Madrid: First Night

The day we landed in Madrid I had a talk show to do. It's called "El Hormiguero" (the ant hill).

The interview starts out with you and the host Pablo,

but then these two ant puppets pop out and take over.

They asked me to pick lottery numbers so that everyone in the audience would play the same ones that week.

Then we did some experiments with dry ice.

(Note the show's resident "Mad Scientist" has a Dharma logo, he said he's had it for three years on the show now.)

It was a pretty wild show but I had a lot of fun.

As it turned out mine was their number one rated show featuring an international guest, beating both Will Smith and Hugh Jackman. That felt pretty awesome.

I held that title for one whole day by the way, until I was dethroned by Miley Cyrus.

I didn't stand a chance.

Me 'n' Ken

Here's a shot of Ken and I hanging around the van trying to look tough. 

As you can see many of the plants on LOST island are actually in pots. 

And here's a shot of our album cover.

 It's kind of a collection of soft rock hits.

Munich First Stop

On the way to the hotel in Munich we stopped to see surfers riding the standing wave on the river here at around 10 o'clock at night. That water HAS to be cold. 

Almost forgot: Catch me on the Bonnie Hunt Show Tomorrow (Tuesday)

It's Frühstück on Flight 453

The OJ was fantastic. Um... excuse me there appears to be something green on my fork. Beth thought I was having a baked potato.

Munich coming soon

I wanted to start posting pics from my trip to Munich, but we need to get new batteries for the camera. Apparently the batteries we bought yesterday were dead. 

So instead here's a picture I took in the bathroom at Finn McCool's. 

(This is the only picture taken in the bathroom that I can post. )

Flew into LA today

And just my luck I was "randomly selected for a secondary screening."

Let me tell you the LAST thing I want to hear when some dude is patting me down is, 

"Are you the guy from LOST?"

C'mon man. Is this really the time or the place? Thanks for making "randomly selected" feel a lot less "random."