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All right. Uh, y'all going to love this. We've got a wrestler, [cheering] — a German, and a comedian. They walk [cheering] They walk into an animated movie, and they make a must-see family film just in time for the holidays. Take a look at Ferdinand. — [cheering] — HEY FOLKS, PLEASE welcome John Cena, Boris Cojo, and [cheering] Gabriel Glacius. [cheering] — Hey, [cheering] what's up? What's up, man? — What's up, man? My man. What's up, boy? Yeah. [cheering] — How y'all feeling, man? — Feeling great, Steve. — Good. Congratulations, man. Two Golden Globe nominations [cheering] you've received earlier this week. Now, you all worked on this movie together, but you didn't meet each other until recently, man. — Like 10 minutes ago. — Yeah. In the back. — That's correct. But you know what? We're meeting you guys for the first time and we all seem very [cheering] happy. — There you go. — So, it works. — It's good. — My man, you have no idea. — But what? — You had me on the biggest Christmas hunt. Dad, I won a World Wrestling Federation belt. So, I found this little rinky dink one online and I got it and he found it before Christmas. He said, "Dad, that's not it. " Cuz it was fake. You all sell the actual real one with the spin and everything. — I had to go get that. big fan, man. — Well, I I appreciate it. [cheering] — I'm I am sure that the search was difficult, but I can promise you this. I went through a lot more pain and punishment trying to earn it. — Yes, you did. Yes, you did. [cheering] — Boris, how you been, man? — I'm great. I'm happy to be here. Good to see you guys. [cheering] — You're looking good, too. Look at that. I got, you know, I ain't — been working out and everything. I was feeling kind of good about myself. Then Boris and Cena come out and you start going, "Damn, I ain't really what I thought I was. " — I love how you just mentioned them, but left me out of that one. — That's okay. That's okay, [cheering] — man. How you been? — I've been great. And we were having this conversation backstage. We both had our first national television experience with you. Showtime at the Apollo. [cheering] — Oh, yeah. — Hey, so let's talk about the movie. John, let's start with you. Tell us about this movie. — Okay. It's about a story of a larger than-l life bull who's a bit misunderstood. So, uh, it kind of chronicles his adventures and his friends along the way and all the hilarity that ensues. And it's got a wonderful message about being true to yourself and standing up for what you believe in. So, I think that's a timeless message [cheering] and an important one. — Okay. So, let me get this straight. John, you're the Spanish bull. — Boris is the German horse. — That's right. — And Gabriel, you're the hedgehog. — Yeah, that's right. — That goes to show animation, man. You can be anybody you want to be when it comes to animation. — Yeah. [cheering and applause] — Yeah. It's because it's one of those things. If you had never seen any of us and you had to guess which one plays the Spanish bull, German, and which one plays the Slick Hedgehog, who would you pick? — It's a no-brainer. — Boys, is this the first time you could take your kids to see a movie you're in? — This is the first time. I'm so proud of this movie. Uh because it's the first time that my kids can actually see a movie that I'm in because I'm fully dressed uh playing a horse. Oh, there they are. It's a book that I grew up with in Germany. It was called at home it was called uh Ferandlia and it's the story about Ferdinand that I read when I was four or five years old. So to be able to be in the movie now and like John said represent this amazing story and the message behind it is a true honor. — How many languages you speak? — I speak four. — Four languages. — The horse speaks six. I only speak four. — What about you, John? You speak a — speak the language of love. — Whoa. Hello. — Yeah. [cheering and applause] — Yep. That's it. — No, that's not it, man. — Uh, I I dabble in English a little bit. Uh, speak a little bit of Mandarin on the side. — Mandarin. — What you speak? — Uh, English and Spanish. Uh, I recently

