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Jeff Goldblum Gave Some Unsuspecting Tourists A Hilariously Bizarre Bus Tour Of Hollywood

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While subbing in as host on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' the 'Jurassic Park' star decided to commandeer a Hollywood bus tour to give some tourists a very special and bizarre trip around the city.

Imagine you're on a bus tour while visiting LA., but instead of your usual tour guide, you have ... acclaimed actor Jeff Goldblum as your guide?

This is what happened to a bus full of tourists in Los Angeles, when Jeff Goldblum and Jimmy Kimmel sidekick, comedian Guillermo Rodriguez, commandeered a Starline tour bus to take them to places that Goldblum deemed important enough for a tour.


Like Goldblum's first apartment in Hollywood.

Goldblum was subbing in as host for Jimmy Kimmel, who is taking a brief hiatus after 18 years on the job as the host of the late night Jimmy Kimmel Live.

In addition to the bus tour, Goldblum hosted the night with a monologue that included meditations on why there's never been a Hurricane Jeff, and concocting a plan to put glitter into Mars' atmosphere to make it habitable for humans. A very Goldblum segment indeed.

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Fans were captivated by the segment and wished they could have been on that tour.

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The comments quickly became a Jeff Goldblum love fest.

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People shared their favorite parts of the tour.

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Some people were actually surprised by Goldblum's comedic stylings.

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He's just a likable guy!

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It was like he wasn't even hosting a show.

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Folks weren't sure he's even human.

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Many people took to the comments to pitch ideas for other roles Goldblum could get.

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Kimmel's summer hiatus will continue with other guest hosts.

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