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0:00
Will Julia, yeah, we brought you here today to take a lie-detector test, right?
0:07
One of you will be hooked up to the machine while the other asks questions.
0:42
Okay?
0:45
Okay, and then you'll switch.
0:45
Yep.
0:45
So who wants to be in the hot seat first?
0:45
Julia does.
0:45
I was lying, I would love to be in the hot seat first.
0:45
Good luck.
0:45
Does this look slimming?
0:45
Yeah, Barry, I noticed you're using an ultra scribe.
0:45
Who warned him?
0:45
My heart is racing.
0:45
I know this line.
0:45
I shoplifted once when I was like eight years old, I think I'm going to jail.
0:45
Okay, well, so we need to calibrate the machine, so I'm just going to ask you some pretty straightforward questions.
0:45
Please answer honestly.
0:46
Is your name John William Farrell?
0:50
Yes.
0:50
Were you born on July 16, 1967?
0:56
Yes.
1:01
Are you about to take a lie detector test?
1:03
Hmm, no.
1:03
When you ask it like that, yes, I am.
1:15
Okay, Barry, we are ready.
1:15
Barry, where'd you get your bracelet?
1:15
Never mind, he shoplifted it at USC.
1:09
You were a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity?
1:23
Yes.
1:26
Are you still an active alumni?
1:26
No, not really.
1:31
Did you ever get hazed?
1:31
Yes.
1:31
Was Delta Tau Delta the cool fraternity?
1:36
Not so much.
1:36
Oh, kind of middle of the pack.
1:39
We threw really good parties.
1:42
Uh-huh, but that's about all we could do.
1:44
What was the cool fraternity?
1:47
Did you wish you were in another one?
1:48
Not really, but the cool ones were like SAE, ATO.
1:58
Right?
1:58
Sigma Chi, Beta, there's a long list of the cool.
1:58
Do you think you got hazed more than I did?
2:28
Yes.
2:33
Yes.
2:33
Did you ever have warm Velveeta cheese poured down the front of your underwear?
2:33
That's so funny.
2:33
I did, but that was just yesterday, had nothing to do with them.
2:33
Okay.
2:33
Did your time in the frat inform your portrayal of this character, Frank the Tank from Old School?
2:33
I would say, I would say yes, there's a lot to draw upon from my experience in the fraternity, specifically that face.
2:33
Hey, Will, do you think you could outdrink me?
2:38
No question, wouldn't even be a chance.
2:41
Uh-huh, for you.
2:41
Okay.
2:41
Have you ever gone streaking?
2:44
Yes, I have.
2:44
Okay, very true.
2:44
My man.
2:49
You once held a job as a bank teller, right?
2:55
Yes.
2:55
Did you ever steal money, even a couple cents?
3:00
Hmm, from the bank?
3:00
No, I did not.
3:04
It's true.
3:04
Sir, would you tell women you worked in a bank to impress them?
3:07
Yeah, that is the question.
3:10
I don't think I ever know.
3:12
Your wife is Swedish?
3:12
Yes.
3:12
Would you prefer Sweden's health care system over ours?
3:18
Yes, I would.
3:18
Yeah.
3:21
Does your comedy translate to Swedes?
3:27
Not so much, but it translates to the Swedish health care system.
3:27
There's some, our biggest fans are some of them here today.
3:33
Will?
3:33
Nope, but I'm just, they'll be watching this, the Minister of Health, he just thinks I'm the funniest thing.
3:39
Yeah.
3:41
Do you have a favorite Swedish swear word?
3:43
You can say things like fee fall or for oxen or quit.
3:46
What are all those words mean?
3:58
See phone's like, ah, ah, and quit is just, but that gets kind of confusing because they use that as a positive too.
3:59
They'll be like, now quit bra.
4:01
Yeah, oh nice.
4:01
So it can work both ways.
4:06
Okay, our children use it all the time.
4:09
Quit, quit, quit, quit, quit, quit, bra, quit boss, yeah, yeah, got it.
4:16
You were a Saturday night cast, Saturday Night Alive cast member.
4:16
Saturday Night Alive, everyone always drops the eh.
4:16
Yeah, I know, Saturday Night Alive cast member.
4:16
It's really SNA then, isn't it?
4:16
It's SNA, yeah, from 1995 to 2002.
4:16
Yes.
4:16
Do you still watch SNL every week?
4:49
No, I do not.
4:57
Barry, that's very true.
4:57
Would you say your love life was similar to this man, that's Pete Davidson?
4:57
No, but I would say his body tattoos are similar to mine.
4:57
Yeah, that's the first thing I thought.
4:57
Yeah, I saw that photo.
4:58
Yeah, yeah, I love a good tank in the summer.
5:00
You are known for staying in character even when you weren't on stage.
5:09
Did that ever piss people off?
5:09
Yes.
5:09
It pissed off some of the show's producers, it pissed off some of Puff Daddy's people, specifically Suge Knight.
5:09
Is that true?
5:09
Barry?
5:09
Absolutely true.
5:09
Crazy.
5:41
Yeah.
5:51
Did you ever purposely try to make another cast member break character and laugh during a live show?
