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Friday, November 18, 2011

Why Not? More Hugh Is Never Enough

'The Hugh Jackman Show'

Friday, November 18, 2011 -- 6:15 PM

On Friday's "Anderson," Hugh Jackman reveals a lifelong dream he has had but never fulfilled: being a daytime talk show host. Anderson and Hugh trade places when Anderson lets Hugh take over the show, aptly renamed: "The Hugh Jackman Show." Hugh does a segment on workaholics.

See the short-lived "Hugh Jackman Show" below…

Photos: A Glimpse of Hugh Jackman

Friday, November 18, 2011 -- 8:51 AM

On Friday's "Anderson," Hugh Jackman sits down with Anderson over a cup of joe to discuss his new Broadway show and his coffee line, Laughing Man Coffee.

Here, get a glimpse of Hugh in recent months at awards shows, promotional events and more.

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