Woo! It's so...

Welcome to TYT. I'm your host, Anna Casparian, and joining us today, I'm very excited to

note, is Brian Unger, who is best known as the doctor who saved John Dutton's life in Yellowstone.

Brian, it's so good to have you.

I'm so exhausted from the procedures I've been doing. First, it was the cancer with Dutton,

and then there were some other things. And the other things I can't talk about because of HIPAA,

but I'm so happy to be here.

So happy to have you, you're an American hero. No, but seriously, what was it like working with Kevin

Costner? There's a little bit of a kerfuffle with Yellowstone right now. We don't have to get into that,

but what is Costner like in real life?

I'm glad you asked me this. First of all, there was a moment when we were rehearsing,

and Kevin Costner and I are alone in the hospital room, and he has a shirt off,

that I actually started to believe I was his doctor, that I could actually like tell him to sit back,

lean back, take off your pants, and all that stuff. So, but then there was this real weird moment

that quickly wrapped this up where I just went, oh wow, that's Kevin Costner.

Like he's so iconic in that way that he was opposite me, and I know other actors talk about

that stuff, and it's boring. But really, you do kind of like, you have a real moment of wave

comes over you. And then he yelled at the audio guy really loud, and I had to step out. It was so

awkward. He got kind of heated. Yeah, the audio guy stepped in between me and the heart monitor,

and Kevin said something like, hey man, he did it like a slight Christian bail moment,

just like, hey, what are you doing man? And I, and I, and I, yeah, he just likes to quiet.

Let's keep the dream of him. And it was a quiet seat. And I respect him, or it's going to

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