episode. | Transcript:

Thank you, EVERYONE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU SO MUCH. HAVE A SEAT AND RIGHT BACK at all of you. I appreciate it so very much and you I'm walking around a little bit better than yesterday. Yesterday, oh, my back was hurt Oh, my back. Um and I it's been okay for a while. For those of you who need to be recapped, I swear, you just please watch the show every day so I don't have to repeat myself.

Last season, for those of you who didn't see, I was in a car accident with the paparazzi. They hit me from behind. But they got good pictures of it. And so uh So anyway, yeah, we were rear-ended and my back has been in a terrible pain. And then and then I lifted a puppy and pulled a ligament and tore a fracture, I don't know. And so anyway, I did my show here from bed and in pain lots of pain pills in me and I don't remember the shows, but we got good ratings. And so So anyway, so now my back has been okay cuz I started Pilates, but then I haven't done Pilates in about a month and so now my back is bad again. And yesterday, my back was really bad. And anybody who has back problems, you know, it's just this

chronic pain is just and people think you're fine. Like right now I'm standing okay, but I'm in pain. And it's cuz see this stance right here, see how I'm sort of slanted like that? That's not normal. That you should not stand like this. And then it affects how you walk, it affects, you know, you shouldn't you should This is how usually I'm walking around like that. And you shouldn't walk like that unless you're a cowboy or a penguin or something then that's okay to walk like that. Everything takes longer to do, to get dressed. Oh, you should see me trying to get dressed yesterday. Uh I didn't get my pants on until right before those doors opened. I was back there trying to get my pants on.

Oh god, and sneezing. Anybody who has a back problem knows you Oh, you can feel it coming on and you just look for something to grab. You just like a chair, a table, a frightened staff member, a I hope that person works here. They ran so fast. I don't know. But I and you make noises like crazy when your back hurts. And you're not even aware of it until you all of a sudden go, "Oh man, I've been making noises for about 10 minutes now." Like every time YOU MOVE, "OH! Oh my god! Oh! Help me!" It's like you're a soul singer all of a sudden. You're like, "OH! GOOD GOD! OH! AH! OH! LORD!" EVERYBODY HAS SOME KIND OF remedy and they want you to do you ice it or you heat it or you stretch it or you lay flat. And just hearing all those things

make my back hurt. I'm just shut up. And then there's always the one person they have Let me walk on your back. Please, let me walk on your back. And it's like, "Could you just deliver the pizza and leave?" My back might hurt, but here's how much I love you people. Uh we have done 703 shows. I've never called in sick, not one day. And um I never will. I'll I'll tell you why cuz who would I call? I mean I'm the boss of me, so I'd have to call myself and then I always know when I'm faking a cough, so.

I've said it before, I have the best job in the world cuz we come to work every single day, all of us that work here, and we laugh. And uh they say laughter is the best medicine, but not for a back ache, I'll tell you. Oh, a laugh turns into a scream if you start to Have you ever had somebody around you, anybody who's had surgery and they're like, "Oh, don't make me laugh." And that's hard for me cuz I'm a comedian. And I'm like, "All right, let's just dance."

You just work it in, that's what you do. You got a back problem, you just work it in. And Sue. Now, God, y'all got in a rhythm for a little while there. Y'all in unison started clapping like you were going to dance. They directed a short film. Both of them directed a short film for Glamour magazine's real moments. And also on the show, Kristin Chenoweth is here and she's adorable.

She's on the new hit show Pushing Daisies. She of course did the musical that we had where she sang the song Breathe From Your Hoo. Right. And it's day three of our week-long game tournament. Are you The game tournament is going well. It's huge. It's taken off. It's taken over. People are talking about it. It's Are You Smarter Than Someone in the Fifth Row? And still in the winner's circle, the undefeated Michelle Zarka is over there. That music. That music makes it really big and

special. Can we hear that music again? Oh, yeah. Wow, it's exciting. And today, Michelle, you're playing for our home viewer Alicia Martin in Missoula, Montana. And someone in our fifth row will be playing for Charity Munson in State College, Pennsylvania. And whoever wins today's game not only gets an excellent prize, they also get a chance to buy my house that's for sale in Montecito. Yes, and all you need really is a down payment, the closing costs, and a mortgage, and it's theirs. And you get a lot for it. Here's Here's a little bit of what you get.