started performing in Mexico doing my show in Spanish. [cheering] Oh yes, — I'm the only one. I can't even talk English that damn. I'm the only I'm feeling more and more ignorant as this interview goes on. — Hey, look folks. I'm not done with these guys. Stick around. Uh when we come back, we'll have more fun with these guys right here. — All right, everybody. Welcome back. I'm here with the cast from uh Ferdinand uh John Cena Boris [cheering] Cojo and Gabrielle E Glacius. Now Gabrielle, you've been touring man as a standup for 20 years. But you [cheering] — but in January you're finally headed to the Staple Center as a southern [cheering] town native. — That's amazing. — How you feeling about that, man? I'm super excited, you know, to have uh worked all over the world and finally come home and play the biggest place you can. It's it's an amazing feeling. 20 years. — Crazy, man. — 20 years. — Did you ever think you'd get it this level, man? — Man, I just wanted to pay my rent, Steve. — And you pay a lot of rent at the Staple Center. — I've done the numbers. You can do it. — Hey, Boris. Now, you and uh your wife, man, you got a travel show coming out. — Yeah, very excited about that. We are going to get into an Uber. Nicole and I and we're going to go on adventures worldwide, visit different cities, try different foods and Uber. That's how we travel. See, you travel on yachts in the Mediterranean. — We travel in Ubers and uh we're going to do it all across the world with my wife Nicole as you know. And uh it's going to be a lot of fun. [applause and cheering] It's called Where To with Boris and Nicole. — John, this is a big year for you, man. Uh you're engaged. uh to a fellow wrestler. — Like I said, I speak the language of love. — Look at that. [cheering] — Nikki Bella. So, how involved in planning this wedding are you? — I'm trying to be as involved as I can. But, uh after this show, it's the first time in like 25 days I'll be able to see her. So, we have like 2 days that we can begin to plan all this. It's all the story's got a great ending. We're going to get married. — It's a happy ending. — Ups and [cheering] downs, guys. Ups and downs. There's an owl, that sort of thing. — Yeah. It's good. — That's cool. — So, it's going to be fun. — All right. So, you're all in this movie about a bull who doesn't want to fight. And because that's kind of out there, I want to share some things uh that might also sound crazy. These are rumors about you guys, okay? — And you're going to tell me if it's bullish or if it's true. — [cheering and applause] — John, is it bullish that you had your fiance sign a 75page agreement before she moved into your home? — That is bullish. It was 73 pages. [cheering] — Get it right. Boris, is it bullish that you and Heidi Clume have playdates with your children where only German is allowed to be spoken? — It is bullish because me and Heidi Clume have the play date and the kids watch. [cheering] — Oh yeah, we got some SUSPENSE FROM OVER. — HAVE A LITTLE sense of humor. German humor. Bullish, Steve. Bullish, — Gabriel, is it bullish that you bring your two Chihuahua everywhere you go, even the bathroom? — It's true. — Wow. [cheering] Excuse me. It's true. John, is it bullish that you've granted over 500 wishes for the Makea-Wish Foundation? — Oh, that's uh believe it or not, that's actually true. — Wow. 500. [cheering and applause] 500, man. That's really huge. Boris, is it bullish that you and Nicole are expecting your third child? — Dear God, I hope it's I hope it's foolish. Dear God, I hope it's You never know. I hope it's foolish. — We got two beautiful kids. — Yeah, that's pretty good, man. — That's bold. — Yeah, it's bold. Is it bullish or not that you once slapped George Lopez? — No, I never have. No, no, no. — Okay, good. — No, no, no, no. That's Uh-uh. — Bullish. — No, that's they they good people. — They're bullish. — Hey guys, thanks for being here, man. — Thanks for having [cheering] — great guys. Hey everybody, UH FERDINAND

