[ light laughter ] vice presidential nominee tim kaine said this week, that when donald trump insults hillary clinton it makes him furious. and you wouldn't want to see tim kaine when he is furious. no, actually, let's see that. oh -- [ laughter ] the clinton foundation has reportedly alerted staff that there will be dozens of lay offs at the end of the year. said one staffer, please be me, please. oh please be me. that's available. [ applause ] donald trump said yesterday that there will be a great place for former presidential candidate dr. ben carson and his administration if he wins, although i'm guessing it won't be secretary of energy. [ light laughter ] a new poll has found that almost 70% of voters say they have concerns about donald trump's rhetoric and the other 30% said, which one's rhetoric? 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[ laughter ] where were we. oh right. and finally, the mayor of fort lee admitted yesterday that he lied to his constituents about the bridgegate scandal because he was quote petrified of chris christie. him? he didn't even look scary when he was causing all of that trouble for the ghost busters. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, from the new film "the magnificent seven," one of our favorites, chris pratt, is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we have another edition of nbc's "forced friends" with miley cyrus. [ cheers and applause ] and we have co-creators of hbo's "high maintenance" ben sinclair and and katja blichfeld. so first -- first, before all that, with presidential election less than two months away, new polls are coming out every day. for example this week a new cnn poll found that donald trump was beating hillary clinton 45 to 43% but these polls don't just give a national picture. they also break down certain demographics in the electorate, and they get really, really specific. so let's dig deeper in this new cnn poll -- to this new cnn poll in a segment we call "specific demographics." m♪ [ applause ] >> seth: okay. so we know the overall that also in this cnn poll among women clinton is leading 53-38. among white males trump is ahead 48% to 41% and among white males who call their friend group "the wolf pack" it's trump up big 86-14. [ light laughter ] among people who write a first draft of a birthday card on a separate piece of paper before they fill out the actual card it's clinton 100, trump zero. [ laughter ] this one, i found very interesting. among men who claim to be femininst just to get laid, dead heat, clinton 50, trump 50. [ light laughter ] among dads who can whistle with two fingers, trump 97, clinton three. among people who blame their flatulence on the dog it's trump ahead 89 to clinton's 11. but among people who blame their flatulence on the increase in hormones injected into farm factory meat you can flip it, clinton 89, trump 11. among people who flex their arm when someone touches it. that's trump 75, clinton 25. among aunts who scream when the d.j. plays "the electric slide" at a wedding reception, clinton 93, trump seven. however among uncles who mutter "there she goes again," every time the aunt gets excited about the electric slide, trump 93, clinton 7. among people who spend all morning thinking about fried chicken then they get to lunch sigh, and order grilled chicken instead. clinton 63. trump 37. [ light laughter ] among women who were last seen at burning man wearing nothing but a puka shell necklace it's green party candidate jill stein in a landslide -- [ laughter ] -- with 98% of the vote. among people who say their favorite all time song lyric is, ♪ pinching nurses asses while i'm [bleep] off with jurgens that i'm jerking ♪ ♪ by this whole bag of viagra isn't working ♪ ♪ every single person is a slim shady sure lurking. [ laughter ] dead heat, 50-50. surprised me. 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: gun slinger. >> huh? >> seth: you're a gunslinger. >> i get to be a gunslinger. >> seth: you sling guns all over this movie. >> yeah, there's a lot of guns being slung? >> seth: slung, yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: guns, slung. [ laughter ] now, "magnificent 7," classic film. >> yeah. >> seth: this is, what you remake, updating? what would you call it? >> i guess you'd call it -- originally the film, the "magnificent 7" from the 60s had yul brynner, steve mcqueen, great cast, it was considered a remake of a japanese film, by kurosawa. >> seth: sure. >> called "the seven samurai." and so this is like a reimagining of that story. >> seth: fantastic. >> yeah. >> seth: i know this is a big deal for you. because you've graced many -- the cover of many a magazine. >> but now. >> seth: but thanks to this. >> yeah. >> seth: i mean -- >> i got the big one. >> seth: you got the big one. >> seth: you're on the cover of "cowboys and indians." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hey, you look good. >> thanks, yeah. >> seth: i bet cowboys are on the cover of this magazine more than indians. >> you think so? >> seth: yeah, i think that, maybe. >> there's got to -- i have to. >> seth: yeah. >> you know what, i'm going to go home and look >> seth: okay, yeah. >> through my back catalogs. [ laughter ] >> seth: but, this is great you're a movie star. but because you were on the cover after "jurassic world," you're on the cover of "dinosaurs." right? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: on "dinosaur magazine?" >> i was in "dinosaur magazine." we did -- >> seth: space man. >>"space man magazine." >> seth: with the guardians? >> yep, yep. we did lego minifig-magazine. >> seth: oh that's right. [ laughter ] you've been on the cover of a lot of magazines? >> yeah, a lot of magazines. >> seth: the movie looks beautiful. >> thank you, it is beautiful. i'm so proud of it. >> seth: and this is -- because you've been in films with a lot of cgi before. >> right. >> seth: but this less. this is all practical. >> all practical all real, yeah. real horses, real guns. real cowboys. >> seth: that clip, that guy died. >> yeah. >> seth: that guy really died. [ laughter ] >>i'm wanted for murder. >> seth: you're wanted for murder. >> in baton rouge, for killing that guy. >> seth: so, you're currently on the lamb? >> i'm on the lamb. >> seth: that's great. >> but i wanted to take a second, because i just love to come to this show. >> seth: thank you so much. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: for you to be on the lamb and taking time out for us. [ laughter ] >> anything for you. >> seth: and i -- you know, usually when people are on the lamb, they're real skittish. >> yeah. >> seth: but you just seem settled. >> yeah, calm. >> seth: you're calm, you're ready to go. >> cold blooded killer. >> seth: there you go. >> i became a cold blooded killer. >> you also -- you're a gambler in this film. >> yeah. >> seth: so you do some card trickery. >> yes. that trick i did in the clip, this -- that thing? [ laughter ] that was not fake. >> seth: really? >> that was real, yeah. >> seth: and did you have any previous card trick experience? >> you know i did. i learned from one of my high school teachers, mr. sigler taught me a lot of card tricks, back in the day so i -- >> seth: what was he supposed to be teaching you? what was the class? was it intro to magic? >> it was after -- he was a -- i want to -- don't even remember. [ laughter ] >> seth: gotcha. >> but he taught me bird calls and magic tricks. [ laughter ] >> seth: wow! >> i think that may have been the class. bird calls and magic tricks. >> seth: that sounds like -- >> i went to a really alternative high school. >> seth: yeah. are you going to do a trick for us now? >> do you want to see a card trick? >> seth: i would love to. >> you want to see a card trick? [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> nothing up my sleeve, just this watch i borrowed from cartier that i have to give back, which is pretty cool. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's great, alright, cool. >> you see before you, a simple deck of cards. >> seth: uh huh. >> ooh. >> seth: that's it. that's the sound cards make. >> yeah, pretty good, huh? >> seth: yeah that's great, you're off to a great start. [ cheers ] >> so what would you say is the most powerful card in the deck? >> seth: the most powerful card in the deck? >> yeah. >> seth: the ace. >> the ace, i like the ace of spades. >> seth: that's a good one. >> tell me when to stop on the ace of spades. >> seth: stop. woah! >> pretty good, huh? >> seth: that's great. >> look, they're not all ace of spades. [ laughter ] there are many, many cards. >> seth: well, i tip my cap to mr. sigler? was it mr. sigler? >> yeah, satchel sigler. >> seth: well, since we saw how good that is, can you do a bird call for us? >> i don't have. i -- i don't have. he -- i don't have the bird calls with me. >> seth: okay. >> it wasn't like with my mouth. he had a little -- >> seth: oh, gotcha. >>calls that i would use. >> seth: well that seems like a little bit like cheating. [ laughter ] >> yeah. we had actual birds. >> seth: yeah, oh