They say money doesn't grow on a tree, but it does. These are my money trees right here. Here's a Oh, good. This one's coming along. This is a 10, but I'm not going to pick it yet. I'm going to wait until it's a 20. All right. I can't wait for you to see it. I'll show you the whole tour of my house on Friday. And it's a good neighborhood, too, because like I said, uh if you want to go trick-or-treating, Oprah lives right down the street. And on uh Halloween, she passes out cars every year. And uh So, everybody decorates. And you know, when I was a kid, Halloween decorations were like fake spiderwebs

and jack-o'-lanterns. And now they're fancy. They're really fancy. These are some real Halloween decorations that I found. And uh here's uh this is a candy bowl. Uh-oh. And so, when the kid goes to get it, all of a sudden Candy and candy. Oh. And what about that? And it gets them every time. And after you pack on the pounds uh from Halloween, if you want to lose weight, this is a great uh diet bowl. So, you just put your meal in there, your dinner, your lunch, or whatever. And you go to reach for that fettuccine alfredo, and it's like uh fat ass. Yeah. Uh filled with cream and butter. Like that. Are you sure you want that? And then uh also the bags. When I was a kid, they had uh you know, we had paper bags that you'd make or uh just a

pillowcase sometimes. You take the pillow out. And um you'd go around and uh trick-or-treat. And now they have these fancy bags. Here's one. Ooh, it's scary and heady. So, um then you can put your candy in there. And then it comes This is a cyclops style. And then also, it has this um Wayne Newton. Yeah. SCARY AND HEADY. SCARIER AND HEADIER. And then uh also uh you have uh oh, these guys are great to hang from. They're just They're bats, but they're They tell jokes. Which Who thought of this idea? It's like, "Yeah, but they should tell jokes." And so, uh

Here's one of them. Why didn't the skeleton go to the party? Huh, I don't know. Why didn't the skeleton go to the party? He had nobody to go with. Yeah. Did you get it? Yeah, see, that's good. And I have a lot of those, too. Have you heard this one? Why didn't the skeleton cross the road? Cuz he didn't have any guts to He didn't

There's a bunch of them. What do ghosts put in their bras? Boobies. [screaming] Don't go away. We'll come back. Kate Hudson and Rita Wilson will be here. Our first guests are two talented actresses who both made their directorial debuts recently with Glamour magazine's Real Moments. Have a look. PLEASE WELCOME KATE HUDSON AND Rita Wilson.

That was $1,100 y'all just made for the Susan G. KOMEN BREAST WELL, I'M THRILLED Y'ALL ARE HERE, AND IT'S IT'S I'll I'll get to the what directing. Very cool that you're doing it for the first time. But, we've known each other for a long time and this is the first time on the show, but I'm thrilled to have you here. Well, okay. I'm sure your audience doesn't know this, but Ellen and I actually screen tested for a movie together called Casual Sex. We were paired up as the girls who were going to go on vacation and find cool guys. And of course It didn't work out for me. GET THE PART.

BUT WE HAD SO MUCH FUN DOING IT. THAT WAS A BLAST. WE DID HAVE FUN DOING IT. YEAH, they probably were like, "That Rita's good, but I don't buy it for the other girl." She's not believable at all. And you've been here before. And yeah, who was in Casual Sex? Who was in that movie? up uh well, um Wendy uh I don't know. I forgot. Does any funny though. It actually got made and it was funny. I don't remember the movie. Well, it would have been a lot bigger had we been in it.

