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  • -Last weekend, right, was a big weekend for you.

  • It was you and Justin's wedding anniversary.

  • -Yes. -That's right.

  • What is it, seven years now?

  • -Seven years.

  • Can you believe that?

  • -It was seven years ago? -Oh, my God.

  • -I had so much fun at your wedding.

  • It was the best, most beautiful wedding.

  • I loved it. -The only problem

  • with that wedding is I didn't get to go as a guest.

  • -Yeah. -I want to go back as a guest.

  • But you -- You had the most fun at that wedding.

  • -Do you remember your speech that you made?

  • [ Both laugh ]

  • -I don't remember any of this. -During Justin's speech

  • that he made? -Uh-huh. I kind of do.

  • -During our reception, Justin was giving this beautiful --

  • "Thank you so much for coming.

  • You flew so far. This means the world to us.

  • You're our, you know, most beloved."

  • And over in the corner,

  • there were these terrarium things, remember,

  • with the big glass lids?

  • And you put it on your head, and you just stood up

  • like a weird, old-school scuba diver

  • or some sort of an astronaut or something?

  • -Yeah, I think I was -- Yeah, swimming around or something.

  • -You were interrupting him, and he was laughing back at you,

  • and I thought, "Thank God this is Jimmy,"

  • 'cause if it wasn't you --

  • -I would be thrown out of the wedding.

  • -Thrown out. Gone.

  • -Yeah, I kind of remember that. It was these giant fish bowls.

  • -These giant fish bowl things. -Yeah, I just put one on

  • and, like, started pretending I was an astronaut.

  • -Yeah. -Yeah, yeah. Anyways --

  • -I remember that.

  • -I'm happy that you invited me. Thank you.

  • That's why I don't get invited to any weddings anymore.

  • Yeah. Isn't that weird?

  • -Well, you can always -- If I get married again,

  • to him again, you can come.

  • -I will. -The remix.

  • -The remix? Okay, I'll be there.

  • When you guys renew your vows, I'll be there.

  • I was hearing this.

  • I was doing some research on this interview,

  • and I saw somewhere, it came up,

  • that you were never really an NSYNC fan when they were out.

  • -Well --

  • No. But -- But --

  • -Were you like a Backstreet Boys fan?

  • -No, no, no. I was --

  • I was a, like, a lame music-y -- not lame.

  • I was just listening to old-school stuff.

  • I was -- I was listening to theater productions.

  • I was listening to "Rent."

  • I was like -- knew every word of "Rent."

  • I was listening to Motown.

  • I was listening to old-school stuff.

  • I, like, lived under a rock.

  • I just -- I wasn't into pop culture music.

  • -'Cause we actually found an interview of Jessica Biel

  • during those times that NSYNC was around.

  • It's pretty -- It's pretty interesting to see.

  • -Jimmy, Jimmy.

  • -This is years before you and Justin ever met.

  • -No, please. -Here's Jessica Biel in 1999

  • being asked... -No, no, please.

  • -...if she's an NSYNC fan.

  • Take a look. -Oh.

  • To be honest, I don't really listen --

  • I haven't really -- I mean, I know of them, of course.

  • And I've heard of them, and I've heard the music.

  • I don't think I own any of their CDs.

  • I'm not a huge fan.

  • Um...

  • But, I mean, cool, I guess.

  • [ Laughter ]

  • [ Cheers and applause ]

  • -[ Laughing ] Oh, my God. You're in so much trouble.

  • Dude, you're in so, so much trouble.

  • Oh, my God. My God, I mean -- "Cool, I guess."

  • Oh, my God.

  • -The attitude.

  • -Your attitude you had, yeah.

  • But you don't know -- You don't know --

  • I figure now you probably know some NSYNC songs. Right?

  • -Not really.

  • [ Laughter ]

  • I-I mean, listen,

  • it became very clear to me

  • just a month ago when we were with our friends.

  • We were hanging out again in Italy somewhere,

  • and we were trying to play Truth or Dare,

  • which is the dumbest thing to do

  • with a bunch of, like, late 30-year-olds.

  • -Yeah. -It was a bad idea.

  • Everyone knows each other's truth. So it's boring.

  • -Yeah, you're just like, "Let's just play Dare."

  • -So we just played Dare. And my dare was

  • I have to sing an NSYNC song,

  • all the lyrics, all the melodies,

  • and I literally -- I couldn't.

  • I only know three words.

  • "Bye, bye, bye."

  • [ Laughter ]

  • Which is, I guess, one word three times.

  • -That's one word three times.

  • But still, that's the one. That's the one to know.

  • -And I wasn't allowed to sing that.

  • I had to sing something else.

  • Justin coached me through the chorus, the verse.

  • -Oh, no. -I'm looking at the words.

  • It was so embar-- It was humiliating.

  • -Oh, my gosh.

  • -Really humiliating. -I love it. It's hilarious.

  • We should both work on --

  • We'll find a song and do a duet and surprise Justin.

  • -Would you help me? -Yeah, I will help you. Yeah.

  • We'll do it, yeah. 'Cause I'm a giant fan.

  • -I know.

  • -You do know that. Right? Yeah. -I know.

  • -I want to know talk about your show "Limetown."

  • This is on Facebook Watch.

  • This is good that -- You're starring in this.

  • You executive-produced this.

  • And this is based on this podcast that was fascinating.

  • -Yes. -It was really cool.

  • -Did you love it? -Yes, I --

  • -Oh, I loved it so much.

  • -Who -- Who did the podcast again?

  • -Well, Zack Akers and Skip Bronkie,

  • they created this podcast.

  • They -- And they created the story.

  • I thought it was real. -No, at first.

  • Yeah, because, me, too. -100% real.

  • I was into true crime stuff. -But this is at the time --

  • Me, too. -So I thought for sure

  • this is something I missed.

  • The news goes so quickly. -Like a true crime podcast.

  • And what is the story again?

  • -So, the story is this town,

  • this small kind of, um, uh, science community --

  • Sort of everyone in the town disappears one day.

  • And there's -- there's no -- no leads, no nothing.

  • It's like the town was full of people one day.

  • The next day, it's just empty. -Yeah.

  • -And that was 15 years in the past.

  • So when we start our show,

  • my character's an investigative journalist,

  • and she has her own podcast,

  • and she actually has a personal connection.

  • One of her family members is one of the missing.

  • So, she wants to open up the case, and she gets a lead.

  • And then you go into the story.

  • -But it is -- It's a fantastic story.

  • And it's done so well by you.

-Last weekend, right, was a big weekend for you.

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