Talk is Jericho, baby.

Talk is Jericho.

Talk is Jericho, Mama, talk is me.

So we'll just jump in here with Tia Carell, who looks amazing.

I love it.

You dressed up for the show today.

I dressed up. My hair is just frizzy.

Like it looks okay in the dark. I don't know. Once you put a camera on it, I'm like, okay, I'm a little

frizzy. Oh, whatever. It's rock and roll. It looks amazing. It's rock and roll. Yeah. For the usual

dregs of society that I have on this show, you look amazing. So let's talk first and foremost,

though, about your most important role and one of my favorites, rock and roll nightmare.

Rock and roll nightmare? What's rock and roll nightmare? You don't remember Rock and Roll

Nightmare? No. And has another name as well. Oh, wait. Zombie nightmare. Zombie nightmare.

Okay, yeah. I'm from Canada. So I think the name was Rock and Roll Nightmare, but also known as Zombie Nightmare. Oh, no way. I like that title way better. I would have put it on my IMDB if I knew that. Rock and Roll Nightmare sounds like a kick-ass, awesome movie. But Zombie Nightmare. Do you remember anything about that? Your very first movie? Well, no, my very first movie, I was discovered in a grocery store in Waikiki. It was called Aloha Summer. Oh, okay. So that was my first movie. I wasn't even graduated from high school yet in 1984. Anna Prudson Mother and Father approached me and said, Darling, you're gorgeous. You should be my son's movie. And that's how I got my Screen Actors Guild card and my first movie in 1984. But then I moved to L.A. And because of that, I got an agent. And so they got this little job that I shot up in Montreal. And it was crazy because I swear, I hope it's not liable as to say, but I think

somebody told me that their movies prior to this were like porn or something. But this was like,

you know, horror movie. So it was super low budget. And I wore my own clothes, my own wardrobes. I had

like, I don't know, white miniskirt or something.

And I had to run away from the zombie with caro syrup in my mouth,

run across, run downstairs, run behind, and hide behind a glass wall.

Why would you hide behind a glass wall?

And then he, of course, he comes behind me, pulls my hair. And that's when I'm supposed to spit out the caro syrup on the glass, and that's how I die. But I had to hold that caro syrup in my mouth the whole way, all the way there, probably like a full minute going, I hope I don't dribble on myself in the meanwhile. That is amazing that you actually have a story about that because we used to

watch that movie all the time because there was a guy in it called Thor. He was like a heavy

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