Exactly. And now and how's the little baby? Ryder, right? He's great. He's getting so big. He's going to be 4 in January. Oh, come on. Oh, look at his Oh my god. That's adorable. That's my booby. Oh, yeah, dig it. He's he's hilarious. He's like this little comedian. I do you know comedian Bill Hicks? Do you know who I'm talking about? He's sort of like he was like this great sort of politic kind of political social he'd be funny and serious all at the same time. And Ryder's like a 4-year-old Bill Hicks.

It's No. And I was telling somebody backstage this story about Ryder where that my mom told me and we call mom Gogo and so he was talking to Gogo and he said, "You know, Gogo um uh the planet's dying. And Wait, how old is he? He's 4. Okay. Not even. Right. And we're going to have to move to another planet when this planet dies." And Gogo goes, "Wha- really?" And he goes, "Yeah, you know who's killing the planet?" And she goes, "No, who?" "The Popsaropsies." That's my son. AND FOUR. That's amazing. It's kind of crazy. And I mean the fact that he even knows the word is weird. But like you know, Popsaropsies. are killing the planet.

Well, he's mixing a lot of different facts up, but maybe he's got something. I don't know what he It was like, well, it's yeah. That's hilarious. That's so funny. That's my boy. He's cute and that hair is adorable. Yeah, he won't let me cut it. And then finally I said, "We're going to have to cut your hair, you know?" And he goes, "Yeah, Mom." Uh and I go, "Well, can I cut it?" He goes, "Yeah, I want a mohawk." And I was like, I can't. I Okay. Yeah. They were cutting it another time. you're just going to let it grow longer and longer.

I think it's a daddy thing. I think his daddy's got long hair, so he loves his long hair. could do the mohawk where it's like flat ironed and hair sprayed really tall like that with a long At home. Yeah. Just at home. LONG LIKE I'M KIND OF A LITTLE bit of a big believer of like he might be three and a half, but he loves to put on his own clothes. He loves his hair. You know, let him do it. I just Yeah, it's his own expression. Exactly. start they start young. Yeah. Speaking of independence, you and I have something in common that I feel really good about this year.

Uh you're turning 50, I'm turning 50. Doesn't it feel like there's nothing wrong with it? it's the best thing ever in the whole wide world. I want to tell you can say anything you want when you're 50 cuz you've earned the right to do that. How many ladies out there are 50? All right. I know. AND THE OTHER thing for instance, like the other night we're in New York and we're in the car. It was really warm in New York the other night and we're driving down the I had the window rolled down in the car. And I look out to the side and there's this woman sitting like this and some guy is yelling at her and he's like, "You know, and you should have done it this way and you know, you said you were going to call and why

didn't you call?" And he's berating her, clearly a lover's quarrel. So I the window's open and I just yell at her, "WALK AWAY." AND HONESTLY YEAH. AND IT WASN'T LIKE I THOUGHT ABOUT IT AND I THOUGHT, "I'M GOING TO tell this, you know, what?" It's just like it just blurts out because you're 50. It's like, "Walk away." You just say it. Exactly. I agree with you. Uh we have to take a break. We'll be right back. We'll talk about this uh the directing of the real women We're back with Kate Hudson and Rita Wilson and uh Kate's trying to get me to give her some money. She said she's she

said to play some poker. I'm bad though. I thought I was good and then I played with people who are good and now I realize I'm bad. All right, so let's talk It's real women essays uh and Glamour magazine uh it started this whole thing. Yeah, it's called it's real moments. It's like um uh basically what they've done is they put together this uh program or thing where they ask women who usually in front of the camera to come behind the camera and they take real-life stories from uh their readers and this year Clinique sponsored and there's always a theme every year and this year's theme is Clinique Happy so it's happiness and um and that's what it is and it was amazing.

