-Come on.

I miss you. Good to see you.

-Hey, mate, how's it going?

-It's going great. Nice to see you.

Thank you for doing this. I appreciate it.

-Hi, Jimmy!

-Hey! That's what I'm talking about!

-Hi, buddy. -How you doing, pal?

Nice to see you. How you guys doing? You hanging in there?

-Yeah, we're hanging in. -We're good.

-We're safe, we're healthy. The kids have no idea.

They think we're at our latest location.

-I mean, you guys are really getting to know each other, huh?

-[ Inhales sharply ]

-Yeah... -Yeah.

[ Laughter ]

-I mean, wait, how you guys have been together for a while,

but then you started a play together.

-Yeah, we just did. -Yeah, we just did a play.

We just -- we closed literally a week before we came out here.

Like, just in time. -Yeah.

-So we were basically in quarantine together

already doing -- doing "Medea."

-Yeah. We were going to work every night doing the play.

-You consider that quarantine?

-Huh? -That was quarantining

when you guys were working together?

-Pretty much. -I mean, it was like

a crazy, strange place to be for three months.

-I heard that you learned how to make a good drink, Rose.

-I've been... -Oh, no, Bobby walks away.

-I've been refining my cocktail skills.

Yeah, I...

I became obsessed with this cocktail called the Penicillin,

invented by an Australian called Sam Ross,

and he perfected it at his bar Milk & Honey in New York.

-Oh, yeah. I know Milk & Honey.

-Yeah, it's now called Attaboy, the bar.

Anyway, I had one at the NoMad recently

before everything closed.

And so I just became obsessed. So now I can make it.

I have the ingredients here on a bit of paper towel.

I can show you how to make it.

-I would love to see how to make a Penicillin.

That'd be great.

-I wouldn't have her make you a drink

when you're thirsty. -[ Laughs ]

-Because it takes a long time.

It's a really long time for her to make this drink.

-You got to put in this order --

You got to put this order in like a half hour ahead of time.

-Put this order in. But you want to see me --

You want to see me -- how to do it?

-Yeah. I'd love to see you make that drink.

That would be fantastic. All right, here we go.

-Team effort.

Okay. Here we go.

So this is my little bar in here.

-I love it.

-Because I don't have a measuring stick,

I just use the... -What's a measuring stick?

-I just use the -- -That's like a thing

you get medicine for your kids, right?

-Now we do 11 millimeters -- milliliters.

So that's five -- Oh, whoops, hold on.

-There we go. -If you're just tuning in,

it does not look like it, but she's making a cocktail.

Here we go. Here we go. [ Indistinct ]

So that's five...

-Eventually, you can do this by sight, right?

Like, just, you don't have to use the --

-I'm a detail-orientated person.

-Yeah. Oriented. -Oh, my God.

This might be the funniest thing I've ever seen

in my lifetime.

-Have you ever seen anybody make a drink like this?

-Twenty. -Never, ever in my...

-Never. No, never. No one's ever done this.

-22.

So that's 22.

-Rose, while we're doing this,

can we talk about your -- about "Mrs. America"?

-Yes, please. -"Mrs. America,"

you play Gloria Steinem.

-Yeah, I know, it's amazing. I play Gloria --

This is your first --

-This will be good to see you make it

while you're talking about something else.

[ Laughter ]

-This is really multi-tasking.

-Why do you need the funnel?

I don't understand the funnel part.

Why just -- You just poured the whole thing in the...

-I know. -Why do you need the funnel?

[ Laughter ]

-...focus, got to focus, okay. -Okay.

-Sorry. -So that's the lemon.

Now we need three-quarters of a ging--

three-eights of an ounce of ginger.

So this is the turkey baster level, so it's got

measurements for ounces on it, so I've been using that.

-Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

-Jimmy, I've got your water bottle.

I'm using it as a shaker.

-Oh, great! You are using it, see?

-So this is the ginger --

-That's why people should do our show.

