In a recent episode of “The Ellen Degeneres Show,” viewers were treated to an entertaining and lively conversation with guests Hilary Clinton and Kirsten Dunst. The episode was filled with humor, laughter, and even a little bit of suspense.

Ellen, as always, started the show off on a light note, joking about the acronym “TGIF” and wondering why other days of the week don’t have catchy acronyms as well. She expressed her fondness for acronyms and even shared a few of her own, like “BFOA” which stands for “Big Fan of Acronyms.”

Ellen then moved on to talk about a rather unfortunate incident that occurred – her smiley face potato chip was stolen. She showed the audience a security tape, giving them a look at the thief in action. Determined to catch the culprit, Ellen announced a reward for any information leading to their arrest and conviction.

But the show wasn’t just about stolen potato chips. Ellen welcomed actress Kirsten Dunst to discuss her new movie, “Elizabeth Town.” Kirsten shared funny anecdotes from the set, including a story about her mother’s encounter with Keith Richards.

Later in the episode, Ellen surprised Kirsten with a blow-up pool as a reward for all the embarrassing pictures of her in bikinis that have been circulating in magazines. The two shared a laugh as Ellen jokingly apologized for not recognizing Kirsten at a club once.

Then came the moment everyone was waiting for – the appearance of New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. Ellen affectionately referred to her as “HRC” but was quickly corrected by the senator, who said that Hillary is just fine. The two shared a lighthearted and engaging conversation, discussing acronyms and the importance of finding Ellen’s stolen smiley face potato chip.

Overall, the episode of “The Ellen Degeneres Show” was filled with laughter, excitement, and interesting discussions with guests Hilary Clinton and Kirsten Dunst. From stolen potato chips to celebrity encounters and funny stories, the episode provided an entertaining and lively experience for viewers.

Originally aired on October 14, 2005