Norm has a candid chat with the ever-charming Drew Barrymore about vampires, the silent radio, her career as a child actress, her drug addiction, her family, her movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) and her views on P.C. culture and life in general.

Norm and the legend of TV courtrooms, Judge Judy, have a heart to heart chat about her show, life, family, mortality, and her views on the American justice system, including the O.J. Simpson case.

As Norm and Dave chat about the late night talk show business, Norm insidiously begins to slowly push Dave's buttons with his unconventional style of hosting and increasingly irreverent questions. Will Dave take his ball and go home?

Norm and Jane, who brought her cute canine pet with her, talk about her life, sex appeal, mortality, her father and the cult Norm's co-host was in. Also, Norm hits on Jane, but will he succeed in not coming off as a creepy fanboy?

Norm and Chevy talk comedy, SNL, Chevy's movies, Norm's favorite Chevy comedy The Three Amigos, and Chevy's infamous failed talk show. Norm also tries to get Chevy to goof off with him for a bit, which only results in confusion.

Norm and M. Night have a pleasant, introspective chat about Shyamalan's turbulent career, the nature of horror, Indian Americans, family life, and love of 80s Spielberg.

Norm and Michael talk about their love of comedy, country and western music, film noir, western films, and Michael's movies.

Norm and his close friend, outlaw country legend Billy Joe Shaver, chat about Shaver's life, career, his songwriting process, and outlaw country vs. modern day country. Shaver also shares some colorful anecdotes and performs four songs.

Norm welcomes his old boss from his SNL days, Lorne Michaels, and has a fun but all too short chat with him about the old days and the history of SNL.