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You've seen him on dancing with the stars as a dancer. You've seen him pretty much everywhere. You've seen him as a judge. You've seen them dancing on all the talk shows. And now he is the host of Extra. Please welcome to the show Derek Huff. Hi, Derek. Hello. Hello. Hello. Thank you guys for having me. Appreciate it.

First of all, Derek, how long ago did you know you're going to be on extra?

Probably like maybe a month ago. Wow. He really was fast. Yeah, maybe a month ago. And actually,

it's funny actually because the day I accepted the job, I said, yeah, let's do this thing. And they're like, well, listen, we actually have an interview tomorrow if you want to do it.

I'm like, all right, let's like, let's do it. Who is it? Oh, Margaret Robbie and Paul and Farrell. I'm like, cool, cool, yeah. That was your first interview? And I'm like, to be honest to you, I took one look in Margo's eyes and I blacked out.

I don't remember any of the interview.

You can do so much research, but when you get down, be honest to you, I took one look at Margot's eyes and I blacked out. I don't remember any of the interview.

You can do so much research, but when you get down, you tell yourself intelligently, these are just human beings. Yeah, we're all just human beings. But still, I mean, that's intimidating. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I know, I had to say it, they were so wonderful, so lovely. And you know, I've been down Dancing with Stars for 20 years.

Yeah.

And, you know, you work with done Dancing with Stars for 20 years.

Yeah.

And, you know, you work with Oscar winners, Grammy winners, race car drivers, astronauts. I mean, every person, you know, walk of life, like, so eclectic. You know, I feel like I'm kind of like, you know, set up for this in a way, you know. But it was interesting. I was just like, oh, this is different.

It's different like, you know, teaching somebody to dance, for instance, or talking about, and then just talking to somebody, you know?

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