Photos and a video clip of David on The Early Show on October 1, 2009 promoting the third season of Californication:

Photos and a video clip of David on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on September 28, 2009 promoting the third season of Californication:

Photos and a video clip of David on The Bonnie Hunt Show on September 25, 2009 promoting the third season of Californication:

When I was updating the video gallery with the clip of David on Jimmy Kimmel, I realized that I forgot to add the clip of David on Conan O’Brien from this past summer. Bad fan! Well, here it is:

David will be hitting the talk show circuit to promote the third season of Californication:

Jimmy Kimmel Live: Tuesday Sept. 22 on ABC
Tavis Smiley: Thursday Sept. 23 on PBS
The Bonnie Hunt Show: Friday Sept. 25 (syndicated)

From the Tavis Smiley website:

The X-Files made David Duchovny an international celebrity. What began as a lark on the way to a Ph.D. at Yale became his calling, and the Golden Globe-winning actor brings that intense intellect to his roles. Before stardom, he had a recurring role on the series Twin Peaks and made guest appearances on The Larry Sanders Show. Crossing over to the big screen, Duchovny’s film credits include House of D—his film directorial and writing debut—and The Joneses. He now stars in the Showtime series, Californication.

David Duchovny appeared happy to be at the Toronto Film Festival, where he’s promoting his new movie The Joneses, except for one thing: He was without his wife, Téa Leoni, and their kids, Madelaine West, 10, and Kyd Miller, 7.

“I had to leave them this morning to come here – that’s tough,” Duchovny, 49, told PEOPLE at the film’s Sunday premiere. Though last fall the couple separated, that was then. Now at home, he says, “Everything is great.”

After calling Leoni, whom he married in 1997, a “great partner, wife, and mother” (and a killer on the tennis court, to boot), Duchovny talked up his cross-country family vacation over the summer. His favorite part of the journey? “Just being with my kids and watching them open up,” he tells PEOPLE. “Just watching them relate to new people and new experiences – it’s just great seeing them as little people.”

Derrick Borte, director of The Joneses, added that it became evident during the filming of the movie just how devoted a family man Duchovny is.

Dad Duty
“I’d go visit him in his trailer and one of them is hiding in the cabinets in there and they’re running around… climbing all over him,” says Borte.

But that’s not to say the Californication star’s on daddy duty all the time.

“He’s a prankster and a jokester and really keeps everybody fresh and loose just by his humor,” Borte says, adding that he could share any of Duchovny’s jokes “without bleeping things out. But [he's] just a very funny guy. Very warm and giving and fun to work with … And the smartest guy in the room.”

Source: People Magazine