IS OUT TOMORROW, [cheering] December 15th. Hey folks, please welcome Nolan Ghoul and Rico Rodriguez. [cheering] [cheering] What's up, man? How you feeling, buddy? Good to see you, brother. Good to see you again. What's going on, man? Welcome to the show. [cheering] — Well, fellas, how y'all doing? — Good. How about yourself? — Rico, how you been? I ain't seen you in a while, man. You on Celebrity Family Feud, man. — Yeah. Yeah, it was fun. — You have a good time? — Oh, it was great. It was awesome. — That's cool, man. Nolan, uh, last summer you hosted a version of Family Feud for the Disney I did. — D Is it the D23 contest? — It's [cheering] the D23. Uh, and we played Celebrity Family Feud and had a bunch of people uh bunch of kids from the ABC uh ABC network. I have no idea how you do it every week. That's crazy. I went like full like little Steve Harvey. I had my Steve Harvey suit on. — Come on, man. — Minus the mustache. Nobody can rock it like you do. — Yeah, man. Just go out there and do it. It's actually Actually, man, it's one of my favorite gigs. — Yeah. Because it's just all improv. That's what I love. I just can't wait to meet the people, man. It's one of my coolest shows. You probably had fun doing it, though. — Uh it was uh a lot of fun. I mean, like I said, I have no idea how you do it. I'm used to everything being written for me. I'm an actor. Uh, even this dialogue I'm saying right now is scripted. Um, hold on. Let me check my — Yeah, that's right. — Yeah. You all play ball together? Basketball together. We do. — Oh, yeah. — Who's got the skills? Who's the [clears throat] — No one. You want to answer that one? — Well, it depends on what category we're judging by. Defensively, I am the best player, — but with everything else. Yeah, he can rely on me. — Yeah, Rico, — he's a defender. No score. Rico is a walking scoreboard. He's going to put those numbers up. — I passed the ball. He's wide open. He's like, I don't want to shoot it. I'm like, shoot it. You're open. I don't want to. — Yeah, it scares me. I don't want the ball. I just want to knock it out of your hand. — This is not what I'm used to hearing. Yeah, that's good, man. Rico, I I hear you're a big sneaker head, man. You collect sneakers. What's happening? When did you start that? — Uh, yeah. Um, I love sneakers. I have so many shoes. It's crazy how many I have. Just And you know, making sure like — Give me a guess. Take a ballpark. How many pairs of sneakers? — Woo. Um, maybe around 30. 33 maybe. Yeah, I have a lot. It's crazy. My closet's full of them, but I make sure to wear them every time. But every time I put them back up, I clean them. Make sure they're nice for the next time they wear cuz they got to stay looking nice. You know what I mean? — That's crazy. — Yeah. — Now, hey, Nola, you just did your first cover shoot for uh Bellow Magazine. — They actually gave me um the photo on the right. They gave me a giant printed like blown up version of it. And I'm totally going to hang it and like as soon as you walk into my house is the first thing you see. — Hey man. — Oh yes. I am a cover model. Thanks for asking. — Do it, — bro. [cheering] Do it. — Yeah. — Put it up. Let them have it, man. Let them know. — I just wonder is life going to be different now that I'm a cover model? — Is like my life. — Am I going to have to like get a security guard? Rico, it's going to be different for you hanging out with me. — Yeah. You know, I mean, it's already difficult enough. So, I'm going to have to adjust though. I'm going have to adjust. — Hey, you'll be all right. Trust and believe you'll be fine. — Hey, now fellas, check this out. Since it's Throwback Thursday, uh, I want to show you guys this photo here. Check this out. — Oh, — Martin Family started airing in 2009. How has it been like for you guys growing up in front of the camera 2009? Wow. — Um, just hearing that it's like just mind-blowing. It's crazy. I mean, being on the show has been so surreal. But what I always like to say, it's like our own professional home videos. So, I know what I was doing, what I sounded like, what I looked like when I was 10 to 19 years old right now. So, it's like it's perfect. So, like anytime I'm, you know, it's funny saying like, you know, go home and you put on the TV and it's like there's an episode when I was 12. I'm like, "Oh, so that's what I look like. " Hm. Okay. — Yeah, it was definitely really uh — definitely so great when uh your voice dropped and suddenly you got acne and then millions of people were watching your family video.

