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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Pamela Anderson Talks Tommy Lee And Tattoos | Letterman' from Letterman on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-01-30. Transcript available.

You know, our next guest from her roles as Lisa the Tool Time Girl on Home
Improvement and as C.J. Parker on Baywatch.
Now, she's the new spokeswoman for PETA Organization and here is the strikingly
beautiful Pamela Lee.
Welcome to the show. You're pregnant there, I guess, huh?
Yeah, I am. Congratulations. This is your second baby?
Second baby.
How far along are we? Are we in the second trimester yet?
Eight and a half months.
Oh, eight and a half months? You're nuts.
Yes, I'm almost done.
That's not eight and a half months.
Eight and a half months, right?
Yes.
No.
Yeah, Christmas.
Really? I got socks older than that.
What does that work here, Paul? I don't know what that means.
Wow. Well, that's unbelievable, Andy. Is it a boy or a girl?
A boy.
Another boy.
Yeah, so I'm surrounded by men.
Yeah, do you have a name picked out for it?
Dylan.
Oh, Dylan. That'd be cute.
Yeah.
And, of course, your husband and the father of the child is...
Tommy Lee.
Tommy Lee.
Now, you know, the last time I heard you, you guys weren't married, but you're
married now, right?
No, we're married. We've been married for almost three years.
But weren't you unmarried for a while?
Well, we separated briefly.
That's what I'm thinking of.
Yeah, no, no, but we're still, we're back together.
What was the deal there?
Very madly in love.
Everything okay there?
Everything is great.
Yeah.
Everything is great.
That's good. And now you have a nice, happy family, and so things are going
good for you.
Yeah.
He's a great father. He's really wonderful.
Is he really a great father?
He's a great daddy.
Yeah.
I mean, he's just like a walking cartoon book. I mean, my son just loves him
because he's all,
you know, tattooed and fun and...
Tattooed and fun.
Tattooed and fun.
That's a good way to put it, yeah.
That's my dad. It's the old Paul Peterson tune.
Here's, you know.
Tattooed and fun.
Good role model.
Yeah, there he is, right there.
There he is. I know.
Yeah, he's tattooed and fun.
He has more tattoos than that now, though.
He's in the basement changing the bulbs.
Yeah, yeah.
And here he is here doing...
He's pensive and one of his more pensive.
He's thinking, "Where else can I get a tattoo?" he's thinking.
And then here's another picture of him.
You have some tattoos your own self, huh?
Yeah, I do. A few.
Yeah, how many do you have?
Four.
Do you like the tattoos? Do you enjoy them?
I love them. My brother's tattooed as well and I just always love tattoos.
They're beautiful body art and it's easier than jewelry.
Now, let me ask you a question about this.
The first time you get a tattoo, you know, you go and you get the tattoo and
you,
you wake up the next day, do you do this?
Oh, oh, geez, oh!
Oh, my God, it's permanent.
Has that ever happened here?
Uh, no.
I bet it would. I'm just doing silly.
Now, today was a big day for you and PETA, wasn't it?
Yes, yeah.
What is it? You're the spokesperson for PETA.
Yeah, now I am.
PETA is a people for the ethical treatment of animals.
Yes, and this is, um, this is Fashion Week.
Yeah, we were reading, folks, earlier when I was being
eaten alive, huh?
Well, so this is Fashion Week, so we thought it was the perfect time.
Oh, you don't need to tell me.
Yeah, I guess you guys know.
Sure.
Well, so, um, you know, I'm here to support the smallest fashion victims, the
little baby
animals.
Right.
And then they were going to unveil a big billboard in Times Square.
There's a billboard in Times Square, yes.
Yeah, that's nice.
Now, did they unveil it today?
Yes, they did.
So, here's the, uh, here's the picture that actually goes up there in Times
Square.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, that's great.
That's awesome.
Well, that's all.
Point of no return, I guess.
Yeah, I think you're absolutely right.
Um, so what's new in your life other than the baby?
Oh, lots.
Um, I'm executive producer of a new show.
Oh, you are not.
Yes, I am.
Oh, really?
Yes, I really am.
Executive producer.
What does that mean you're the executive producer?
I do everything.
I make a lot of decisions.