Yeah. All right, the story you know, the stories come from women all over the country. Just normal women. your stories. You're just directing someone else's story. And the stories are submitted by Glamour readers and the story that I chose actually came from a writer who lives in Sherman Oaks, California which is right here, our home turf. Can I say her name? Can I say it? Her name is Michelle K. I'm saying yes. I have no idea. Sure you can. And um and I just thought that was I didn't know that she was from Sherman Oaks, California and wrote it but I love this story that she wrote.

I can't wait to see it and also you sing actually a song in yours, right? Yes. You sing yourself. Yes, Kate wrote hers and I sang a song in mine and that came up very interestingly enough and I really would like to thank Diane Warren because she wrote the song and gave us the song and you know who she is. She's like the hit master. She's written every song you've ever heard on the radio. It's true. And Diane Warren I was looking for a song for the end of the movie and there's enormous rights issues to play songs with labels that are attached blah. So I was 3 days away from locking my movie and she said, well you know, we were at a dinner and a friend said, well what are you looking for? And she says, I'm looking

for a song. And she said, well what's your movie about? And I said it's about a woman who goes through a thing and then something happens and she's better. And she goes, well how about this? And she puts her Nano on my ears, her headphones. Actually my Nano on my ears would be weird but her headphones from her Nano. And she said, what about this song? And it was this song called Lessons Learned. And I started like, this is the best most perfect song ever. I can't believe it. And she says, well you know, that's great. You can use it. And I said, no, you don't understand. We have rights issues. We can't. It's so complicated. And she said, no, I'll give it to you. And I said, thank

you very much but I know we can't. She goes, no, you understand. I'm the owner of the song. I'm the publisher of the song. I'm giving it to you for free. Wow. So she gave it to us and we she said, all you need is somebody to sing it. My voice coach happened to be there. He says, Rita can sing it. So I was like, I can? Okay. that's one of the best things about this Yeah and also you have this thing where you're you're calling in all these favors kind of and everybody comes through, you know? And that's like I kept saying on when I was shooting the movie there's this Van Morrison song called My Woman and he says, and all

my friends came through and all my friends came through. And that's that's what kept going on in my head was that's kind of what happened. And then everybody who worked on it had such a blast. And it kind of reminds you we have so much fun making movies and it should feel like this. It should feel like a blast, you know? Yeah. And if you want to see it that can watch Glamour's Real moments on glamour.com beginning Monday, October 15th and uh thank And you can download the song for free um from glamour.com or clinique.com and every time you download it, money Glamour is donating to charity.

Wonderful. All right. Thank you. We'll play Are You Smarter Than Someone In The Fifth Row When We Come Back. Don't go away. Okay, it's day three in our tournament Are You Smarter Than Someone In The Fifth Row? I love to watch the last stragglers just stop. This is our returning champion. This is Michelle Zarka. You've already won all kinds of things. I know. Yeah. She won two days in a row. You won a washer and dryer yesterday and a video camera and uh we're going to find out who you're playing against right now. Everybody in the fifth row, STAND ON UP.

THERE SHE IS. COME ON, JUDY. HI. HOW ARE YOU? I'M PUT THIS ON YOUR UH SHIRT HERE SO WE CAN HEAR you and your name is Judy. Yes. And uh hi Judy. Hi. It's Michelle, your opponent. And uh where are you from, Judy? What do you do? San Diego by way of Texas. Uh-huh. What part of Texas? Dallas. Dallas, lovely there, isn't it? All right, and what do you do? I'm a teacher. Uh-huh. What grade?

