Chris Hemsworth had a pretty eventful Thursday night when he stopped by "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" The "Huntsman: Winter's War" actor appeared on the late night talk show the same night that "Broad City" stars Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer were also scheduled to appear as guests, and the three crossed paths in a hilarious way backstage.
It all went down as Kimmel was introducing his guests for the night at the end of his monologue. The host was interrupted by a loud drilling sound, so the cameras went backstage to investigate. There, the camera crew found the Comedy Central duo drilling a peephole in the wall of their dressing room, which was connected to Hemsworth's.
"Are you drilling a hole in our wall?" Kimmel asked.
"We are, please let us just finish our thing," Glazer responded.
Kimmel then asked Jacobson and Glazer what they were doing drilling a hole in his wall.
"Okay, well, if you must know, Chris Hemsworth's dressing room is on the other side of the wall," Jacobson said.
"And you know what, Jimmy? We're drilling a peep hole so we can peep his penis," Glazer said.
"Every person in your audience, no matter the gender, wants to see it," Glazer continued. "Am I right, people? Let's see the hammer of Thor!"
Before the two "Broad City" stars finished drilling their peephole, Hemsworth drilled his own hole and then punched his way through the wall and made a deal with Jacobson and Glazer.
"Girls, I could overhear what you're plotting back here, and I gotta say it's disgusting, it's offensive, and it's sexist," Hemsworth said. "I'm not gonna have any part of it. It's gross. But I did snap some photos of my little brother Liam in the shower before. Take a look at those. It's hilarious."
"Thank you so much. That works. Thank you," Glazer told "The Avengers" actor.
Later in the show, the two comedians stuck around to talk about their "Broad City" characters, who share the same name as the actresses, how they pestered Whole Foods until they were allowed to film an episode there, and how they buy their weed from a guy who looks like a businessman.
"Broad City" airs Wednesday nights at 10/9c p.m. on Comedy Central.
