- Playing games with my audience makes me really happy,
and this round of Sorry Spin
might have been my favorite ever.
- Oh!
[cheers and applause]
[cheers and applause] - Oh, my God.
Mallory, where are you?
You've seen the game played. - Yes, I have, yeah.
- Did you expect it to be that hard?
- No, I did not! [laughs]
Seeing people play it, I thought "Hey, I can do that.
"I've got kids I've got to keep up with,
- Right. - I've got--" Nope.
That was very, very, very hard.
- Yeah, no, it was-- it was, uh...
I don't think anyone has ever played as poorly as you.
I think that-- [audience laughter]
We used to show people rules of, like, how you play, and--
Look at you! I mean, I was--
I was crying laughing. You could not--you--
- I tried so hard--at one point I'm on the ground, reaching.
- I know. - I was trying.
I mean, how--and then you just would land...
[audience laughter]
Oh, my God!
- Right there, right--watch, aah!
- Aah!
You just--you fell down... - Oh, no!
- You actually ran out of time. - I know.
- Usually we have a clock, but it ran out of time.
So you--instead of showing people the rules of how to play,
now we show them how not to play,
and we use you as the example.
- Yes, I'm honored. I'm honored.
- Yeah.
Now, what were you thinking when the game was over?
Were you like--? - Well, I knew I had done
a really bad job, to be honest with you, yeah.
- Right. - But afterwards, actually,
you had come up to me, and had said that...
even though I had done such an awful job--
Well, you didn't say that, but...
I knew I had done an awful job, [laughs].
- I didn't have to say it, yeah. - Everyone knew I had.
[audience laughter]
- That you were proud that I tried so hard,
and it really--it really made me feel really special.
- Aw. - I appreciate it, thank you.
- Well, you did. You didn't give up,
and that's all that matters is continuing to try.
- I hope so. - And you made me laugh so hard.
- I saw. I didn't know until after
I saw the clip, and I was like, "Oh, my gosh."
- Yeah, you made me laugh-- - I'm glad.
- Very hard. Yes, that was--I was--
[audience laughter] Very, very happy.
Okay, so, we wanted to give you an award,
because no one has ever been that bad, so--
[audience laughter]
You have a trophy. - Thank you.
And there we are. [cheers and applause]
- Are you serious? [cheers and applause]
- It's "The Best Worst Gamer Ever."
- Oh, my gosh! It has my name!
- Yeah. - Thank you so much!
- Right. - [laughs]
- I love it, thank you!
- I can't wait to see you at the airport with that thing.
- Yeah, right, [laughs] [audience laughter]
- And we found out a little bit more about you,
'cause you played a game, and so we--
- Thank you. - So you have a family.
You have a child. - I do, yeah, I have two.
I have a 7-year-old daughter and then a 2-year-old son.
- Right, and your daughter wanted my haircut?
- Oh, my gosh. - She said she wanted--
That's cute. - Yes, okay, she's a huge fan--
we're all huge fans, actually.
When I come home from school,
she reminds me that the show's on,
and so we watch it together, and she literally
sat down in the hairdresser's chair,
and said, "I want an Ellen haircut."
And so--she is the cutest. She pulls it off really well.
Not as well as you, [laughs] - I love her...
so much, she's adorable. - She's the cutest.
- And then your son is how old? - He's two.
- Two years old. - Yeah, yeah.
- And you'll-- - He's the cutest.
(audience) Aw! - Aw!
- You'll train him to love me as much.
[audience laughter] - He does--I'm not joking.
When I said I was going to be here, he said,
"[gasps] Mommy's going to Ellen!"
- Aw, that's very sweet. - He loves it, he loves it.
- I love that. You have a sweet little family.
- Thank you so much. - We have to take a break,
and we have one more gift for you for trying so hard.
You had tried to come before.
People wait for a long time for tickets, and you got tickets,
and then your car broke down and you couldn't make it,
and you couldn't make it, because your car broke down.
- Yes, so I had to--I actually borrowed money from my dad
so that we could pay for the car to get fixed,
and then ended up not going
because I wanted to save money to pay him back,
and then I ended up-- was able to give the tickets
to a friend, and she was just--I mean--
- Well, that's sweet-- - I know, it was--
- That you gave the tickets to a friend.
- Yeah. - Here's what I do know.
I know that you and your husband share a car.
- We do. - Because you're switching,
and that you have a 10-year-old minivan
with 140,000 miles on it.
That's a good minivan, that lasts that long.
- Yeah. - That's impressive.
All right, well, my friends at Ford
love how you continue to go further for your family.
They're going to give you this 2015 Ford Edge.
- [gasps] Oh, my God! Are you serious?
[cheers and applause]
- Look at that! - Oh, my gosh!
[cheers and applause]
- It won't break down! - Thank you so--
[cheers and applause]
Oh, my gosh, it's beautiful! - It's beautiful!
- Oh, my gosh! [cheers and applause]
[cheers and applause]
It's beautiful! Should I get into it?
- Yes, you can get in! - Oh, my gosh!
Oh, my gosh.
- Now your car won't break down when you're going someplace.
- Thank you so much. Oh, my--
- It's loaded with the latest technology.
It has Driver Assist features, and you're gonna love this car.
It's very reliable, so now you can't--
you don't have to worry about it.
- I could come more often. - Any time.