-This is the ginger shaker.

-It's also where we usually hide the kids' medicine, so...

-...just gonna put this in here,

and then I'm gonna get three ounces of --

That's why I use it, then I use this to measure out syrup,

because there's been some problem with the thing, so...

-I have never seen anyone make a cocktail like this.

-It's all over the floor. What are you doing?

-That's three ounces, that's whatever that is,

and... [ Laughing ]

-Oh, my God. -And then we do the honey.

And now this is the honey.

This is the honey. This is the honey --

So again, I pour this into the turkey baster

just 'cause I can measure it up. -God.

-And then I put bourbon like that

and measure out a little bit like that.

Oops, I need a bit more, unfortunately, so I'll just...

-Yeah, but it's going all over the towel.

-I know, but I'm gonna --

-Bobby, this is insane, dude. -Here we go.

-Yeah, dude. -Then that goes in.

And then we put two ounces of a blended scotch.

This is two ounces of this.

-Okay? -Uh-huh.

-Two ounces of this in here like that.

-Oh, that's a lot. -Okay.

We're nearly there, guys.

-You don't have any other guests, do you?

[ Laughter ]

The rest of the week? [ Laughter ]

-Hold on, I want you... -...get some ice, hold on.

It was incredible.

I play Gloria Steinem in "Mrs. America" on Hulu.

It was an honor. She's a legendary activist.

-Absolutely. An icon. -She probably had --

-American. -And, uh, along with

Cate Blanchett playing Phyllis Schlafly,

Uzo Aduba, Elizabeth Banks,

Sarah Paulson, Ari Graynor. -Tracey Ullman!

-Tracey Ullman! Oh, my gosh. -How's Tracey Ullman?

Oh, my gosh, I love Tracey Ullman.

-I've got the ice. So I just put the ice in here.

-What happened to the...

-I've got that fancy ice cube. -This is not fancy.

This a measuring cup that she's using to make,

like, a single ice.

That's actually the smartest thing about this.

-That's actually pretty good. I like that.

-Pretty good. MacGyver. -Here we go.

So now I'm going to shake it up and pour it over ice,

and then I'm gonna shake it up for...seconds!

[ Speaking indistinctly ]

[ Laughter ]

-You see, it's not hard to be stuck inside with her.

-[ Laughs ]

-Now I'm just gonna get --

I don't think this is gonna come out in time --

The ice. -Yeah.

-But...

[ Laughter ]

-...doing? -Holy mackerel.

-I need a pick for that.

So I'm just gonna get some normal ice.

-Just normal ice. Okay, yeah.

-The kicker -- we just put a floater

of a single malt on top.

So I just get a little... -Oh.

-Look at that. -Gorgeous, by the way.

-It's a Penicillin.

-That is a Penicillin. And --

-It's a little like -- -And well earned, by the way.

Well earned. -Well earned.

Quarantine's over, actually. -[ Laughs ]

Quarantine's over, guys. [ Laughter ]

-Oh, God.

-Mrs. "America" is on Hulu.

But I want to talk quickly before you leave,

because thank you so much for coming on our show.

I appreciate it. Thank you, Bobby.

But we asked you guys to bring up a charity

that you're working closely with

or that you want to spotlight, and you chose Food Bank NYC.

-Yes. -...dot-org.

-Yes. They're an incredible organization.

My friend Ethan Hawke is one of the representatives

and Susan Sarandon. And I love New York.

And it has been hit so hard, as we know, by this, you know...

-Yeah. -...dreadful, dreadful virus.

So, and Food Bank is incredible

in providing meals to people who would otherwise

they go very hungry, so I encourage,

please donate what you can to help our fellow New Yorkers

get through this and get back to the incredible city

that we all love.

And, you know... -It's amazing.

Rose, I love you. Bobby, I love you. I miss you.

I can't wait to see you guys in person. Really.

-See you, Jimmy!