Seventh and eighth. Good for you. She's a teacher, that's a very What are you doing now? I'm an assistant for a company called Clear Capital. All right, good. I'm a CIA. Oh, good. Wonderful. Yeah. All right, uh here's what we're going to do today. Uh today is a Pictionary. Do you like the game Pictionary? Love it. I do, too. Now, I'm going to draw, so good luck. Okay. I'm not that good of a drawer, and I'm going to uh draw pictures uh in 30 seconds and uh for each of you. We're going to take turns. You don't both yell out at the same time, and whoever

guesses the most wins the game and will come back tomorrow to defend their title. Um all right, since it's game week, the theme is uh game shows. So, think of game shows in your head because uh and I won't move on until you actually guess. And we're going to start with Michelle because you're the reigning champion. Um oh, darn it. All right, you can skip that. Just think of a bunch of game shows. You ever watch Game Show Network? There's old ones, there's new ones, there's there's all kinds of game shows. Some are new, some are old. All right, well, 30 seconds on the clock.

Million Dollar Pyramid, Hundred Thousand Dollar Pyramid, Ten Thousand Dollar Pyramid. Five Hundred Thousand Dollar Pyramid. Dollar. Quarter. That was the Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar Pyramid. I was trying to get to Twenty-Five. That's that's the one there. All right, so, here we go. Huh? You thought what? it was a piece of toast. That Uh-oh, you're in trouble. You're really in trouble. Okay, let me warn you that this will be harder for me, okay?

Great. Come on, Ellen. Okay, there's old game shows, right? New game shows, some laughed at a while, some didn't. So, is this older? I'm not I can't tell you. Cheater. I know. All right, here we go. Okay. Rings, Olympics, worm. Oh. Centipede, inchworm. Muscle. Muscle, rings, muscle man, muscle game show with a man. Center. Oh, up the ladder shoots. Come on, give me something. [clears throat] What in the dickens is that? I got it. All right, do you know what it was?

Weakest Link. Link, yeah, that's strong and the opposite is and that's a link, but that was the weakest one. All right. It can't get worse. All right. Huh. All right, ring in when you know it. All right, this is a tiebreaker, ring in when you know it. I'm tied already. my god, this is hard. The category Game. Oh, that tiebreaker. Oh, good. I was going to have to draw the Newlywed Game, that would have been bad.

It would have been messy. You can imagine. All right. All right, it's uh you got to name this game show host, all right? Name this game show host. Okay. Um Yes. HOWIE MANDEL. YES. ALL RIGHT, UH JUDY, YOU'RE NOT THE WINNER, but you are not going to go home empty-handed. You and our home viewer are going to get this iPod NANO IPOD.

CONGRATULATIONS. OH, WE'LL GET THIS OFF before you run away and uh hurt yourself. All right, you'll be back tomorrow to face another opponent, and you and your our home viewer are going to win this flat screen TV. It's a 42-in LG Opus flat screen. Go look at it. LG Opus flat screen TV with high definition 1080p resolution. Goodbye. Thank you, Judy. WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK WITH KRISTIN CHENOWETH AFTER THIS. OUR NEXT GUEST is a star of both stage and screen, and we love her. Right now, you can catch her in one of the most talked about new shows of the season, ABC's Pushing Daisies. Please welcome the very

talented Kristin Chenoweth. Okay, so you just I now I don't feel so bad, actually. I can't complain. You cannot complain because Tell me you had a horrible accident. And when did this happen? Four weeks ago, I was on a trapeze. No. I wish it was that exciting. Um I was walking down my stairs, and um I fell. I did a banana peel like How many stairs?

Like 12. And cement stairs, right? It was like parking lot? Yeah, parking lot. And then I was like cuz you know you can't breathe. I was like huh Nobody was around except couple tumbleweeds, and then I decided to try to get to the lobby, and the only way I could do it was crawl on this arm. So I crawled like this all the way across the garage. Of course there's people everywhere all the time. Not this day. No, no, no. So I crawl and I get to the guy and I'm like, "I think I hurt myself." Kind of like how you were, "My back, my back." I was like, "My ribs, my ribs." And then burning sensation and I was

getting ready to go out on a date. And the guy took me to the hospital instead. What a What's a good first date? It was a wonderful date. He saw all my lingerie. Uh-huh. So you wore some nice lingerie for the hospital. Nice to meet you. Uh-huh. I'm so glad I matched. Uh-huh. So and what was it? I basically cracked two ribs and I have deep chest wall contusions and they thought that I broke my back, but I didn't. I didn't break my back.

