Between "lost" and "the vampire diaries," our next guest has spent most of his tv career either dead or undead.
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You can watch "the vampire diaries" thursday nights at 8:00 p.m. on the cw.
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Please welcome Ian Somerhalder
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thegals are very excited.
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Can I ask you a question, I love your loud ... but why , are there no ugly vampires?
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You're talking to one. -- Yeah.
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You have very excitable fans.
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How did the fans of the new show compare to the fans of "lost" who were alsorapid but maybe in a different way?
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Well There's a decibel level difference.
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There's more screaming?
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It's definitely louder. It's awesome.
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You brought some like videotape, just kind of to demonstrate the loudness.
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Just a little -- You shot this on your cell phone?
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A little taste. I shot this on my iphone.
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Ok. Take a look. Look at this.
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This is what, a convention of some kind?
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Yeah, this is in Miami.
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And this is one of the small ones. This one was of the most exciting.
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This one was -- Flashlights for vampires?
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Oh, wait a minute.
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That must have been the twi hards or something like that.
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Hey, is it true you still haven't seen the "lost" finale?
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I saw it in bits and pieces and I finally saw the end.
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When? -- About a week ago.
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What, why did you wait so long?
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Because -- it was -- I don't know why. I've been shooting.
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You were shooting.
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I've been working. I was there.
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It was the most incredible -- it really was -- I'm so glad they brought me back.
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It was the most incredible human experience -- Being on "lost" or watching -- the end scene was all of us.
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All of those chairs from those seasons of Lost every single person's chair was in this, like, circle.
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You saw the names on all the chairs.
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All of our names were there. And we all shot that scene together.
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It was just sort of -- end of this amazing era of storytelling and -- you know what I mean?
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Yeah. Well Sure you know and for me, it was like the end of my life.
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Yeah. I saw you have a picture of Matt Fox in the dressing room that I'm in. -- Yes, I do.
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I figured that was a good sign because he's my brother -- Jack is always watching over us, yes.
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Now, you tweeted today that you were going to bring me a pizza, which, by the way, all guests should do, just fyi.
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But you own a pizza parlor ,apparently.
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My brother-in-law and my sister and I have a pizza place in Sun Valley, Idaho.
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One of the most beautiful places in the world.
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Yeah, I've been there.
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What's the name of the pizza -- IT'S called McClane's pizzeria and we rock.
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Why is it called McCLANE'S -- Because my brother-in-law's named McClane.
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He's like this big tatted earring guy.
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He looks like Mr. Clean.
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Like a really good looking version of mr. clean.
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But he has a recipe, at2 pizza recipe it's thirty years old
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and I franticallybaked pizzas because the hotel that I live in here well, when I'm here, i live in the [ bleep ] not the chateau like every other actor.
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Is it good to give out your address on television?
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Oh, no, why did I just ... Oh My God -- oh, We'll bleep it out but -- that was stupid.
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I want you guys to promise not to go there.
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Yeah, so -- that's so stupid.
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Yeah, yeah. -- Whoa.
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Might want to switch to another hotel.
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They were supposed to bake the pizzas and the guy who owns it is one of my close friends and he said, look, man, I can't, there's a health code problem.
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I can't prepare -- I can't bake anything someone else prepares.
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He shouldn't be your friend.
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People like that -- No I ... it's services business. I don't want to get him in trouble.
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So I found out about this at about 10 after 5:00.
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Supposed to be car pickup at 6:00.
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You're making excuses for your pizza -- no, I'm not making -- i ran -- well, I drove frantically to one of my best friend's houses and Ibaked these pizzas for you.
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That's very nice of you.
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You have for our margarita pizza, you have to do fresh tomato and basil on after you bake it -- Oh, after your break it -- bake it.
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The cheese is not melted?
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The cheese is melted.
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But you don't want to put the tomato on top to the pizza because before you after you bake it
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When you cut it, you don't want to squish all the tomato into the cheese.
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Is that your specialty, the margarita pizza?
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It's pretty good, man.
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Guillermo, come in from God's heeding ....
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He's probably eating those pizzas out there.
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I hope so too.
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Thank you, Guillermo.
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Hold on, let me get you a little -- there, that's for you.
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Thank you. Thank you very much.
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I left my wallet in the green room.
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Give me 4 back.
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I don't have any cash.
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I'll get it from you later.
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Is this hot? -- It should be warm.
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I have to try it.
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We had to warm it so the basil's now a little drier.
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I can't imagine you making pizza but -- it's pretty good.
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That's atasty pizza.
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Idaho is known for its pizza, number one.
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It's pretty tasty. -- I like that.
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You got a lot of oregano on there.
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Good across could be a littlecrispy out everytime with your friend.
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No because I had a ... he needed a ticket ...
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Let's eat the whole thing right -- let's do it.
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Eat the whole pizza.
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Before social distortion comes out.
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This is awesome. -- This is very good.
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You're serious about this.
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Like, you went to a pizza convention even?
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Oh, my Gosh. Yeah. But they had full-on like -- uniforms.
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Who did?
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The other pizza makers.
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And all I saw were people's nostrils because their noses were turned up to us the entire time who is a teacher.
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You had to have T-shirts. You can't just show up out t-shirts on.
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No.
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I'm going to ask John Bravados or someone to make us
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Some sort of designer or T-shirts? -- the most incredible ball like uniform aprons and we're going to go there next year.
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You ever deliver these pizzas because I think you could make a lot of tips probably.
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Well that's very good to see you.
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Thank you for bringing the pizza.
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Eat the end because ... you know what, this is not our normal crust.
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I had to -- It came all of the way from Idaho. I can understand. I will leave the end.
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The whole thing's pretty good. Thank you for being here. Ian Somerhalder, everybody.
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Vampires eat pizza too. It airs thursday nights on the CW.
GLOSSARY
gals: chicas; rapid: rapido; videotape: cinta de video; fyi: para tu informacion; pizza parlor: salon de pizza; baked: horneado; tasty: sabrosa; crispy: crujiente; crust: corteza;
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And what an appropriate title - for a loser who destroyed his life and his career living by "his rules".
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I'm the reason he's not here!
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this in my hands right here
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