What is the show?
Um, it's called VIP.
And I'm working with Jonathan Lawton.
He wrote Pretty Woman Under Siege, Blank Man.
He's a really wonderful writer.
Is it like a situation comedy kind of thing?
It's an action comedy.
Action comedy.
Action comedy.
And it's a syndicated one hour.
So it'll be international.
Right.
That's really important to me.
And so what kind of a deal is that VIP?
What do you play there?
Well, I end up being a bodyguard, but it's by some comical misadventure.
I'm protecting, I actually go out on a date with, you know, a typical Johnny
Hot Sausage,
you know, from Los Angeles.
I'm sorry?
A typical Johnny what?
Johnny Hot Sausage.
That's what me and Tommy call him anyway in L.A.
And I go out on a date and someone pulls a gun on him and he throws me in front
of him as a shield.
Uh-huh.
So, and then people, you know, I'm on the curve of all these magazines.
Do you have superpowers?
Do you have superpowers?
No, superpowers.
Do you have x-ray vision?
No, x-ray vision.
Can you guess people's weight?
Anything?
I might be able to do that.
I don't know.
And where's Tommy now?
Is he working?
He's working, he's on tour.
Right now I'm going to see him after New York in a couple days.
Do you go on tour with him?
Do you like doing that?
I haven't even seen the show yet.
I haven't seen anything yet.
I'm going to Texas to see him in a couple days.
Yeah, now what is that like when you're actually on the road with the band?
Um, I don't know.
He's never been on the road when I've been married to him.
Is that right?
So this is an unusual experience for you.
Yeah.
And I get to go ride on the bus.
I get to be the hot chick on the bus.
Yeah.
Well, the pregnant chick on the bus.
Are you looking forward to it?
Yes, I am.
Yeah.
I'm really excited to see because he wrote a song for my son, actually, and he
has video
playing behind him and everything.
And I haven't seen the show yet.
Yeah.
And do you keep in touch with your old Baywatch friends?
I haven't talked to hardly anyone from Baywatch.
Why is that?
But I miss them.
I don't know.
Were there bad feelings when you left?
No, no bad feelings.
No bad feelings.
It was just a business decision to leave.
I was giving away too many commissions, so I was paying to go to work.
So now I have my own show.
Too many commissions?
Yeah.
Too many managers and agents.
Really?
Yeah, that's not good.
People I met on the street wanted 15%.
A lot of people in show business, and you'll learn this when you get to be my
age, a lot
of people in show business are parasites.
I've learned that already.
Yeah.
I have.
I have.
Blood sucking parasites.
Blood sucking.
Yes.
I know.
But it's a wonder.
I'm glad that I'm executive producer of this show.
This is really fun for me.
Try and guess my weight now.
160.
160?
160.
Here, I'll stand up for you.
One, uh...
Now, we didn't arrange anything before the show, did we?
No.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Take this out.
Yeah, 160.
165?
Come on.
Come on.
You're just screwing with me, aren't you?
How tall are you?
Well, guess how tall I am.
Uh, 5'11".
No, no, no.
I'm off.
I'm sorry.
I'm the real deal.
I'm a guy.
I'm 6'2".
6'2".
6'2", you're 170.
Well, it's 170.
Right on the money, yeah.
With cologne, about 173.
How do you think rehearsal's going, Paul?
Oh, I love it, yeah.
I'm interested.
I'm very excited about "Baby".
Yeah, thanks.
When is the due date?
It's imminent, isn't it?
Oh, Christmas time.
Oh, Christmas time.
Oh, Christmas time.
Oh, Christmas time.
Oh, Christmas, baby.
What could be better than that?
Yeah, a little present for my other son.
Yeah, well, good luck to you.
Thank you.
Good luck with the baby.
Good luck with the new television show and, and, and, and, oh, Pete as well.
Thank you very much.
Thank you for being here.
Nice seeing you.
Nice seeing you.
i'm very excited about the baby yeah when is the due date it's imminent christmas
time oh christmas
baby what could be better than that yeah a little present for my other son yeah
well good luck to
you good luck with the baby good luck with the new television show and and no pita
as well thank
you very much thank you for being here nice seeing you nice to meet you pamela
lee we'll be right back
you