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Justin Hartley Says 'really famous' Basketball Player Thought He 'quit the business' After 'Smallville'
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- Justin Hartley Says 'really famous' Basketball Player Thought He 'quit the business' After 'Smallville'
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- Justin Hartley Says 'really famous' Basketball Player Thought He 'quit the business' After 'Smallville'
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Justin Hartley visits "The Talk" and shares a story about a famous mystery basketball player. Hartley says, "I do this thing, where I play this game, sort of an internal game that I play with myself when someone walks up and I try to determine before they say anything what they're going to know me from. And a lot of times I can tell. And this one time I was at this event, and this really famous, really great, really wonderful basketball player, I won't say his name but he's great. He comes up to me and goes, can I get a hug? And he's massive, and I'm like, sure man. And of course, I'm like this guy obviously is a big 'This Is Us' fan, it touched his life...and he pulls back and he goes, I just loved you on 'Smallville.' And he had no idea bout 'This Is Us,' he had never, he was like, so did you like quit the business after? He had no idea, and I was just sitting here going, wow."
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- EXCLUSIVE 'Tracker' Clip; Justin Hartley on Shirtless Scenes: "I don't mind it."
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Friday on "The Talk" Justin Hartley shares an exclusive clip from Sunday's "Tracker" episode alongside guest star, Brent Sexton. Hartley says, "That's a really cool clip that you played, our writers do such a great job of interlacing a serialized element to our procedural show, so you get a closed ended story every week. But at the same time, there is this story that's been going on for 10 years, he's [character Colter Shaw] been looking for this woman that's gone missing...it's haunted him for 10 years, he won't let it go, he's tortured by it. And you start to see a little bit of that. That's Brent Sexton, he's an amazing actor. He's incredible and he came in, we wrote this character that was a retired cop. Really great character on the page, and then he came and just elevated the whole thing. It's just, what a treat to work with that guy." Hartley goes on to justify his multitude of shirtless scenes, "I don't mind it...as long as it makes sense, you know."
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- Jerry O'Connell and Akbar Gbajabiamila Make 'friendly wager' on Tyson vs. Paul Fight
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Friday on "The Talk" hosts Jerry O'Connell and Akbar Gbajabiamila confirm their bet on tonight's Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight. Akbar says, "I truly believe that Mike Tyson is going to win this fight. So I say, let's put a nice little friendly wager on it...I said that Mike Tyson would of course annihilate this man and win. And if he doesn't win, I will put a tattoo on my neck that says 'Jerry rocks.' And when Mike Tyson wins, that man over there, Jerry O'Connell will wear my entire name tattooed on his neck, Akbar Oluwakemi-Idowu Gbajabiamila going all around his entire neck." The losers tattoo will be revealed on Monday on "The Talk!"
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- Skye Marshall Says Kathy Bates is 'excited to be on this ride with her'; Says 'Matlock' is her 'Cinderella story'
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Thursday on "The Talk" Skye Marshall makes her television talk show debut and dishes on "Matlock" and her friendship with Kathy Bates. On how this version of "Matlock" is different from the 80's version, she says, "Because have Kathy Bates, I mean, so much love to Andy [Griffith] and series, the original, but what we did is not a reboot it's a complete reimagination." On becoming friends with Bates, she reveals, "She is in my cell phone, she actually texted me last night and she was like I'm just so excited to be on this ride with you because this is my Cinderella story, this is my breakout role, nobody knew who I was...but being Kathy's friend, we cried this day at Times Square seeing her billboard [photo] because even as Kathy, you know seeing me like oh my God this is so new for me I can't believe this is happening to me, Kathy Bates is also like I never imagined being on a billboard by myself at 76." Marshall goes on to share the story about the first time she was recognized while shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York.
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- Bonnie Hunt On Taylor Kinney 'flirting' and 'thinking about her'
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- Bonnie Hunt visits "The Talk" and confirms new sitcom in the works and dishes on Taylor Kinney crush. Jerry O'Connell says, 'Bonnie, this is so exciting, you are writing a new sitcom." Hunt jokes, "That's a boldface lie. Yes, I'm always writing something, I'm writing a new sitcom." O'Connell, "Are you allowed to talk about it at all?" Hunt adds, "No, well no." She goes on to say, "I gotta tell you a story about being over age. You know the guy [Taylor Kinney] who was engaged to Lady Gaga who's on 'Chicago Fire'... So I meet him in Chicago at a fundraiser for like you know medical research. And he's kind of talking to me, and I'm like is he flirting or am I imagining it? I'm like, I hope so. So I think about this for a while and the event is over, but he talked to me and stuff. And then there's another charity event like a year and half later, he comes up to me...and he says 'Bonnie, hi.' He goes, 'Gosh, I've been thinking about you since I saw you.' I'm like, I knew it. He's flirting with me. He says, 'But I didn't get your number, and I couldn't contact you.' And my, I'm telling you guys, my whole body changed, all the sudden I was 25 again. And he says to me, 'I wanted to call you because I thought maybe you could play my mom on the show.'"
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- Emmanuel Acho on How He Was Hand-Picked to Host 'Second Chance Stage', Calls Out Judge Taye Diggs 'waterworks'
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Emmanuel Acho and Taye Diggs visit "The Talk" and dish on their new reality competition show "Second Chance Stage." On how Chip and Joanna Gaines hand-picked Acho for his role as host, he explains, "In 2020...I started this show 'Uncomfortable Conversations' talking about race trying to bridge the gap. True story, after my first episode with Matthew McConaughey, Chip Gaines reached out to me, he said, hey I'd love to be on the show under one condition...I want to sit down and talk to you but I want my kids there...at that moment we forged a relationship, didn't see Chip for another four years until we were getting ready for 'Second Chance Stage'...they said we wanted to find a way to work with you...it's just powerful." He adds, "We all can relate to the characters in this cast, and it took us through a gauntlet of emotions." Diggs adds, "It [emotions] caught me off guard...once you hear these people's stories it makes you look at the talent in a completely different way...it was too much for me." Acho reveals, "A quick true story, cause I'm hosting and I look at Taye in the audience...and just waterworks." Diggs reacts, "I don't know if it's because I'm older, I can't control it. My son makes fun of me."
