Ellen's back for a Second HUGE season of celebrity fun and it's that time for the fun to begin again! Kicking off Ellen's Second Premiere Week, Noah Wyle graces Ellen's stage. The 1st winner of the smash hit FOX series "American Idol" Kelly Clarkson shares hilarious tour stories and puppy mishaps.

Reese Witherspoon delights Ellen with Southern charm and reveals her real name. Meanwhile, a mesmerizing quick-change duo enchants the audience. Brandy shares music and love, receiving an early wedding gift from Ellen.

Pamela Anderson’s debut on “Ellen” features discussions on citizenship, love life, and her best-selling novel. Olympic gold medalist Paul Hamm delivers a breathtaking gymnastics routine. Tim McGraw discusses his hit single “Live Like You Were Dying.”

Ellen hits Staples with PA Houston for show prep. Matt LeBlanc discusses fatherhood and “Joey” post-“Friends.” Ellen spices up the show with a spin-off song guessing game for the audience.

Brad Garrett drops by to chat about family and the last season of “Everybody Loves Raymond.” Carly Patterson and the 2004 U.S. gymnastics team flaunt their Olympic medals on Ellen’s stage post-Athens Games.

Josh Duhamel bares it all for Ellen in his second appearance, sharing tales of his first modeling gig and his role in “Las Vegas,” while "Jeopardy!" champ Ken Jennings discusses his strategies, winnings, and being labeled a nerd in 2004.

Ellen kicks off the show on a treadmill, Paris Hilton debuts on "Ellen" in 2004, sharing red-carpet tips, followed by Ellen leading her audience in the beloved "Sincerely Ellen" game.

Farrah Fawcett, the iconic star of “Charlie’s Angels,” discusses her famous role, signature hair, and reality show with Ellen, even teaching her a dance. Andy Richter returns to share his humorous anecdotes about his summer in New Orleans and playing poker on “Celebrity Poker Showdown.” Plus, kid inventors showcase their innovative creations that aim to advance humanity’s future.

Scott Wolf from “Everwood” discusses his recent wedding in his sole appearance on “Ellen.” Kristen Dunst recounts presenting an award at the MTV Movie Awards, where Ellen surprised everyone by dressing as Spider-Man alongside Tobey Maguire. She also reminisces about her early acting stint in a cereal commercial.

Jude Law debuts on “Ellen,” discussing his recent acquisition of two puppies, his upcoming films, and their shared roller-coaster adventure. Edie Falco’s first Season 2 appearance focuses on her iconic role in “The Sopranos,” her Emmy nomination, and her beloved dog Marley.

Charlie Sheen visits the “Ellen” show to promote “Two and a Half Men,” and shares anecdotes about his daughters, dogs, and arachnophobia. Ellen continues her culinary education with Country Cook Hazel Smith. Jennifer Coolidge joins Ellen to discuss her career journey and her role on Matt LeBlanc’s show “Joey.”

Jon Stewart discusses his recent Emmy wins, fatherhood, and news influence. Oliver Hudson chats about family, acting, and nicknames. Elaine Stritch celebrates her Emmy win with Ellen.

Ellen explores audience interests at a bookstore for her show's second season. Gwyneth Paltrow introduces her daughter Apple, while Ellen investigates about a gift she gave. Mark McGrath joins Ellen for a chat.

David Spade discusses his crush on Ellen, their hairstyles, birthdays, and concert outing with Kaley Cuoco. Laura Dern, expecting her second child, chats about her son’s bug fascination, pregnancy, and upcoming film with Mark Ruffalo on Ellen’s show.

Naomi Watts dishes on filming “King Kong” in New Zealand, her mac and cheese recipe, thoughts on “I Heart Huckabees,” and accent mastery on Ellen’s show. Angela Bassett shares insights on portraying Tina Turner, her fitness journey, and Tina’s support on “Ellen.” Ellen teams up with a top chef to whip up mouthwatering halibut.

Lauren Graham engages in a lively conversation about “Gilmore Girls” and her beloved dog while also demonstrating a movie stunt. During the episode, Ellen is delighted with her very own “Ellen” Cabbage Patch Kid, which becomes a recurring presence. Additionally, Peter Boyle fondly reflects on his Emmys mishaps and the poignant finale of “Everybody Loves Raymond.”

Ellen delves into coffee, cats, and turning 40 with Amy Brenneman from “Judging Amy.” Byron Velvick, the new Bachelor, discusses his show experience and pro bass fishing career.

Donald Trump discusses germaphobia and showcases his diverse product range alongside fiancée Melania. LL Cool J debuts in 2004, sharing workout insights and his hat obsession. Ellen engages audiences with a quirky game, pairing the idiosyncrasy with the correct guest.

Meet the unforgettable Charlotte ‘Kitty’ Pope, a Season 1 sensation on "Ellen" for her adorable reaction to loud music. Lance Armstrong joins Ellen post his 6th Tour de France victory, reflecting on the race and the iconic Livestrong bracelets' impact.

Ellen makes Rob Lowe’s dream come true, sending him down a big slide after chatting about his love of coffee and RV trips. Fran Drescher shares her hilarious dating stories and health journey on her birthday during her first appearance in 2004.

Ellen sits down with John Travolta for a heartwarming and hilarious conversation. They dive into a range of topics, from John's passion for aviation to some of their most endearing personal stories. To top it all off, they engage in a fun and competitive firefighter-themed challenge to see who can gear up the fastest.

Leah Remini discusses her pregnancy, childbirth on VH1, and her love of labels. Ellen visits Leah's home to meet her new daughter and lend a helping hand.

Martin Short stops by to promote “Jiminy Glick in Lalawood,” bringing his trademark hilarity. Mountain climber Aron Ralston shares his harrowing survival story and book. Tyra Banks teaches Ellen the art of modeling.

Jerry O’Connell returns to showcase his dance moves, discuss his modeling career, and share stories about his accidental bobblehead collection. Molly Sims makes her debut, reminiscing about meeting Ellen, judging a legs competition, and sharing her signature Hamburger Helper dish.

Wanda Sykes delivers a hilarious take on turning 40 and her reality TV obsession, while Carl Reiner shares his secret to a lasting marriage, his first TV job, and his quirky dental routine.