[cheering] — Well, listen. Uh Nolan and Rico going to be sticking around. Uh we're playing a game with him when we come back. — Oh, yeah. — Stick around. We'll be right back. — [cheering] — All right, I'm back with uh two of the stars from Modern Family, uh Nolan Ghoul and Rico Rodriguez. Uh Rico, your mom on the show is Sophia Vagara. — Yeah. She was named the highest paid actress in television last year. — So, she must be a great giftgiver, huh? — Uh, she is. But you know what's so funny about gift giving with her is that somehow she always gets the same gift that my sister's going to get me for Christmas. One year I wanted the digital camera. And Sophia goes, "Here. " And I open. I'm like, "Oh my gosh, it's a digital camera. Exactly what I wanted. " I go home and I go, "Rainey, that's my sister. " And I go, "Hey, I got a digital camera. Sophia got it for me. She goes, "Oh. " I'm like, "Why? What's wrong? " She goes, "I was going to get you one, too. " I'm like, "Oh, uh, I can use it on the weekends. It's okay. " — Hey, Nolan. Let me ask you this, man. Do your TV parents treat you like their own kid, or are you more like colleagues and friends? — Well, actually, it's different um uh with both of them. Ty definitely um he has two um adopted daughters, and he treats me uh you know, I'm a dude. He's not he doesn't even know any of like the dude things. We'll just like you know we're co-workers. Julie on the other hand she has three boys that are all I think 10 and 12. So like I'm her practice run. So she's like constantly just in my life like just getting in full mom mode trying to figure out how to not mess up her own children. — Yeah. — All right fellas. Check this out. I love uh fail videos and uh since your show is all about family, I thought I'd combine the two things together. I'm going to show you a video of a family and then I'm going to pause it and you'll have to guess what happens next. — Okay. — All right. — Awesome. — This is family fails. — All right. Here's the first one. — Oh, no. Um, I especially fear for the mom holding the baby cuz she looks the most terrified. — Uh-huh. — Um, multiple babies in the picture, actually. So, I mean, you have to think it's going to hit him. — Uh, I think we're going to get an extreme closeup of that baby. — All right, let's see what happens. — Oh, you were right. one of them babies. Man, — I warned them. — Someone — someone is definitely not getting invited to Christmas next year. — All right, let's see the next one. [snorts] — Oh no. — Oh god, — man. Um, — he's going to fall hard and it's not going to look nice. — I'm just hoping offcreen we don't see a gigantic ramp leading towards a ring of fire that he's going to like nail perfectly. [snorts and laughter] — I'm going to do that. I want to see it happen. — evil conval stunts. — I think what we're about to see is a live demonstration of the term age limit. — All right, let's go. — [screaming] — Oh, is I give credit to that dog. The dog was ready. It's like, "Oh my gosh, what just happened? I got to go help. " Then — that would be the greatest commercial for Life Alert ever. Help. I've fallen off my hoverboard and I can't get up. — A new age. — All right, let's see the next one. Poor guy is about to get his head smashed into a cake, — man. — That's on fire. — Okay, I'm killing somebody. — Someone Someone's hair and clothes are about to go up in flames. — Hair and clothes. — Yeah. — I don't know what's going to happen, but the goofy dude with the hat on. — Yes, I was about to say — it's definitely him. He just looks like he's in the video for a reason. Yeah. You know, he probably ain't got nothing

to do with it, but he's there. — He's probably known as that family member that comes to all the events. Like, oh, that guy's coming. — Yeah, he's definitely that guy. He's — That guy in every sense of the word. — Yeah. See, anytime you clap that wide, — it's something wrong cuz you ain't got to go all the way out here. It's something wrong with them. All right, let's see what happens. — OH, [screaming] — the guy's face that his cake. He ain't worried about nothing. He's worried about that cake. God, — he's like, "Mom, I WANTED RED VELVET ALL year and there's one time of the year I can eat red velvet cake. " And it's on the floor. — Now, the lady bent over in the orange. She made the cake. She just looking at my creation. — No, she made — Hey, Nolan and Rico, man. I enjoyed you, man. Thank you so much, man. — Very funny, [cheering] MAN. — ALL RIGHT, EVERYBODY. PLEASE WELCOME ARIEL WINTER. [cheering] HEY, DARLING. How you doing? — Welcome to the show. — How you been? — I've been wonderful. How about