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Anthony Bourdain, Ben Stiller full interviews from Late Night (VIDEOS)

By April MacIntyre Jun 11, 2012, 14:07 GMT

Ben Stiller - New York City, NY, USA © Marco Sagliocco / PR Photos

Rewind time for Late Night's Friday show, which saw Ben Stiller talk about his latest film, Madagascar 3.

Did you know Ben and Jimmy used to star in a Canadian soap opera?

See the latest Real People, Fake Arms in the included interview.

And new CNN star Anthony Bourdain gave Jimmy the scoop on his network switch and new comic book, “Get Jiro.”

Plus, Japandroids dropped by for two great performances, including the below web exclusive. Start your Monday the right way – with Jimmy, the Roots, and Jimmy, Carly Rae Jepsen performing “Call Me Maybe” with classroom instruments.

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Ben Stiller (6/8/12)

Ben explains why he moved his family back to New York and Jimmy asks about "Madagascar 3."

Real People, Fake Arms with Ben Stiller, Part 1 (6/8/12)

Jimmy digs up an old clip of a pizza parlor scene from Jacob's Patience, the Canadian soap opera they acted on together back in the day. Part 1 of 2

Real People, Fake Arms with Ben Stiller, Part 2 (6/8/12)

Jimmy digs up an old clip of a pizza parlor scene from Jacob's Patience, the Canadian soap opera they acted on together back in the day. Part 2 of 2

Anthony Bourdain, Part 1 (6/8/12)

Anthony talks about moving his show to CNN and locations he'd like to visit and Jimmy asks about his new comic book, "Get Jiro!" Part 1 of 2

Anthony Bourdain, Part 2 (6/8/12)

Anthony talks about moving his show to CNN and locations he'd like to visit and Jimmy asks about his new comic book, "Get Jiro!" Part 2 of 2 Japandroids: The House That Heaven Built (6/8/12) Musical guest Japandroids performs "The House That Heaven Built" as a web exclusive. Japandroids: Fire's Highway (6/8/12) Musical guest Japandroids performs "Fire's Highway."

'Call Me Maybe' with Classroom Instruments Backstage before the show, Jimmy, Carly Rae Jepsen, and The Roots grabbed some instruments you'd find in an elementary school classroom and performed "Call Me Maybe."