Wow. And so the ribs are just sticking out? They're kind of sticking out and I'm a little swollen. Well, do they just put themselves back in a place? Yeah, you don't put a cast on for ribs. Like my dad said if you were a football player you'd been sidelined. Uh-huh. And basically I had to go to work and of course it was my big episode coming up and they were like, "How are you feeling?" I was like, "I think I broke my ribs." Okay, be on set of eight. Yeah, they were great. They really were. They were like, "Sorry about that. Percocet?"

Percocet, by the way, is a great drug. What are you taking? Uh I forgot what they gave me. I took something for a little while. Uh I can't remember the name of it. It wasn't Percocet. It was something else and I did it for a couple of days and then I was like, "I don't want to get on this stuff. This is bad." it can addict you, but evidently I was very good in the scenes. Uh-huh. Like you said you didn't Right. And they just said they saw the episode the other day and I was great. I was better than ever and I was like, "Should I just take drugs?"

Yeah. I mean, no, I shouldn't. I don't advocate drug taking unless you're your performance better, you maybe you should, you know? So and what happened to the uh to the guy? Are you still dating him? I mean, you know, it's going slow and he's so great. I mean, he like I said, he did see my lingerie and he called my mom. He's like, "Hi, you don't know me, but I'm in an I'm not an Italian restaurant. I'm at Cedars." And she's like, "Is that a good place?" She didn't know. No, but you know, she's a sweet southern lady, but anyway Well, I can't believe you're able to move around and laugh and everything with it's amazing. But when you said laughing or coughing, go to the bathroom.

Yeah. Go to the bathroom. No, I know. No, I remember that. It's not as bad now, but in the beginning, yeah, you could you can't any nothing. And also, you said how you were standing and you were totally fine. I'm like, see, I'm standing, I'm okay, right? Pain, major pain right here. Right. That's what It's just hurts. Constant pain. It's It's sad. Well, everybody at home or anybody in the audience, you know what we're talking about cuz it really does and let's talk about how did you did Your hair looks adorable, but was this something when you were on the drugs you decide that's a major commitment. Your hair was long. You were like Well, okay, I think you know I've had some hair issues.

No, not really. I lit my own hair on fire. Oh, yes. I'm like you, I've got to do a recap. Yeah. I was doing a I was sick and I had a note to self, don't put a candle on the back of your toilet if you're going to So, I threw up and my bun caught on fire. And I was like, "Oh, what's that smell?" And someone WAS LIKE, "BURNED HAIR!" AND IT WAS LIKE AND I GOT A TOWEL AND BEAT MY HEAD OFF, but then I woke up 4 days later and pulled chunks out and then I got new extensions put in. This is the PS that you don't know. And sometimes they're bonded on the wrong way. I had long hair, but we do it for fullness or whatever. And basically, they were bonded the wrong way. So, what they do is when they wet your head, they go So, I got in of the shower and I was

like, "Hmm, thick. Hmm, why is it like Princess Leia buns all over my head?" Oh my god, I can't get a comb through it. So, they had to cut them out and I had a big concert the next night in front of like 500 big wigs and uh the extension lady came over and brought over Nikki Ziering's hair for the Playboy Playmate girl. Uh-huh. And I got a whole new head of hair and after that I thought, you know, I'm done. I'm just done. I'm going to be my own natural self and I cut I didn't cut it, but fantastic. You like it? I think you look great. It's beautiful. Thank you. I do. You're welcome. All right. Speaking of singing, I understand you have a little surprise for me and you're going to sing something for me and I can't wait

because uh you're always very entertaining and we'll be back and we're going to hear a little song that she's going to do. Just for you. That's Kristin Chenoweth in Pushing Daisies. And are you enjoying it? That's a very sexy role for you. I Who knew? I'm always usually thinking the girl next door, but whatever. Uh no, it's a sexy role. No bra on. Here I go. No, I wear a bra. I totally wear a bra. Uh-huh. I love it. It's really fun. It's long, long, long hours, but the show is so special and unique. It has a really unique voice and uh