you? — Yeah, I'm good. How was your Thanksgiving? — Oh, it was wonderful. We went to my sister's house and had kind of like a potluck style Thanksgiving, which was great. I made devild eggs and pies. — You made it yourself? — I made it myself, which together sounds kind of gross, but I have to say it was pretty good. — Okay. Devild eggs and pie. What? What pie you make? — I made pumpkin pie, cherry pie, and apple pie. — Really? — Mhm. — Whoa, whoa, whoa. — You don't understand — how much cherry pie means to me. It is so hard to find somebody that can make — Apparently, I make really good cherry pie. So, I can make you a cherry pie and send it over to you. — Okay, we need something to happen cuz I can't find a cherry pie nowhere, man. So, you're 19. Uh, you and your boyfriend hit your oneyear mark together. How was that? — It was wonderful. We, uh, spent it in Hawaii. Uh, I almost died jumping off a waterfall. Um, that I was persuaded into doing, which, um, I appreciate now because I kind of conquered my fear of heights. Um, which was terrifying, but at the same time exhilarating. So, woo. — You jumped into a waterfall. — Yeah. Which is pretty crazy. I actually slipped into the waterfall because I wanted to take it slow and kind of like hop into the waterfall and my boyfriend wanted to run and jump into the waterfall but we were holding hands because I said that was the only way I would do it so kind of slipped but — so he took off and you had to go. — Yep. — Yeah. — I got a photo of some tattoos that you and your boyfriend got on your fingers. — Mhm. — Explain the tattoos. So, the tattoos are peanut butter and cheese. From the beginning of our relationship, we kind of decided that we are like a really weird, messed up sandwich that works really well together. And I've actually eaten a peanut butter and cheese sandwich during our relationship, and it actually works. Kind of gross, but — That's really cool, though. You hit another milestone, too. Uh, you you all did your 200th episode of Modern Family. That's outstanding. Does it feel like eight years have gone by? You were just a kid when you got on this show. — It's absolutely incredible. It feels like no time has passed, but at the same time, it's been eight years. We're on our ninth year now. Um it's an incredible honor and it's absolutely crazy, you know, to think that I started the show when I was 11 years old, and now I'm turning 20. — Yeah. Now, look at you. You're a student at UCLA. What What are you studying? Thank you. Uh, I'm studying political science. Uh, I my goal is to be a lawyer one day. — Really? — Uhhuh. So, I'm studying political science. — Uh, well, my goal is to continue. I would love to continue acting. I mean, that's definitely my goal, but I've been doing acting for so many years. I feel like it's uh important for me to learn about something else, to have another goal as well, to Wow. — have knowledge in something else. — Yeah. All right. I'm going to play a little game with you. It's time for my uncensored rapid fire questions. So, just I'm going to ask them. Just come off the top of your head. What would I find in your fridge right now? — Well, because I bake so much, I have a ton of like unsalted butter and heavy whipping cream and a ton of milk because I drink so much milk. It's probably kind

of gross to people because people don't usually drink that much milk, but I drink a lot of milk. — Worst pickup line you've heard? — Okay. It's really uncomfortable when guys come up to you and they're like, "Yeah, I never thought about you when you were on the show because you you kind of like me. " But now you're like really pretty in person. So really awkward and definitely not the best way to get somebody to go out. — Who's your celebrity crush? — My boyfriend. [cheering] — That's a good answer. Stay right there. Don't change that. What's your go-to dance move? — Uh I usually just do the finger dance because I'm not that great of a dancer. So, when I'm just waiting for people in the car, just sitting there doing the finger dance. — Last one. What's your worst habit? — Um, I don't know. I'm I talk too much when I get nervous. So, that's probably a bad habit cuz then people are like, you should just cut it. — No, you should hold on to that. That's how you get people out your face. Just keep talking. Hang on to that. Hey, let me tell you something. You really turned out to be a really good kid. you know, going to college and UCLA and taking up law. I think that's really bright of you and I wish you the best. Thank you very much. — Great having you, dario. Listen, folks, Modern Family as tonight at 9:00 p. m. on ABC. We'll be right back. —