okay. another thing is, well you're riding horses. >> yeah, i'm riding a ton of horses. >> seth: is this a skill you had previous to this film? >> oh, gosh, no. i've been -- i'm bad, bad. i guess that's how i would describe my -- >> seth: okay. >> horse riding skills. >> seth: would the horses agree? do you think they can sense your -- >> most definitely yep. >> seth: okay. >> those horses, they can sense. and they see me, and i'm a big guy, and they're like, "all right, buddy, don't get on me and not know how to ride. [ laughter ] you're too heavy to carry around if you don't know how to ride." and i get on there, i'm like "howdie cowboy!" they're like, ah, [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] but i, you know -- >> seth: have you -- so in your whole career, you've never had to ride a horse for anything? >> never for any kind of movies no. i was embarrassed on horses, a few times in my life growing up, so i had a contentious relationship with -- >> seth: okay. >> the equine. >> seth: was it just that you lacked the fundamental understanding of how horses work? >> i treated them like jet skis. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> i was like, "i know, i'm just going to jump on you, and hit the gas and you go, right?" >> seth: gotcha, right. >> and they're like "i'm a living being, i'm going to crush you now." >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> yeah i just didn't fully put together that it was a living animal, really breathing being. >> seth: well why would you? >> why would you, who gives a [ bleep ]. no but i would just jump and say, and also, my confidence would quickly outgrow my skill. like in almost everything in my life. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you only need to do something for a second to think, i got this. >> to think i got this. >> seth: right? >> yeah. oh so this --so you hit it with this and it walks? going to hit it real hard and make it sprint. >> seth: okay, yeah. >> and then yeah, i had to get rescued, one time, by the girl i was dating. >> seth: oh, no. >> yeah that was -- >> seth: were you -- the both of you were on horses? >> we were on horses, we were on this beach, it was supposed to -- >> seth: so romantic, yeah. >> be romantic, and the horse took off running, and i -- my feet came out of the stirrups. [ laughter ] and my feet were up in the air, and my -- i was holding the very end of the reigns. >> seth: uh huh. >> and my head was bouncing off of the back of the horses ass. [ laughter ] i was seconds from death. [ laughter ] this thing is going about 40 miles an hour -- >> seth: uh huh. >> down a rocky beach. >> seth: that's not good. >> i'm like, this is it, i'm going to die. >> seth: yeah. >> and i hear "hyah, hyah!" and then the girl, just totally rides up and saves the day. >> seth: oh yeah. [ light laughter ] >> she had to grab my reigns and calm the horse. "hyah!" and i was just like, that was it [ unintelligible ] and that moment we broke up in my head. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah. slowly. >> seth: you can't -- >> in her head too. she was like, yeah, i used to like you -- >> seth: it's probably the end of it. >> but it's over, yeah. >> seth: we've established outside of horseback riding a man of many skills, you have a -- your son is four now? >> yes. >> seth: we have video on a show, what were you trying -- this was pancakes? >> oh yeah -- i was -- [ light laughter ] you know, you can make things out of pancakes. >> seth: different shapes. >> i wanted to make a donald duck pancake. >> seth: okay. >> for my son he loves donald duck. >> seth: sure. >> so i made a donald duck pancake and he just wasn't impressed. >> seth: he was not -- let's take a look real quick. >> jack, what do you think of your donald duck pancake? >> it doesn't look like donald duck. >> what do you mean? >> daddy, look at it. [ light laughter ] >> yeah but see, i see, it looks exactly like donald duck. >> no. >> you don't think so? >> no, he does -- he doesn't have a tail. >> where's his tail? >> yeah. >> it's just his head. >> seth: poor guy. so sweet. i feel like he's very sweet. he's giving you very constructive criticism. >> so kind, yeah, he's really kind. >> seth: it's very nice. >> yeah. >> seth: you won't give it up very quickly. you hold tight to the fact that it is donald duck. >> it is donald -- when i saw it, i was like, damn that looks exactly like donald duck. [ light laughter ] i thought he was going to go "dad, what is this magic skill you have?" >> seth: did he even eat the pancakes? >> oh, yeah, he ate it. >> seth: okay, there you go. >> out of kindness. >> seth: you've got that going for you. >> i don't think it tasted very good either. >> seth: is it true, early on in your career that you would list on your head shots, on your resume, on the back of your head shot, that you were good at kung fu? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: why? were you good at kung fu? >> i didn't know if that was going to tip the scales in my favor, you know? >> seth: but it's -- >> you got a resume two guys, could be either one, let's look at his skills. oh this one knows kung fu, hire him. [ laughter ] >> seth: gotcha. well, don't you think if that was the tipping point then you would have to prove you knew kung fu? >> huh. >> seth: what is the level of your kung fu? >> i hadn't thought it that far ahead. >> seth: what is the level of your kung fu? >> same as horses -- >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> which i also had listed. i did the same thing, i did a movie years ago, in 2001 where i had to play a snowboarding secret agent. >> seth: okay. >> uh huh. >> seth: this was a hit film. >> yeah, it was a huge hit. [ light laughter ] and they said, "you know how to snowboard?" i was like "yeah, i grew up like in a town called lake stevens. beneath stevens pass. skied and snowboard my whole life. they're great." got there, zero idea how to do it, they had to postpone the movie by a month and train us all how to do it. >> seth: oh, my god. >> so just fake it until you make it, man. >> seth: oh my god, i don't think -- >> always fake it til you make it. >> seth: i don't think that is the moral of this. >> yes, fake it. fake it til you make it. >> seth: one thing you have a real skill for, was this on instagram? was this something you instagrammed? >> yeah. >> seth: because you were on set, and you did a little set decorating. >> set decorating yeah. they're -- >> seth: explain what you saw and why you did it? >> well, it's an authentic set, this was like -- >> seth: an authentic old west set. >> authentic old west set. and they had, i think those are yams and carrots, like vegetables that some merchant would be selling. >> seth: is this something that people in the old west would think is funny? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: is that like an old west joke? [ laughter ] >> i took two of the onions and one of these things. >> seth: yeah. >> and then i just put them on display. i hope it made the movie, i didn't tell anybody i did it. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> but that was in the background. i always like to go in and just readjust the background. >> seth: yeah. >> because they really get a kick out of that. >> seth: that's your alfred hitchcock. >> yeah. every movie you do has a dick and balls in the background. >> every movie has that dick and balls in it. yeah, yeah. rewatch the lego movie, you'll see. they're all over. >> seth: they're all over, that one. there's more than one. >> oh tons. tons of just dicks, dicks everywhere. [ laughter ] it's a kids movie you've got to put the dicks everywhere. >> seth: i cannot stress to you what a pleasure it is to see you. >> oh buddy, it's always so -- >> seth: every time you're here. >> seth: congrats on the film >> thank you. >> seth: everybody give it up for chris pratt. 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[ laughter ] >> come in. hey seth, how's it going? >> seth: hey! what's up playa? you ready to get lit? [ laughter ] that was a dab. i do dabbing. [ light laughter ] >> is that a septum piercing? >> seth: yes! this is a septum ring. >> is it real or fake? >> seth: well, do you think it's cool? >> no. >> seth: it's fake. [ light laughter ] here, i'll show you. ow, ow, ow. >> oh, stop, stop. ♪ >> seth: so, this is studio 8g where [ laughter ] i do my show but if you think this is lame, and you'd rather do graffiti on subway cars we can totally do that. >> no thanks, this is great. >> seth: oh cool, cool, fine. that's totally chill. that's totes adorbs chill af. [ laughter ] do you know what af stands for? >> yes, i do. >> seth: yeah, me too. [ light laughter ] had sex on that desk once. >> ew. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what if i told you it's a three way. >> i wouldn't believe you. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what if i told you it was a one way? [ laughter ] ♪ >> seth: so this here is the shop at nbc studios. >> it's pretty cool. >> seth: yeah it is. pretty cool. >> oh, seth meyers. >> seth: what? >> i'm a teen and i think your brand is totally on fleek. also, you're the best at snapchat filters. >> seth: oh, well thanks man. hey, you know what? stay out of school. >> oh, right on. