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Caamp performs the song Peach Fuzz on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Linda talks about doing Terminator: Dark Fate, meeting Arnold before the first film, their friendship, and she reveals what she thinks of the new movie.

Ewan talks about his beard, dressing up for Halloween, trick-or-treating in Scotland, his favorite candy, keeping his return as Obi-Wan Kenobi a secret, reading William Shatner's book on the set of Star Wars with Jar-Jar Binks actor Ahmed Best, his new sequel to The Shining, Doctor Sleep, and his terrifying experience seeing Halloween as a 12-year-old in Holland.

Kesha ft. Big Freedia perform Raising Hell on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Luenell talks about her very long nails, being in the new Netflix movie Dolemite Is My Name, robbing a bank, making Borat with Sacha Baron Cohen, and performing every Sunday at Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club in Las Vegas.

Jimmy asks Nick Offerman three ridiculous questions.

Arnold talks about being evacuated from his home, the biggest natural disaster he faced as Governor of California, the moment he knew that Chris Pratt would be a good son-in-law, tricking his biggest rival Sylvester Stallone to do a terrible movie, the return of Terminator, OJ Simpson originally being considered for his role in it, and he reads other famous movie catchphrases in Arnold's.

Broadcasting from Brooklyn, New York, for five original shows during the week of Oct. 21, 2019, ABC's “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” grew for the 2nd straight week to a new season high in Adults 18-49 (+2% - 443,000 vs. 434,000). In fact, “Kimmel” delivered its strongest performance among Adults 18-49 in 4 months—since the week of 6/17/19. The ABC late-night program also drew its 2nd-largest weekly audience this season (1.976 million).

The '80s are back at Limelight Theatre in the smash hit Broadway musical Rock of Ages.

The Sugarhill Gang performs the song Rapper's Delight from the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Jimmy asks Maya Rudolph three ridiculous questions.

Eddie talks about growing up in Brooklyn, getting into street fights, doing ventriloquism as a kid, Jimmy going to his house for a party, returning to stand-up comedy, the great reviews and Oscar buzz he's getting for his new movie Dolemite Is My Name, and hosting SNL for the first time in 35 years.

Blanco Brown performs TN Whiskey on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Senator Sanders talks about his recent heart attack, 26,000 people attending his rally in Queens, getting an endorsement from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the current Impeachment proceedings, Republican representatives being scared of Trump, growing up in Brooklyn, his health care plan, and we visit his childhood home to see who is living there now.

Ellie talks about having her second baby, growing up in St. Louis, what it's like living in NY, her new book “My Squirrel Days,” and being in Jimmy and Norman Lear's “Live in Front of a Studio Audience: All in the Family.”

Alicia Keys performs Juicy at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Kelly talks about her kids going to college in New York, coming home unannounced, and the huge annual Halloween show that they do on 'Live with Kelly and Ryan' every year.

Benedict talks about spending time in the U.S. as a kid, vacationing on Fire Island, his rabid fan base across the world, playing Thomas Edison in the movie The Current War, and he reads a Yelp Pizza review with a Brooklyn accent.

For many years, Jimmy has been appearing in the back of most New York City Taxi Cabs. You get in the cab, a video from our show pops up, and you're forced to watch it. Recently, it has come to Jimmy's attention that when Jour videos come on, most people immediately hit the mute button. So, we put hidden cameras in a cab and Jimmy and Guillermo followed along in a bus to surprise those who dared to try silence them.

Alicia talks about her new autobiography 'More Myself,' being terrified to hear her own music, the first time she heard a song of hers on the radio, and she invites the whole audience to her Tidal X concert at the Barclays Center to benefit Rock the Vote.