. >> larry: robin williams. >> oh, it's a beautiful thing, yes, thank you. the kids at home going -- where's larry? what's up? kick and chain and hello. hi. oh yes. thank you. >> larry: you know about robin williams? never remember anything he did. try to repeat the next day robin williams' jokes. >> 100 of them. >> larry: i know. let's do one more adam sandler, one you did. >> okay. he has like three levels. mumbling adam like, good to see you, buddy, all right. how are you doing, pal? crazy voice and -- and then he does the screaming where he goes -- shut up! >> larry: was that -- you said your mother liked the way you did that? >> yeah. >> larry: did you imitate family members? did you do your aunt? >> yeah i would just do like i think i would be in my room and do impressions of my dad and do grandpa and my dad was very -- my mom, performers in the house. they have house parties and we're irish and that's what irish people do. they get together, they have a good time and someone sings a sad song and then cry and then go to sleep. maybe there's a fight. >>

we love robin williams. [ cheers and applause ] very funny guy. he celebrated by doing a 20-minute routine about his cake. [ impersonating williams ] "oh, look at the flames. it's like it's a bunch of people trying to get frankenstein out of the frosting, yes. thank you, yes. oh, i feel like jay-z. i got 59 candles but a wick ain't one, yes. thank you." [ laughter ] "yes, it's a lot of fire. even the head of bp's going, 'stop wasting fuel,' yes. thank you." [ laughter ] yeah, robin, just -- we'll blow out the candles, you -- [ laughter ] hey, guys, listen to this. there's a new bill here in new york that would make it easier to report abusive bosses. yeah. you think people are gonna do that, higgins? >> steve: no. who would do that? i wouldn't do that. i'm not gonna do that. >> jimmy: huh? [ laughter ] what'd you say? >> steve: nothing. >> jimmy: what'd you say to me? [ crying ] >> steve: i didn't say anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. you didn't say anything. [ cheers and applause ] and finally, "sports illustrated" just reported that

i am hoping that maybe it robin williams, dana carvey, to local comedians -- you have to spend money to make money. i have some fairly good connections as far as booking agents go. commissioner joseph: how are you going to promote this place? how are you going to market its the that you know they are there -- they know you are there? >> a lot of promotion is done on line at. -- online. the venue itself, there is a corridor that leads you to the escalator

. >> reporter: and the comic speed a robin williams. he is bound to break out of the tv kid's universe sooner than later, snow he's not complaining where he is. >> i really believe this show would be funny if nickelodeon didn't exist and this were on abc at like 7:30, 8:00, you know, on a thursday night. i think the family could sit down and enjoy it. >> reporter: he is, in fact, one of the only adult characters on the show but is arguably the least mature of any of them. and that's by design. >> i don't want to be the token adult on the kid's show where it's like, i'm telling you to eat your vegetables and that's the moral of the story. woops, i slipped on a banana peel. >> reporter: here's a question, 12 million viewers, there have to have been a lot of grown-ups in that group. when does "i carly" stop being a kid show? >> i don't think of it as a kid show. think of it as family entertainment. as of late, in the last few years, we're getting teenagers who are older, college kids, parents, grandparents, a lot of family viewing. and as

our next guest at age 17 has already costarred with tom hanks, robin williams, jeff daniels and will ferrell. nothing to look forward to, honestly. his latest movie is the critically acclaimed "the kids are all right" is in theaters now. please say hello to josh hutcherson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how is everything? >> it's been really good. >> jimmy: life is going well? >> great. >> jimmy: you've been here a couple of times before. we've seen you grow up before our eyes. >> magic, right. >> jimmy: you're 17 now. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: do you have a girlfriend or anything? >> oh, man. i've come to the conclusion that actresses are all crazy. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> but i can't stay away, is the problem, so i just -- >> jimmy: did you think actresses are crazier than actors? >> it's a different kind of crazy. very different. we're both not okay. i know that much. >> jimmy: so does that make a bad combination, do you think? >> it's an interesting combination. makes for a really fun time and really bad times as well. but, you know, it's something i'm going to have to deal wit

. >> yes,y found myself in camp david with matt damon, ben affleck, robin williams-- >> rose: all the stars. >> and i had never met officially-- i mean, an elected official before, and there i am, we're pulling up to the gates of camp david, and it was just an extraordinary moment. just looking at the marines standing there as we pull up. he doesn't blink. he walks around. walks around the car. looks at us. i don't know, the whole thing was just mind bending. and then we got in and we spent the day, and there was, "nice to meet you, mr. president. nice to meet you, mrs. clinton. sandy berger-- it was a whole real estate of people. and we ended up spending the day hanging out watching the football game. gus went and played three holes of golf. i bold. i got a strike. i sat at the table where the camp david peace accord were and read this amazing letter from president carter where he stuck his neck out to make that happen. but what was for me the thing that happened that changed my life that day, that changed my life, and there was something missing in my life, and i was starting to mak

. >> the last movie i did stars robin williams the world's greatest dad and folks like that. the movie and made before both this one and sleeping dogs lie both torres sundance. sleeping dog lie eyes shot that and two weeks through crags list. in the movie there's a scene that takes place in the garage i did not have one defilement somehow the lock at this empty home for sale. it's the truth. we pushed the current to the broad and we said we have to be quiet because this is at the scene for the actors. and they said we don't have a permit again do we. and i said i don't know whose house this is. >> so its guerrilla moviemaking. >> this is how i can get movies without notes from people and make tiny movies. and then i do stand up to pay bills. >> that's how we do television as well we don't ask questions we just do it. >> today and tomorrow a and 10:00 p.m. in san francisco. don't forget world's greatest dad is now out on the bp and it will make millions. >> i was talking to spike jones he was very kind and i said i don't think you understand my movies make hundreds of dollars.