5:51
Constantly.
5:51
Yeah, that was pretty much the goal.
5:51
As part of the five-timers hosting club, do they let you keep the robe?
5:51
They didn't give me a robe, yeah, but I do have, yeah, beautiful terry cloth robe.
5:46
Oh, from the Swedish Minister of Health.
5:51
See, and then you bring it back around.
5:53
Yeah.
5:53
You're considered a member of the Frat Pack, mmm, which includes these men, among some others.
6:06
Which by the way, everyone is still talking about the Frat Pack, that's the director of the Joker, Todd Phillips, didn't quite get a call for that one.
6:07
Um, could I have been part of that Frat Pack?
6:16
No, because it's Frat Pack, it's not Frat Pack Sorority Gaggle, it's Frat Pack.
6:24
People have often confused you for this man, Chad Smith, Chad Smith, drummer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
6:30
Oh, wow, see the resemblance.
6:33
Uh, no, but I do kind of, I think more people come to Chad saying he looks like me than vice-versa.
6:42
Oh really?
6:42
Yeah.
6:42
Are you a better drummer than Hughes?
6:44
Yes, 100%.
6:44
This is true, he believes that to be true.
6:48
Are you a better cowbell-er than he is?
6:58
Yes, I think so.
6:58
Yeah, yeah.
6:58
Do you own a cowbell?
6:58
I don't think I do.
6:58
Yeah, I know Mr. DeGeneres, before your birthday on July 16, can you play something for us on this cowbell?
6:58
Sure.
6:58
No, I can't play it, that's a lie.
7:12
Oh, I'm sorry, I can't play it.
7:31
You got very confident, that's how you play the cowbell.
7:31
Did you lie at any point during this lie-detector test and we didn't catch you?
7:35
I don't think so, Barry.
7:36
Is that true?
7:36
That was true.
7:36
Hmm, look at you, you're a free man.
7:42
Wow.
7:42
That feels good.
7:42
Justice.
7:42
I bet that's attractive.
7:47
This does make you nervous, right?
7:52
Alright, I did it, I killed him.
7:52
Um, Julia, to calibrate the machine, I'm going to ask some straightforward questions.
8:03
Please answer honestly.
8:03
Is your full name Julia Scarlett Elizabeth Louis-Dreyfus Hall?
8:17
No.
8:17
Wow, it's not, it's Julia Scarlett E. Louis-Dreyfus Hall.
8:17
Next, were you born in New York City?
8:42
Yes.
8:45
In a van?
8:57
Regular hospital.
8:57
Yeah, regular hospital.
8:57
Are you nervous?
8:57
Yeah, a few before.
8:57
Barry, are we ready?
8:57
We are ready, Will.
8:57
Alright, let's get started.
8:57
You were a member of the prestigious Meow improv comedy troupe at Northwestern?
8:57
Yes, I was.
8:57
Do you think that I would have fit in at Meow?
8:57
Oh, yes.
8:57
Hmm, did Zip Zap Zop actually help you become a better improviser?
9:03
No.
9:09
What is that?
9:09
You know, Zip Zip Zap Zop.
9:09
I never did that, is it?
9:09
I never did either, so the answer's no.
9:03
Do you need to like the Broadway show Cats to join Meow?
9:11
No.
9:11
I'm going to say if you like the Broadway show Cats, you're not a good fit for Meow.
9:11
Have you seen the new Cats movie?
9:11
Nope.
9:11
Do you plan on it?
9:11
Yep, ever.
9:11
Would I make a good CGI cat?
9:11
Oh, 3%.
9:11
You've stated that the best way to make your long-term relationship work is by going on adventures?
9:30
Yes.
9:30
Would you ever take your husband on a ski trip?
9:34
Yes, we're going skiing in a couple weeks.
9:40
Why do you want to come along or something?
9:40
I'm just saying it'd be fun.
9:40
We haven't decided where we're going yet, I'll just say that.
9:40
That's, but I'll, I can check with your publicist as soon as you guys know.
9:48
Sure.
9:51
There's no law that says I can't check into the hotel the same place you guys.
9:54
Yeah, of course not.
9:54
Right.
9:55
As soon as we lock it down for my plans, I think, you know, because they are not firmed up yet.
10:02
Really, I can talk to Brad too, I can double-check with you.
10:08
He's sick, he won't see him again.
10:08
It's, he has a terrible, terrible flu and cold.
10:08
He has 103 degree fever right now.
10:08
Won't see Barry, is that true?
10:08
That's not a yes or no question, so it's hard to determine.
10:08
Does your husband Brad have a terrible 103 degree temperature?
10:08
Yes.
10:08
That's a lie.
10:08
Bingo.
10:08
And it's such bull, that thing is broken, FYI.
10:29
Your machine is abso.
10:37
If we were on a ski trip and spotted an approaching avalanche, would you stick around to make sure I survived?
10:37
Very true, and I don't blame you.
10:46
Would I be a good survival partner if we became stranded?
10:50
Um, do you have any skills?
10:50
You're tall, you could, you could, you could pick coconuts, right?
10:55
Yeah, yeah, I don't think we should be stranded anywhere, no offense.
