Ep 24. John Stamos, Jeffrey Tambor, Prince Lorenzo Borghese
- October 5, 2006
John Stamos, Jeffrey Tambor, and Prince Lorenzo Borghese are the featured guests on this episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Join Ellen as she sits down with these three talented men to discuss their latest projects, personal lives, and more.
John Stamos is best known for his role as Uncle Jesse on the hit television show Full House. He has since gone on to star in numerous other television shows and movies, and he has become one of the most beloved actors in Hollywood. Ellen talks to John about his latest projects, including his work on the Netflix series Fuller House, and they also discuss his personal life, including his recent engagement.
Jeffrey Tambor is an Emmy-winning actor who has appeared in countless television shows and movies over the years. He is perhaps best known for his role as Maura Pfefferman on the hit Amazon series Transparent. Ellen talks to Jeffrey about his experience working on the show, and they also discuss his long career in Hollywood and some of his other notable roles.
Prince Lorenzo Borghese is a reality television personality who is best known for his appearance on the ABC reality show The Bachelor. He is also a descendant of royalty and a successful businessman. Ellen talks to Lorenzo about his experience on The Bachelor, and they also discuss his work with animal welfare and his other philanthropic efforts.
In addition to these interviews, this episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show also features some hilarious skits and segments, including Ellen's popular "Know Your Country Music" game, as well as some other surprises that are sure to delight fans of the show.
Overall, this episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show promises to be a fun, entertaining, and enlightening hour of television that is sure to appeal to a wide range of viewers. So tune in to catch all the action and to join Ellen as she sits down with John Stamos, Jeffrey Tambor, and Prince Lorenzo Borghese for a lively conversation that covers everything from Hollywood to humanitarian work.