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're done, okay? that was so weird. happens all the time. i guess i'm pretty cool with teenagers. >> you clearly paid that guy and he was like 30. [ light laughter ] >> seth: uh, you know what? forget about that miley. should we maybe steal some stuff? >> why would you do that? you have money. you could just buy it. >> seth: i'm sorry but that's not how my gang and i does it. [ light laughter ] >> what? you're in a gang? with who? >> seth: with who, am i in a gang with? uh, joey. my buddy ross. [ light laughter ] monica. chandler. [ light laughter ] >> are you looking at that "friends" poster and just naming all their names? >> seth: no. ♪ >> seth: so this is my dressing room. it's where i get lifted before the shows. do you want to chief up? >> no, i'm good. >> seth: all right well i'm going to partake. >> okay. well i think i'm actually just, going to go to the bathroom. >> seth: all right, don't fall in. >> what? >> seth: um, don't fall in? >> to the toilet? [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, it's an expression. >> okay i'll make sure that i don't fall into the toilet while i'm going to the bathroom. >> seth: stupid meyers. ♪ >> seth? >> seth: miley, i'm down here. [ light laughter ] i'm freaking out miley. i'm freaking out. >> seth, what are you doing underneath there? >> seth: i don't know. it must have been all that weed that i ate. >> you ate those loose leaves of weed? seth, you're not supposed to do that. >> seth: i know, but i was just trying to be cool and connect with you but, i'm not cool. i'm so lame. my idea of rebelling is going a day without shampoo and i did hire a 30-year-old man to pretend to be a teenager. miley, i did do that. [ light laughter ] >> come on, seth. come out from underneath there. oh god. listen, you don't have to pretend to be young to impress me. what would really impress is you just being real which is exactly what will impress me in "the voice" chair. [ laughter ] now let me see that weed you ate. 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ extreme indeed. let's take a look at our first dog. he looks adorable. i can't imagine he'd do anything too bad. it takes me three full minutes to get my bag into the overhead bin. [ light laughter ] if the bin doesn't -- who's next? what a cute little puppers this guy is. what did he do? i'm 36 and just swiped right on a 19 year old. bad dog. bad dog. [ light laughter ] who's next? now this is a little buster brown. what did this fella do? i end sentences with, you feel me? [ light laughter ] [ applause ] bad dog. who do we have next? i like this guy. i say i work out when in reality i walk on the treadmill for ten minutes and then sit on the weight bench and dick around on my phone. [ applause ] people are waiting to use that treadmill. bad dog. who's up next? i love a boxer. boxers are good guys. i ate hillary's missing e-mails. [ cheers ] [ applause ] who's next? adorable. adorable, adorable! i think johnny depp was the better wonka. [ audience oohs ] you're out of your [ bleep ] mind, dog. [ laughter and applause ] bad dog. who's next? aww, this one's the best. i peed on a fire hydrant in rio and said i was robbed. [ cheers and applause ] what's the upside there? wow. who do we have next? what did you do little guy? i think sully was just show boating. [ light laughter ] the audience turned against you, dog. who's next? aww, this guy's too cute. i correct people's pronunciation of the word bruschetta. [ light laughter ] it sucks. who's next? i like a big guy. what did he do? when my owner had to go to the hospital, i followed the ambulance all the way there. that's not bad, yeah. that's sweet. oh wait, i'm sorry, there's more. to finish the job. [ laughter ] bad dog! who's next? aww, man. so cute. i want one. what did you do? rusty likes to refer to himself in the third person. you're an ass[ bleep ]. 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[ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome to the show ben sinclair and katja blichfeld. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi guys. >> hi. >> hey, hey. >> seth: i'm so happy that you're here. i'm a big fan of the show. this show, for those who don't know, started on vimeo. you did sort of short episodes on vimeo and now it's on hbo. >> yeah. >> seth: that's an upgrade. that's a big deal. >> huge, upgrade. >> seth: but you guys have not upgraded your life. would you say that's safe to say. >> no. >> oh you've heard. >> seth: oh, i saw a photo. maybe you guys can explain the photo. that's you guys in hammocks. >> yeah, well, that's just how we prefer to sleep now to be honest. it's just -- >> seth: so this is true. you have been sleeping in hammocks. >> yeah. >> well we went on a road trip sleeping in hammocks and parks. and -- >> well this is us camping, obviously. >> camping and all that. >> which is like a totally normal setting for a hammock. >> seth: that's a normal -- yeah to camp a hammock is not crazy. >> it's like it folds up this big. it's the ultimate sleeping method. >> seth: that's great when you're in the words. >> right, right. >> seth: but now you're not. >> so then we got to l.a. and then we would stay at friend's house and we were like can we sleep in your backyard. [ laughter ] because, we have the best way to sleep. and everyone would look at us very cockeyed. it did not get a great response. >> no, everyone was like we have a perfectly lovely guest room. new mattress. this and that, and we were not interested and that really confounded our family members. >> seth: did some -- were there ever children who thought you were the coolest people on earth? >> yes our nieces and nephews. >> yeah, we were telling their parents, my brothers and sisters that we put the hbo in hobo. >> they liked that. >> seth: yeah. >> they were into that. >> seth: they were into that. i'm into that. yeah, call me a kid. >> but yeah, we would wake up in the morning and these like little, you know, curious faces would be popping out of the windows to come look at their weirdo hobo aunt and uncle. >> homeless aunt and uncle. >> seth: well that's the dream that you can as an adult succeed and still then live in a hammock. >> yeah. >> yeah, you're succeeding so much you don't need a home. you are like -- >> seth: you transcended. >> home free. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah that's the expression. home free. >> yeah, i believe it is. >> seth: you're home free. here's your hammock. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: so you play a weed dealer on the show. >> true. >> seth: you're that guy. >> the guy. >> seth: the guy. >> the guy. >> seth: and so -- >> that guy is someone else. >> seth: that guy right. he's great on the show, too. we'll have to have him on. >> yeah. >> seth: but, what is great about the show is a lot of different people who smoke weed. and a lot of different kinds of people and they don't fit into the stereotypes of what we learned to expect in media as far as weed users. so are people are fans of the show, are you guys approached by people that appreciate that? >> oh, yeah. a lot of people seem to appreciate that and even people coming up to us, you know, saying like "oh thanks for opening up the dialogue for me and my parents." like i have been keeping my stonerdom a secret for them, for like years. [ laughter ] and like, they watched the show and thought it was funny and then i was able to be like "hey, i'm a stoner too and so are my friends. and then it was all better." >> so after -- the day after we got married, we were standing with my parents by the car and i'm like just so you guys know now, we smoke a lot of weed. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> and like that's kind of how we deal with stress and my dad's like "well some people eat donuts." and that was great. >> it's true. >> seth: that's great. >> wise words. >> seth: i love that you waited until your wedding day. >> oh yeah. >> i thought it was weird timing. that was you just kind of -- >> yeah we were signing the ketubah just like really going for it. no, it wasn't like that. ketubah joke, i'm glad i got to slide that in there. >> yeah, how'd you get that in there? >> seth: yeah, way to go. >> also i mean, some people do stop him on the street. to say that they're aware -- they'll say like i'm doing what you do. and he'll have -- >> seth: oh, weed delivery men? >> yes. >> oh yeah. >> seth: well you might, i mean again, because there really hasn't been ever shown on television, i felt like you are now technically the guy and also the guy for them. >> oh, well, that's just depends who they are really. >> seth: right, are they excited? >> yeah, i mean no, so like i remember one time we were in the subway and someone was trying to be very discreet. they're like "hey i do what you do." i'm like "you deliver weed!" because, i have a show about