- Congratulations, it's now season two, right?
- Yes season two, we're back, it's awesome.
It's always good to be on you know we got
a full order so we're back 24 episodes, excited!
- That's awesome.
(audience applauding)
So okay, it's called The Neighborhood,
but it's like, we have this thing, actually,
too called the good neighbor that we do on here
because I feel like people don't talk
to your neighbors anymore.
- No.
- Do you know your neighbors?
- I know them, you know, like you know an LA neighbor.
Hey, oh the guy with the Tesla, oh it's the people
with the dogs, I know them.
- [Kelly] That's amazing
- It's really all you even know about your neighbor.
Oh they got the little dogs, that's them.
(Kelly laughing)
- That is true I feel like if there's not a crisis
going on, you never see people.
- Exactly.
But I have one neighbor, he's got this really big house
so you just kind of go by every time
he's just one of these guys that feel like he
had to have to best house in the neighborhood
and he just keeps adding to it.
- He's overcompensating.
- So many lion statues.
- Yeah.
- He just built a moat the other day.
- Wow that's just somebody
that is so rich that's just bored.
- It's like come on brother is that a falcon?
What do you have in front of your house?
- It's a phoenix!
- It's a phoenix and I thought it'd be great.
- And it lights up, there's fire involved.
I know, I drive though some neighborhoods,
and people are crazy here.
- He's got a hologram mailman, that's not even real.
(Kelly laughing)
- "Put the mail here."
Well what kinda neighborhood did you grow up in?
- I remember my childhood
from being in a little town called Caruthersville, Missouri.
You get "What?"
- What?
- Again, a small city southeast Missouri,
so it was that kinda neighborhood where
you didn't do much, there wasn't games
so like to have fun your neighbors,
we would throw rocks at each other as a game.
- We did that as a kid.
- It was fun, it was a game.
- Yeah, which seems kind of abusive now that we're adults.
- It was very abusive but yo with the shoe.
(yelling)
Oh, you almost got me!
- You're supposed to play dodge ball
with an actual dodge ball.
- Right but no rocks was it.
- We did that too.
- But it was great because you go outside,
you race everywhere.
- Right.
- You race everywhere.
- And tag sounds like hell now.
- With this weather no way.
- Yeah.
My kids are like "No you want to play tag?"
I'm like "No I'm 37 girl I'm gon' to sit right here."
- Right.
- You play tag.
- Yeah.
- Wear it out before bedtime.
- Hide and seek would be like go, hide, all right good.
- I know my husband and I are like--
- You're a winner, wherever you are.
(Kelly laughing)
- Play in traffic you're fine.
- You're fine, you're great.
- So what's it like when you go back home?
Are they excited that you're super famous
or do they not care?
My family doesn't care.
- No they care because you're usually
gonna come back in with some good gifts or something.
- Yeah.
- That's the main thing but after that part
then it's like you're back regular.
But I think that's a big thing about going home
is that's the expectation of who you know and who you met.
- It's not really you, it's who they can know via you.
- Yeah it's not even about me they like oh, y'know,
they call me Tony, that's my at home name, Tony.
- I love it.
I want an at home name.
- So then it's like "What's Denzel like?"
(Kelly laughing)
- Wait have you met, what is Denzel like?
Wait, I love Denzel!
- Kelly knows he's a star.
(laughing)
- I'm like wait, I could watch those movies
all the time, "The Equalizer."
- Yeah "The Equalizer" good right, he's bad.
- He is crazy, yes it's so good.
- Yeah I want to be that bad
- Me too, me too.
Well on "The Neighborhood" you have,
on your show "The Neighborhood"
you have a thing called a yardacue?
- Yeah. - What is that?
- Well this is something we had to do for television,
but basically do get a barbecue in the front yard,
and actually it's actually all about getting
people to come and be a part of it.
Usually people barbecue in their backyards
and it's only invited guests but when you
do a yardacue you do it in the front yard
and it's more like a block party it's more like
people welcome to come.
- That's fun, that's really cool.
- Some just stop by have a good time at the yardacue.
- Do you ever have people though
where you're like "Bye."
- [Cedric] Well sure.
- Wait you aren't invited.
- Yeah you don't want to get people who mix it up
for a yard sale.
"What about these chairs?"
Like no we using these bro.
- I'll give you five dollars.
- Yeah "I'll give you five dollars for the grill."
No it's a brisket on there right now.
- I totally grew up with garage sales as well.
- Oh all right.
- I heard that you're now a grandpa,
is that better?
Because I'm the parent of four.
- Yeah.
- And is being a grandparent cooler than being a parent?
- Of course, and I wasn't really ready to be a grandparent
because you know most of us see ourselves as young
and grandfathers are like "I don't know how to
"fix a washing machine."
(Kelly laughing)
- [Kelly] Oh my gosh she's adorable!
- [Cedric] Little Kylo, she's a sweetheart.
- [Kelly] She's adorable
- Yeah she's a sweetheart, she's so,
she calls my Popsy, Popsy.
- And you just wanna give her everything.
- And that's my little grand cookie,
that's what I call her.
- You call her grand cookie, that's so cute, oh my god.
- Its great though, but it's like you say
being a grandparent you get to have the fun cute moments
and then you go "Okay, bye bye."
(laughing)
- All right I wanna know, I love it, I can't wait.
I feel like my kids are so mean sometimes,
they're so cute but they can be so mean,
and I can't wait to be a grandparent,
because then you load them up
with sugar and you're like "Bye."
- Yeah exactly. - Yeah.
- Everything, she can have it all
and then I'm like "Okay bye bye."
- Yeah and then I'm like "peace."
What is it like when you go into a barbershop?
I'm just curious.
'Cause I mean, you know what I'm saying.
- Everyone want to do the joke, everybody like
"Oh wait a minute here you go."
- I know, I know.
- Yeah but I like barbershops I still love the energy
because that kind of country club mentality
you go in and everyone is just talking trash.
- That's like a salon too, I love it.
- That's perfect
- That's where all world crises is solved.
- You know once you start doing this you don't
get to do that as much but I still do that
even though my show, I have a room designed like
a barbershop so that people just come there and hang out.
- Oh my gosh that's so cool.
- While I'm getting my hair cut.
Yeah isn't that cool?
- Cool, yes. - So it's fun
- Great idea you're so inclusive,
I love it. - Yeah it's where you
want people to be, you don't like anybody
around when you get you're hair done.
- I love people around that's my problem.
- Oh that's why you have this show.
- No my husband is like "Sometimes it's fine to be alone."
(laughing)
Because my husband is surrounded by women.
- Oh yeah.
- He had a lot of sister wives, some women,
or men, would love that but not mines not
as excited as others.
- Oh yeah same here, same here my wife's
sister, her mother, and my wife loves people.
so many people at our house.
- [Kelly] I know I'm like that.
- Sometimes I'm like "Hey nice to meet you,
whoever you are."
- Welcome to my living room.