Sachat Baron Cohen’s Borat Sagdiyev returned to the Jimmy Kimmel Live stage and was prepared with all the tools and tests to make him feel safe from COVID-19.
The Kazakh journalist with a mustache in his gray suit entered the scene and disinfected everything and everyone in his own way. To promote the sequel to his controversial Borat film from 2006, Cohen’s alter ego refused to begin the Kimmel interview without testing the late-night host with his special measures, including an intrusive questionnaire.
“As a member of the Hollywood elite, you drank unpasteurized children’s blood,” asks Borat Kimmel, who fortunately answers negatively.
As if the questions weren’t personal enough, the journalist asked that a dangerous-looking thermometer be tucked into Kimmel’s back just before grabbing the host by his groin and requesting a sample of his “fluid release”.
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Borat took out samples he’d collected from fellow late-night hosts Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Fallon just to make it seem normal. Although Kimmel hesitated, he joked that he would provide the necessary samples during a commercial break.
The Monday night segment also featured Borat’s teenage daughter stalking her father in her ridiculously weird inquiries.
“She likes your pants, pants. Can she have it? “, Asks Borat Kimmel about his daughter, played by Maria Bakalova, who spoke in her Bulgarian mother tongue.
Reluctant to come through again, Kimmel obeys the characters’ orders, leaving both the host and guest pants-free for the crowd on Monday night. Kimmel crouches behind a couch in security and embarrassment and realizes that there is no time for an interview. Instead, he supports the upcoming film.
“I’ve seen your movie and it’s wonderful and no one who loves you will be disappointed. It’s wonderful, and I hope many, many Americans see it. “
The sequel, titled Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Amazing Bribe Delivery to the American Regime to Support the Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, premieres on Amazon on October 23rd.
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