that. [ laughter ] like it was very not cool. it does happen more often than not. they're kind of everywhere. >> it turns out -- >> if you see a person riding on a bike with like a big backpack and they kind of look like they're just -- >> there's a possibility. it's not everybody. >> there's a large possibility. >> let's not start profiling. >> eh, okay yeah, but yeah. >> but maybe. >> seth: i guess that's true because they look like food delivery men but they don't have like the food on the handlebar. >> which i'm like why don't you get like a food delivery bag for those guys? so it's like -- >> put it like in a pizza box. >> yeah put it in a pizza box. come on guys. hide it a little. i don't know. >> seth: i think someone like you they would say no you're making yourself too conspicuous. >> yeah, exactly. >> seth: because then it would be a weird dude with a pizza box looking super nervous. >> i'd be like ooh pizza. >> i don't know or someone was tracking them they just would be like is he ever going to drop off that pizza? >> right, yeah, exactly. >> just like carrying around that same pizza. >> seth: i see the same guy with one pizza, like do you need directions? >> yeah. >> seth: so, you guys write these episodes together and then on set, obviously you're married, but is it true even on set you sort of have a mother-father relationship? and if so how does that manifest itself? >> well, we're the directors too, of the whole thing. >> yeah, we're very much a team, very much a partnership. yeah it sort of feels like we're like the mother and father of a family of, i was going to say stoners but that's not true, of a very lovely crew. >> yeah, we are mother and father who was like that's like let's smoke after we finish work today. >> yeah, everybody work first. >> seth: oh that's nice. >> yeah. >> and like, don't fight in front of the kids. we're very nurturing. lots of hugging on our set. >> seth: is there expectations from people who might not understand how hard it is to put a show together, that you guys get stoned the whole time? >> yeah, well. [ laughter ] >> some people think that, yeah. >> i will say there is this thing of where like, you realize that people are looking at your face to determine how they're doing, you know. so it's like there's like keeping your face a certain kind of -- i don't want to reveal that anything is going wrong right now so just like, let's go talk about this. where no one can see us. >> seth: oh you mean when you guys might not completely agree? >> oh, sure. yeah, like don't fight in front of the kids. is like a rule. >> on set. >> sure. >> seth: do you think people -- i would always clock when my parents were doing that. >> oh yeah. >> seth: they think they're fooling you, but all of a sudden mom and dad look at each other and leave the room and you know oh they're going to fight. >> tell us more, i'm interested in what you're telling me. >> tell us your secrets. >> seth: it was rough, man. it wasn't until my wedding day when i was signing the ketubah that -- [ light laughter ] another thing i want to ask amy ryan, fantastic actress, who we saw in that clip. >> so good. >> seth: you're friends with her in real life, and her husband eric slovin. >> you know him. >> seth: who i used to work with, >> so good. >> seth: he's a fantastic comedy writer, but you guys know that as well. >> we do. we actually wrote some episodes of this current season at their lake house. >> seth: that's very nice. >> they were very kind to us. >> they were so gracious. >> and they -- >> we got a little overzealous eating all of their stuff though. >> well because, amy is so hospitable and generous and of course, as they were leaving they're like please help yourself to anything not realizing they're dealing with a couple of like former fat kids. who love sneaking snacks. >> we're fat inside still. >> seth: okay. >> and not that there's anything wrong with that either. we're very body positive people. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> but i just want -- >> but like we ate all of their crackers. [ laughter ] i have a problem with crackers. