Congratulations on "The Masked Singer."
You're known as the dead wrong Ken Jeong.
[LAUGHING]
I mean, I think it's a hard show.
I really do.
So I don't think there's anything wrong with you
being wrong all the time.
It's hard.
It is really the hardest--
it's so weird to say "The Masked Singer" is the hardest
thing I've had to do in broadcast television,
but it is because this is not my strong suit at all,
and it goes to show, in life, you just--
if it is something I'm not really that good at,
you just have fun.
I have fun every single minute I'm on that show.
I truly enjoy being on that show, and whether I'm right
or I'm wrong, mostly wrong, it's so--
it's such a spectacle, and it's just an addicting show
to watch.
It's like-- my kids love watching the show,
and it really is really good old fashioned family entertainment,
you know, in such a weird show concept.
And who's surprised you the most this season?
Definitely the premiere episode with Lil Wayne as the robot.
That definitely shocked me because Jamie Foxx,
who was the guest panelist, had worked with Lil Wayne.
Robin Thicke, one of our other panelists,
he recorded five songs with Lil Wayne.
And to this day, he's still upset
that he did not figure out who Lil Wayne was.
And he-- I know him so well.
He's one of my dear friends.
He's just shaking his head after, you know, after that.
And for a month, he just still was hard kicking himself
that he couldn't guess Lil Wayne because he know him so well.
And Robin has an amazing year because
of his musical background.
Right.
Well, shows you how hard the show is.
We have some-- before we go, I have some questions to ask Dr.
Ken, and these are from--
Viewers.
Yes.
That's right, Andy.
Viewers.
Katie Thornhill from Huntington, West Virginia.
COVID-19 is stressing me out.
What are some healthy ways to relieve stress
during the pandemic?
I really think it's--
that's a great question because I'm obviously doing activities
that you've always wanted to do but didn't have time for,
whether it was like getting a pet like we did,
having Moca, spending more time with your family,
reading a good book, watching Ellen, just something that just
can get your mind off of this.
But also, don't be afraid to read up more information
in terms of getting informed medically, and I think that--
I think that's important.
I think knowledge is power, and I think the more you know,
the more you read up on medical literature
that you trust or talking to physicians that you trust,
getting more informed is the best thing to do.
And that's-- we've done all of those things.
Good.
Good answer.
Lauren Spinelli from Bergen county--
our Bergen county or Bergen county?
Bergen county, New Jersey.
I've heard laughing can boost immunity.
Are there other fun unique ways we can boost
our immunity during this time?
Yeah, absolutely.
Exercise, just good cardio actually
boosts your immune system.
That can help fight off infection.
So I think, you know, I think if you're
able to safely and within social distancing guidelines
take a walk or just even being outside,
it is really important for your mental health.
But yes, if you're able to, fortunate to have any exercise
equipment, whether it be sensible weights
or a treadmill, that will help your mind as well as
your immune system.
I always feel better when I workout.
Samantha Cross from Long Beach, California.
If I have the antibodies, am I immune to COVID?
That's a great question, and that is really
the topic of a lot of medical debate at this time.
We hope that is the case right now.
There is-- because this coronavirus is novel,
meaning new, we don't know for 100% sure
that you have full immunity right now,
but that is the operating hypothesis.
The more information that we have,
we think that's the case, but this
what makes this situation so unprecedented.
This is-- you're seeing physicians and scientists,
the most brilliant minds in the world,
figuring that out as we go along.
But the serology testing that's coming out for immunity,
for antibodies, we are really operating
under that assumption.
But right now, we even need more information
to be 100% sure that you're fully immune to this.
So sorry if this is a very detailed answer,
but I'm just trying to give the facts as it is in real time.
Yeah.
It's amazing to me how he's hilarious and also
happens to just be a doctor.
I know.
It's unbelievable.
I know that's what I said.
Smart and funny.
Yup.
The season finale of "The Masked Singer"
airs this Wednesday at 8:00 on Fox, and we will be back.
Ken, thank you so much.
Bye, Ken.
Good seeing you again.
Thank you, Ellen.
Thank you, Andy.
All right.