>> I've never even seen that.
>> "Snl" alum finesse Mitchell
staring in the new fox series
"Outmatched," premiering next
week.
Finesse joins us now.
That's a funny scene, man.
>> Yes, brother, yes.
>> That's a funny cast right
there.
>> That's my first time seeing
that.
Jason Biggs from "American pie,"
Maggie Lawson from "Psych."
But that was my first time
actually seeing part of the show
because it doesn't debut until
next week.
>> Oh, nice!
We got to share that with you.
>> How did y'all get that?
>> Listen, we've got people.
>> We have ways up in here.
>> We also had aidy Bryant on
the show talking about Eddie
Murphy, when he came back to
host at "Snl."
What was that experience like
for you, to see him on that
stage?
>> Bro, I flew all the way back,
spent my own money just to be in
the building.
And it definitely delivered and
everybody's a huge Eddie Murphy
fan.
But I was like, I just came out
here for a photo op.
Can I get my picture with Eddie?
And sure enough --
>> There it is.
>> Yeah, at the after party.
I got a bonus right there.
Eat you heart out, Melba!
You don't know him.
>> She's quick, though.
Dimple on the chin, devil
within.
>> I wouldn't pass Melba.
That shows that you can be 100
years old and be freaky and
still enjoy life.
>> I don't want to see her if
the chiefs win it all.
>> She wants to see you, though.
She made that clear.
>> Originally, of course, you
started off in stand-up about 20
years ago?
Is that safe to say?
>> Yeah --
>> I always say that it.
>> Our faces!
We look like babies, you know
what I mean?
>> Yeah, I like that.
Thank you, sir.
>> 20 years ago I was thinking,
it was b.e.t.'s comic view,
actually, was my first TV
appearance and everybody
knows -- I know Scott, you
know --
>> Come on.
>> We grew up on B.E.T. Comic
view, you know?
>> And it's a lot like fire
standing comedians, up there
alone, completely vulnerable.
How were you that first time?
>> I was a wreck, bro.
It wasn't even a planned thing.
I was on a date in a comedy
club, and you know how they give
out free tickets to anybody just
to get people in there.
So I was like, I'm about to be
the man.
This is a free cheap date for
me.
>> Right.
>> And the girl gets in there
with me and starts ordering
everything off the last side of
the menu --
>> Oh, no.
She said, oh, it's going to be a
good date for me, too.
>> How you order pasta at a
comedy club?
Like, she --
>> She was carving up?
>> Yeah!
Oh, my goodness.
So I didn't have any money.
And the host said, if you tell
the best joke -- we're going to
have a joke contest -- we will
take care of your bill.
And then one of my boys who was
also on a date, he looked at me,
like I'm not funny.
You've got to take one for the
team.
>> What'd you hit them with?
>> It was just a joke I made up
in the moment.
>> But it worked.
It was just -- we had a heckler
who was heckling the dude before
the show even started.
And so, he was trying --
>> Tough room.
>> He was saying, lady, we're
going to have to kick you out if
you keep going, Na, Na, Na.
She kept doing it.
So when I told my joke, I went
up there and basically said, in
public school, how many of you
went to public school?
Everybody clapped.
I said, we have a drill for
everything, fire drill.
You go, ding, ding, ding, ding.
Tornado drill, ring, ring, ring.
I said before our hurricane
drill, because it was Miami, I
said we didn't have that bell,
we just had that crazy lady in
the back going, Na, Na, Na.
>> Oh, you used the room!
>> I used it.
Everybody laughed.
The dude said, come back next
week, we do an open mic.
>> That's how you started in
comedy.
>> That's how my comedy career
started and six years later I
was on "Saturday night live."
>> Come on.
>> Eat your heart out, Melba!
>> Professionally, personally,
things are going -- how many
kids you got now?
>> Two kids.
Things are going great.
>> What are their ages, though?
>> 4 and 1 1/2.
>> Okay.
We're right in that same
wheelhouse.
>> Yes.
>> She is adorable.
Precious.
1 is the best, isn't it?
>> You know what it is?
I love being a dad, but they are
all about their mother, point
blank, period.
They are their mother's secret
service.
Wherever she goes --
>> Right now they are.
It will change.
>> Yes.
I told my daughter last night, I
put her to bed last night.
I said, you know, young
daughters take care of their
fathers when they get older, so
I'm hoping when you get older,
you'll take care of me.
She said, "No."
That's not me.
She said, you can go live with
your brother in Atlanta.
She already knew where I was
going to go, because she's not
taking care of me.
>> Is like the show, right?
You're living --
>> Pretty much.
My daughter is a genius like
that as well, very articulate,
super smart, just a genius.
And I'm like, all right, maybe
that's part of my side of the
gene pool, maybe it's my wife's,
but you know, if you have a
conversation, you'll swear
you're talking to a grown woman.
>> And the premise on
"Outmatched"?
Essentially, the kids are
running the household from the
adults?
Can't keep up?
>> If you remember "Family ties"
back in the day with Michael P.
Keeton --
>> Alex P. Keaton.
>> I was combining Michael fox.
But everybody's smart like that.
>> Oh, nice.
>> And they have one kid that's
kind of like normal and average,
which makes the parents feel
very normal and average, but
that's their favorite because
the other three kids are just
geniuses.
>> Yeah.
>> So, the hilarious just ensues
from beginning to end --
>> And Tisha Campbell's your
wife, right?
>> Tisha Campbell!
>> What a cool cast
communication.
>> Gina!
Look at that.
I have come from --
>> Won't he do it?
>> Won't he do it, Scott?
From comic view to all of a
sudden Tisha Campbell is my TV
wife on fox?
Come on, man.
>> That's great.
On a super Monday at that.
>> On a super Monday.
I'm glad you brought that up.
>> Yeah, what is that?
>> Because I am fox's new mayor
of Monday.
>> Uh-oh.
>> I am encouraging people to
make their super bowl weekend a
three-day weekend.
>> All right!
[ Cheers and applause ]
>> You're going to take off --
yeah!
You're going to take off from
work anyway.
A lot of people call in.
They say over 20 million people
usually use that Monday to call
in sick or whatever --
>> Should be a holiday.
>> So it might as well be a
holiday and I am encouraging
people to take that Monday off,
responsibly.