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i -- yeah. >> like we went into like stale sociables like really, like the crackers they forgot about. [ laughter ] >> we ate like -- >> ate them all up. >> seth: did they have enough crackers that it was not okay that you ate -- >> i mean it was excessive. >> i mean, it wasn't okay because it was too many crackers. >> it was too many. like nobody should eat that many crackers. >> it was a lot. i'm sure she thought we would eat a half a box with cheese or something but we ate like 8 boxes. i was like, we have to go to whole foods and replace all these fancy crackers. >> seth: sure. >> because there's like gluten-free variety and -- >> then we went nuts at whole foods. >> then we bought three times as many crackers. >> seth: so you just went to whole foods and bought more crackers? >> yeah, out-crackered them. [ laughter ] i think that -- and i don't even think they're eating crackers, but i don't know what they're eating so. >> they're very healthy. they're very health conscious. >> seth: you probably did them a favor eating the crackers they didn't want to eat. >> no but then we double dipped. >> yeah. >> seth: at the end you guys are very generous but probably not the kind house guests they want to have back. >> yeah. >> i don't know you'll have to ask. i really hope to be asked back. that was a great lake house. >> seth: i want to get this right, because you're called the guy and we were looking at your imbd pag,e and you have a history of this because you have been in rolls. you played a guy before. >> "a guy" yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: "homeless guy." >> mm-hmm. >> seth: "wild eyed guy." >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so this is perfect for you. >> he was destined for it. >> yeah you know people are projecting homeless and wild eyed onto me and i'm like, let's just be real. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm just a guy. >> seth: you're just a guy. >>yeah. you wanted to lose all those labels. >> yeah. >> seth: and just be you. >> strip it down. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and you do casting, still. >> i don't but i did for many years. >> seth: you did for -- >> when we started the show i was working on "30 rock" actually. >> seth: gotcha. a fantastic show. incredibly well cast. >> it was a really good show, thank you. >> seth: but you would use ben's head shots, two versions of his head shots, in your casting classes. >> oh yeah, i did these classes. like, there's classes around new york that you can take if you're an actor to become better at auditioning or, you know, learn some tricks to the trade and i did these classes where i was trying to help people discover like what type they came across as. >> seth: gotcha. >> like to discover like their types. and ben i would use your head shot -- his old head shot and then his current head shot and talk about him. he was a cautionary tale/success story, eventually. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: gotcha. because his success story is where he is now. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: you look at that and you're like people would say "oh i know that he's perfect for this part." >> right. >> because he looks homeless. >> seth: he looks homeless. >> no you look like mischievous. >> seth: but then that early on. and that's a different guy. >> yeah, who's that guy? >> who's that guy? >> who is that guy though? >> seth: who's that guy, yeah. >> i never met that guy. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that guy looks like the cop that who comes in and says the ballistics are back. >> and you know like, i've never even like, done anything physical. so like -- >> seth: yeah. >> i'm just never going to get those parts. >> yeah. >> seth: so it's better for you to just fully commit to this. >> same leather jacket -- same pleatehr jacket from member's only, though. >> seth: really? >> the same --yeah. same jacket. >> seth: that speaks volumes to how much the man makes the jacket. >> i love member's only. >> seth: well there you go. is anyone watching from member's only? because i love you. >> seth: if not we'll get them this tape. >> yeah, please. >> thank you. >> seth: thank you guys so much for being here. >> thank you. >> seth: congratulations on the show. >> thank you. >> seth: i'm a big fan of both of you. [ cheers and applause ] ben sinclair and katja blichfeld everybody. new episodes of "high maintenance" air friday night at 11pm on hbo. the original webisodes are available on hbo go and hbo now. we'll be right back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to chris pratt, miley cyrus, ben sinclair and katja blichfeld. elaine bradley, and of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. see you tomorrow. ♪ 4333 ♪ ♪ >> carson: what's up everybody, this is 230 fifth i'm carson daly and you are watching last call. tonight "classics" is here to make you dance and "legeof