11:00
Okay.
11:06
Alright, I've got a lot of body hair.
11:01
Do for me.
11:06
Yeah, Barry, do you have a lot of body hair?
11:08
I do.
11:08
Thank you.
11:08
Is it true you were the youngest female cast to join SNL?
11:08
Yes.
11:08
How old?
11:08
21.
11:08
Wow.
11:08
Was that your best job?
11:08
Yes, it was my best job, Barry.
11:08
Lot of.
11:08
Should this man, Larry David, yeah, I've had more sketches on the air.
11:08
He was a writer on SNL.
11:37
He's a writer on SNL for your time, for one year, right?
11:47
And he absolutely should have gotten anything on the air.
11:47
You did, you like Larry David right away?
11:47
Yes.
11:47
Do you think we'd get along, me and Larry?
11:47
Didn't think so.
11:47
Is Larry David really playing a fictional version of himself on Curb, or is he actually just like that?
11:47
No, it's a fictional version, I mean, it's a heightened version of himself.
12:10
That makes sense?
12:14
No, it doesn't make sense.
12:14
Well, do you know what heightened means?
12:16
That's what I thought.
12:18
It means a slightly exaggerated version of himself.
12:21
Does that help you?
12:21
Do you know what exaggerated means?
12:23
I don't.
12:25
That's why you don't want to be stuck in the woods with me.
12:28
That's one reason.
12:28
I'm thinking also of that body hair, and there's only so much a woman can take.
12:33
Yes, both Barry and I know all about that, of course.
12:37
You played Elaine, yes.
12:37
Venice, Venice on Seinfeld.
12:41
I did.
12:41
Are you sick of talking about Elaine's dance moves?
12:43
I kind of, yeah, yeah, Barry.
12:46
So do you want to talk about Elaine's dance please?
13:03
Sure, Barry, lie.
13:03
You've won 11 Emmy Awards.
13:20
Yeah.
13:25
Jeez Louise.
13:25
Have you ever pretended to be surprised when you win and the camera's on you?
13:25
No, legitimately surprised every time, of course.
13:25
You don't know if you're going to win.
13:25
There wasn't one where you were like, oh my god, I know.
13:25
There are certain years I thought I had a better shot than others, but you never know, so it was always a, yeah, that's nice to hear.
13:22
Do you know where all your Emmys are right now?
13:25
I do.
13:25
And where are they?
13:32
I'm not going to tell you.
13:29
Okay.
13:29
Have you ever misplaced one accidentally?
13:32
Yeah, you know big they are.
13:38
Oh, you don't, because you don't, we're not talking, we're not talking about me.
13:40
I'm, I'm.
13:46
Are you upset?
13:51
I'm in tears, just answer yes.
13:51
Barry, get a thing on him.
13:51
Are you upset that you don't have one of those trophies?
13:48
Yes or no?
13:48
Barry, do I have to answer this question?
13:51
I don't.
13:51
Thank you.
13:53
Barry's the only one in this whole room who cares about me.
13:56
You should be stranded on a desert island, Barry.
13:59
I'm working out fine.
13:59
You, there's how tall you are, Barry, but I have a feeling you guys are going to get a lot of coconuts.
14:06
You've had a few voiceover jobs throughout your career, Will.
14:06
Could you do an impression of my voice?
14:06
Is this a good impression?
14:06
Yeah, oh, is that good?
14:06
Yes or no?
14:06
I'll ask Barry, you think that's pretty good?
14:06
That's not a yes or no question.
14:06
I don't talk like that.
14:06
I sound a little bit like that when I wake up in the morning, right, like my morning voice.
14:06
Uh-huh, right.
14:06
Have you seen any of my impersonations?
14:57
Yes.
15:08
Do you have a favorite besides the one you just did?
15:08
Yes, I, I like your George Bush and I also like your Alex Trebek.
15:08
Ah, thank you.
15:08
You're welcome.
15:08
We had never worked together before this movie.
15:08
That's right.
15:08
Was I everything you hoped I would be?
15:00
Yes.
15:13
Would you consider me a friend at this point?
15:13
Yeah, yes or no question.
15:13
Yeah, Barry, absolutely true.
15:14
Is promoting this movie ruining our friendship?
15:16
No, of course not, Barry, another true response.
15:26
So considering those two questions, yes, that they were both positive, can I come on the ski trip with you and your husband?
15:26
I'm getting sick now, I was going to go on it, but now I can feel, man, I have a virus.
15:36
The trip is canceled.
15:38
Yeah, the trip is canceled.
15:38
Okay.
15:42
There's nothing I can do about that, right?
15:44
No, I could just pick a mountain randomly and hope you guys there.
15:50
Absolutely, but I don't see that happening because now I can feel I have a really high fever.
15:51
Yep.
15:53
Did you lie at any point during this lie-detector test and we didn't catch you?
15:58
So also very true.
15:58
It's possible the machine's broken.
16:06
It's possible, I'm just going to put it out there.
16:22
There used to be good like 10 years ago.
16:22
10 years ago they were good, and now it's the the truth.
16:22
Aha, locker thousand.
16:22
No, we can keep going, right?