One actor was so cringey that the host literally walked off set!

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To Hailey's credit, Justin does have French Canadian and Acadian ancestry through his mother, and his maternal grandmother grew up in a largely Francophone community (Hearst, Ontario).

In his 2023 book Yearbook, Seth Rogen recalled a bizarre five-hour meeting he and Judd Apatow had with Tom Cruise in 2006, when Tom was exploring comedy. During the meeting, Tom brought up his infamous Oprah interview.

He allegedly told them, "Well, yeah, they're making it seem like I'm losing my mind. There's a coordinated effort to make it appear that way. [Seth asked, 'Who would do that?'] The pharmaceutical industry. Because my exposure of their fraud has cost them SO much money that they're desperate. They're scrambling, and they're doing everything they can to discredit me so I won't hurt sales anymore. ... They edited it to make it look so much worse than it was."

The face that costar Chris Pine made in reaction to his comments went viral.

For what it's worth, Victoria embraced the viral moment and sold "My Dad Had A Rolls-Royce" t-shirts.

However, they later insisted it was all a big joke, tweeting, "For anybody who actually thinks I misunderstood the 'favorite dish' question - you clearly don't get my sense of humor"

Later that year, Graham Norton told Digital Spy, "I think the three of us had met a lot of drunk people over the years. Mark Wahlberg's been on the show before, and he's a really lovely guy. We've all done that thing where you suddenly realize, 'I'm by far the drunkest person at this dinner party' and you don't know how that happened. It was a bit like that, so I don't judge him harshly at all. It was just a thing."

However, in 2014, the actor sort of hinted that he'd been doing a bit on the Late Show. On The Sam Roberts Show, he said, "What I say is, in popular media, I neither confirm nor deny that I was on the David Letterman show."

Some speculate that he did the Letterman interview in character as Rubin from Rubin & Ed, a movie that didn't come out until 1991.

In 2021, the clip resurfaced and went viral on Instagram.

Alexandra told Tyla, "Yeah, it’s quite funny! It makes people smile. It's such a light-hearted page to make people laugh, which is what we've all really needed over the last year or so. We all need to have a good laugh, and if an Instagram page can provide that to people, then we're all winning at life!"

In 2014, Dick told the New Yorker, "It was out of the blue. It was astonishing. I could not believe it while it was happening. I think I watched it a year or so ago, and it seemed even worse than I remembered it. When the circus was going on, with shoes coming off and smelling each other's feet — which may be an image I have conjured, but something very close to it — and falling down, as if that were funny, just a bunch of louts out encouraging each other in their stupidity, it was … I had a mixed feeling as it was happening. I knew it would be entertaining in a certain way involving the word 'horror.'"

On her blog, Romina wrote, "So, I was just humiliated by Jesse Eisenberg...When the five minute 'interview' (more like self-esteem butchering) were finally over, I went behind a curtain to wait for the memory cards from the interview. I peaked around the curtain to ask Jesse about his neighborhood in New York (he lives a few blocks from where I used to live) and he immediately says, 'You're still here?'"

Jay told Herald TV, "Those people were so drunk I don't know what else we could have done in a live situation. You don't tell these people how to behave. Nobody tells them what to do... Was it a great show? No. But I guess you have to expect people to show up totally drunk when you do a live show from a real bar. In a real bar, everybody drinks real drinks."

He also said that, the next day, Ted Danson sent him flowers as an apology, and George Wendt called him as well.

The incident wasn't scripted or staged. Bobcat later pleaded no contest to recklessly setting the fire. He was then required to pay a $3,888 fine and to record a PSA for a local burn center. He also got three years of informal probation.