My next guest is a beautiful gorgeous actress. Her second season of her show, Magic City, starts on June the 14th on Stars. Take a look at this. And I come from a world that says by the product's advertised. All the curling curry, everybody, all the time. Hello! Hello! Oh, God! You look lovely. Thank you. Just lovely and that lovely dress. It's very nice to touch. Yes. It's with some kind of felt. You want to do it again? Yes, please. Yes. So, nice, right? It's very nice. I thought I'd bring you some sunshine. It's lovely. It's like a pool table. Yes! It was actually made out of one. Really? Yeah. I nearly said something very rude. Oh. Hey, I was a bit scared to meet you because I just saw a movie that you had done called Centurion. Yeah, that's what I did a couple of... Right, but I just saw it. It was going because I don't get the first run movies. And the... You were killing people and running around in a whole... With an axe. Yeah. I didn't even have up in pieces. Yeah. I do that sometimes. You seemed very adept at it. The horse ride was... I mean, you ride horse. And the audience doesn't intimidate me at all. You know? I don't have to hide for that. No, to be honest, they don't intimidate me much either. But sometimes... No, a little bit. Some of them... You know who you are. They... You know, they made a special very tiny little axe for me so I could conceal it easily because I'm a woman. So there's a... You know... Do you still have it? You know, you'd have to touch and... No, no, no, we can't. No, we can't. Hey, is that you acting with Jeffrey Dean Morgan in that? No, that wasn't me. Oh, really? No. I mean, she looks like... Yeah, maybe I was there. Yeah, no, it looks like you were there. Yeah, that was me. You were very different to the riding around the horse side. There's a clone, but I... You have a clone? Yeah. Are you evil? Yeah. Where are you from? I don't know, actually. So you're the clone? I'm very confused. No. I might be the clone. Where are you from? Well, I was born in Ukraine, then I moved to France when I was sixteen, and I lived there, and now I went to London, and then I went... Well, wait, wait, wait, wait. Well, if you were born in Ukraine and you lived there to sixteen, then I would say you were Ukraine, then, surely. Yeah, but... Well, okay, I don't carry Ukraine passport in the world. You don't? That's why it's a business. I thought you would have a Ukrainian passport, a French passport, a Swiss passport. No. Yeah, to be more... What's wrong with that? Be more international and dangerous. Like, which passport shall I use to get through customs today? Yeah. With my little axe. I know. Wow. Do you write horses? Well, in Centurion I had to. That's what I'm saying. That was the first time I touch a horse. Really? Yeah, I'd never been closer to that animal. They're huge! And they smell awful! I know! Oh my God! Well, that thing is actually very cute. You see that? That one I'm not afraid of. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No. You see, oh, close, you get afraid. It's nose vibrates. Oh, it does? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's some kind of breathing apparatus in there. But that's not my favorite animal. My favorite animal is a squirrel. Really? Yeah. Okay, why? Why? Yeah, why? Did the cutest things in the world... It's a rat with a good publicist. It's not a rat. It's a cute thing with a fluffy bushy tail. No, it's a rat. That's all it is with a big rat. It's adorable. It's a rat with a scarf. No. In fact, I know how to say I love squirrels in Chinese. Well, that's too good to pass up. Can you say it now? Sure. Okay, see, I love squirrels in Chinese. Is it Mandarin or Cantonese? Mandarin. Okay, then. What I, Song Shu. Oh, that's cute. Yeah. That's cute. I stood up on the stage in China once and I came out and I said, I took the mic and I said, What I, Song Shu, and there was no reaction. So, and the guy said, well, what did you want to say? So I thought, I pronounced it wrong. And I said, well, I would say it's pretty good. And then you said, I want to say I love squirrels. He said, oh, that's what we understood but we thought that was the weirdest thing to say on the stage. And I said, well, just because it happens to be true. So they thought I made a mistake because you know, in Chinese it's every, you know, the time. It's very, it's very difficult. I know. Well, I might not be pronouncing it right now. Do you speak any more Mandarin than that? Yeah. What, dirty? Those are inappropriate words. In inappropriate? I'm not going to say no more. All right. Are you sure? Yeah. Yeah, I'll spare you from that. I'm good if you want. I mean, really, it's all right. I'm not good. Well, you're okay, but I'm just saying if you wanted to say something dirty in any form of Chinese or any language you choose, really, it's fine. Japanese? Japanese is fine. Do you speak Japanese? Little. Okay, I love