the kitchen!
>> Hilarious.
Season two of ABC's "Single
parents."
>> And they're joining us now.
Welcome, guys!
>> Maybe hip-hop is your future.
>> Yeah, yeah.
>> Spitting fire, yeah.
>> What was this pic I saw you
were grilling in a spider-man
outfit?
>> Sure, my wife Colby is in
"Spider-man: Far from home" so
they sent her a free spider-man
outfit and she thought I would
not put it on.
>> Exactly.
>> And that's not even it.
I'm too crazy for Halloween.
I'm literally painting my
voltron costume.
>> You will customize the deal.
>> I bought it in the bag in the
Walmart version and I will cut
it out and fill it out.
>> Kick it up a notch.
>> Going alpha against the kids
in my neighborhood.
She respects me.
>> I do.
I totally respect you.
I think you're cool.
>> Your voice is so high right
now.
>> I don't even know what you're
talking about.
>> What is it you have to do to
it?
>> They have a decent mask and
head but the five lines coming
together to form voltron but
it's just the cover.
>> Not to confuse them with the
transformers.
>> Oh, yeah.
They are more than meets the
eye.
Sorry new tag line.
Come at me!
>> As far as the show Y said
it's important to focus or
feature single parents on TV,
right?
>> I think so.
I think obviously we do it in a
way that I hope is funny and
light hearted.
We're doing ridiculous things
like trying to fix my town house
without burning it down because
I think we can.
And the possum gets stuck.
>> The possum was supposed to be
here.
We're so sorry he couldn't make
it.
>> He's busy.
>> Yeah.
>> That's what we were facing
with a real-life possum.
But, yeah, besides that, I think
we do -- I hope we do it
justice.
It's the hardest like least
thing -- more thank lez job in
the entire world.
>> In real life, you're both
married, right?
>> Yes.
>> Kids?
>> How many kids?
>> Two girls.
>> And I have a girl that I know
of.
>> What I love about the show,
and reading more about it, is
it's also equality is real on
the show.
Behind the scenes as well,
right?
>> Sure, yes.
>> As long as we're all on
chairs.
>> Right.
>> Brad, laden and I are a
package deal, and pay equality
was very important to us.
I know the executive producers,
the show is created by two women
and it's very important to them
and our upm that we hire
equally.
Keep the crew as diverse as
possible.
It's important to us and
important to the bosses.
We're lucky.
>> And I read you're not
necessarily a fan of the
question of successful women
when they have their own kids
when asked, how do you balance
it all, or how do you do it?
Do they come from like a place
of complimenting you?
>> I'm sure people are like
yeah, how do you do it all?
Do it all sounds impossible
because I feel like, something's
got to give.
And if anybody asks me, first of
all, I don't know.
I'm in a very like privileged
position where I have a lot of
help and I have a job where my
daughter didn't have school
yesterday and I brought her to
work.
That is like a special
situation.
I'm also again, I'm not a single
parent.
I play one on TV.
But I don't think there's a
balance.
I feel in the best of situations
I can't do either all the way
and perfectly.
Like I'm not doing either of
them 100% all the time because
they're the most tiring, you
know, a juggling act, balancing
act.
>> I totally get it.
Something's got to give.
>> Right.
>> You talk about bringing your
daughter to work but you also
bring your husband to work.
>> I do.
I do.
He has to come.
He plays my ex, my kid's dad.
Which is pretty appropriate
because he is my kid's dad.
I think.
But, yeah, he comes and actually
we ran into him at the
drive-thru that he works at.
So he's really, you know, doing
well.
And he's kind of like we opened
up a can of worms and now he's
sort of back in my life and what
do I do?
My son's never met him, and I
like made him out to be this
very awful person but he's very
adorable and not so bad.
Then I make a kind of mistake
with him.
>> Uh-oh.
Those are fun.
>> In the show, right.
>> I read seeing him at work it
was different for her and you
were like, whoa.
>> I like him.
You do the day in, day out with
your partner and I see him this
close up a lot.
I wake up with him and we're
cooking breakfast and talking
about our kid and logistical
stuff and being like outside of
that together.
It's kind of like going to a
party together, going to a
dinner to an extent together
when you're not just talking
about the kid and the other
stuff, once you get past that.
Seeing him from affair, yeah,
cute.
Yeah.
It's nice.
You see the whole package.
>> I do.
>> We covered this a mlion
times.
>> Keep away.
>> No one asked.
>> Universal acceptance.
>> I like it.
>> Congratulations, man.
Looks very funny.