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.

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-[ 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.