to say I love squirrels and Japanese. I'm sensing a pattern here. You know what? I forgot. I learned that because everywhere I go, I learned how to say I love squirrels. You see? That's my thing. Really? Yeah, on every language. Is that the thing that you want to be known for? That's your thing. Yeah. Okay. Well, one day I'll write a book about squirrels. You know? My love. Yeah, and I'll write another book about squirrels telling the truth. They hide your nuts. Yes. In fact, I have to buy, go and buy a bag of nuts because I discovered two little baby squirrels living in the nest just near the house here. There's no such thing as only two. I'm going to write the mother's gone. No, the mother has not gone. The mother will be back. I'm going to be the mother. You're going to raise those squirrels as your own? I would love that. It's my dream. Anyway, let's stop. No, no, let's not stop. Let's not stop. No, I wish Vera had a pet squirrel in a magic city. Well, why don't you forget it right now and you go to the third season. I think the third season, I'm going to request that. You could have a born villain. Exactly. Because they're really killed to Vera's dog. You could be afraid of my squirrel. And they could get a rat to play the squirrel because they're exactly the same. Don't you call my squirrel a rat? They're quite ratty, though. No. Wait, when you see them... It's adorable. In a ratty sort of a way. I'm going to have this discussion. I'm right and just let's stop here. You're definitely from Ukraine, I think. I think you're definitely from Ukraine. I forget about it. All right, all right. No more squirrel talk. Okay, no more squirrel talk. Okay. Is that squirrel's skin? The... I would never wear anything made out of squirrel. I wear everything made out of squirrels. I'm not going to talk to you. No, I don't. I wouldn't, of course. This is from a rare pinstripe squirrel. Now it's a chipmunk because they're strong. Do you like chipmunks, too? Of course, they're just... Someone just gave an excited yell from the audience. I think it was actually a chipmunk going... They're squirrel's cousins. They're just like, you know, cute little tiny... I don't care for them. You've ever got a hamster in your hand? Yes. You can feel their bones moving around. I don't like it. No? I don't like it. Feeling? We've got too far. We both knew. We both knew right there. It went, ah! Oh my god. There you go. Anyway, we're out of time. Well, squirrels bite anyway, so you can't hold them. Oh. That's why I feel very close to them. You see, I identify. Well, you bite if you're held? Yeah. But some people like it, you see. Yes, I can imagine they do. It's a very very very taste. You know, not everybody, you know, everybody's different. You seem very, very sad now. Do they disappear? Well, I'm sad because it's the end of me talking to you, which is very sad because I'm thinking, I'm just getting going there, right? But no, that's it. That's it, we're done. That's it, you were done. No, I said, hey! You know, we can go on for as long as you like, but, you know, then... They were done. Well, you felt very, you know, I felt very comfortable with you because... I'm non-sreatening and a squirtly sort of a way. No, because, you know, you feel European, of course, and I feel like I'm home, even though I'm in a lay. Yes, that's nice. You're playing me. Me? I'm never playing any. Yeah, a little bit. No, I'll never. Yeah, I don't mind. That's just, I'm noticing, that's all. I'm just doing what you like. I know you like it. I do, mistress. Do you mind if I call you mistress, do you? That's okay. Oh, oh, I can't see in my hands or can't come to the death. We're really out of time. Okay, goodbye. No, no, no. See, she, you know, something... About... About here come the commercials in Ukrainian. Oh. Really? Actually, I don't know. I don't know what to say about commercials. Oh, yeah, I guess. I've never... I don't know. In Ukrainian? That's not... There's gonna be a big problem for Larry King when he goes out there, you know. I'm sorry? Larry King is going to Russia. It's not Ukraine, but it's sort of near. Yeah, you know, it's... I don't know what to say now. Commercials, everybody. Everybody, everybody. What did we learn on the show tonight, Greg? Jeffrey? Yes, Craig. I've tested your DNA. Oh? And I know what you've done. What did I do, Craig? I've tested your DNA. Oh? And I know what you've done. What did I do, Craig? I've tested your DNA. Oh? And I know what you've done. What did I do, Craig? You used my handkerchief. It was only to fend off a squirrel. You know, the thing about Olga, luckily, is she's not attractive, so it doesn't throw you off. Right, right. Yeah, oh, man. I am. I mean, man. Mama. Geez. Do you think that really was made out of a pool table, that dress? Oh, yeah. Man, I'd just like to knock a few balls around on her. Yeah. Yeah. I think we better stop now. Yeah. All right.