It is. It's great. If you haven't seen it, you should check it out. It's It is very different and I love that there's something different on TV. Yeah, right. Isn't that nice and refreshing? Yeah, that has actors in it and not real people. Unscripted. Is it? Yeah. We miss that. We do. We miss people that work very hard to you know, hone their craft and actually show us their skills. Thank you, Ellen. I feel so blessed to get to do it.

Yeah. All right, so let's talk about you're going to sing a song that I can't wait to hear your version of, but the last time you were here breathe from your hoo-hoo, was it? Yeah. And that caught on. A lot of people Everybody comes up to me and no matter where I'm at, they're like, "You taught Ellen to sing from her hoo." People now know I taught I sang from my vagina. I don't know how I did that. But have you been practicing? UH-HUH. YEAH.

EVERY DAY. WELL, I MEAN, THIS is your song. Yes, that's This is my song I wrote. And I have the lyrics here and I like the lyrics and I don't want to offend you. I think that tune So, um I put my own spin on it. Fine. I'm I'm open to that. That's what happens when you have a very popular hit song, people will take it and then do a cover. Yeah, a cover and that's kind of what my feeling was, a cover here. Okay. Maybe more in the along the lines of something more legit. You know, I'm not a rapper. I'm not really an R&B star.

Okay. No? Okay, no. I know, it's shocking. Um I could never rap. You can do it. All right. Leo can't rap. Okay. Um Okay. Okay. You ready? Leo. I don't need no Emmy in my life to make me happy cuz I'm already happy without an Emmy. But it would be so nice to win an Emmy. If they want to give me one, I'll take it home with me. Amazing. With a broken rib. I CAN DO IT WITH a broken rib. Live with it. She's got it. SHE'S GOT A BROKEN RIB. PUSHING DAISIES AIR TONIGHT AT 8:00 ON ABC. We'll be right back. Don't go away.

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Well, it's 2004 and I'm moving from Las Vegas back to my home in Los Angeles. So, I bring Bosco down to hang out with my mom for a couple weeks while I pack and everything. Um during the course of those 2 weeks, I get a call from my mother and she says that Bosco's Bosco got out of the gate somehow. And so, I panic of course. And then she tells me a couple of seconds later that he had just been groomed so he didn't have his tags on. So, if you were to see this little guy roaming around a city that's strange to him, he would have no tags on and no way of you knowing whose owner was. But, I remembered that I he had a little microchip. It's about rice sized implanted right underneath his skin. And

um and I called the home the people of HomeAgain and updated my information with my mom's information that would never change. And um and 3 and 1/2 years later, they found him. In Arizona? Arizona. So, I mean, I got I want to know So, 3 and 1/2 years later, 400 miles away in Arizona, this dog's wandering around No tags still. No tags. Bosco, what happened during all that time? Tell us what happened. This is the cutest dog I've ever seen. That's such a sweet dog. All right. So, we want more happy endings like that. So, we want everybody to go to HomeAgain.

And we've set up a goal. We're hoping to get 2 million pets chipped. My all my pets are microchipped. If you don't have your pets microchip, you have to do that. But, we're hoping to get 2 million pets chipped and enrolled by the end of this year. Everyone in the audience is getting a free membership to Home Again. We're giving 100 away on our website. Log on for your chance to win, and everybody needs to do that. Thank you very much. I want to thank Kate Hudson, Rita Wilson, Kristin Chenoweth. Tomorrow Dana Carvey will be here. Bye, everybody.

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