>> Oh, Scott, we're joined by
our friend, David Arquette,
looking very artsy on this Zoom.
>> Oh, thank you.
>> How are you doing, my friend?
>> My quarantine board, it's
very gray.
Very gray.
>> Brother, it works.
>> I've been walking around with
it like this, and I thought it
might not be really right for
the show.
>> No.
>> It's a new thing.
>> That's how so many of us are
feeling right now.
I totally get it.
[ Laughs ]
>> How you guys doing?
[ Laughter ]
I think we're gonna make it
through this.
Just hold on tight.
Don't give up yet.
Keep washing your hands and
social distancing, guys.
>> Buckle up, buttercup.
I think you'd be good in
quarantine.
You'd be fun, because I bet you
just create all these new -- I
don't know.
Are you painting?
How are the boys?
Are you singing with Coco?
>> Yes, there's been a lot of
painting, a lot of screaming, a
lot of crying.
[ Laughs ]
Everybody's going through every
emotion.
We've had a lot of fun.
>> Oh, David, Scott and I -- I
forgot when it was, Scott.
Maybe a month ago.
We ran this clip with Coco
singing.
>> Oh, my gosh.
>> This voice.
Oh, my goodness.
She's incredible.
>> I know. She loves singing.
She loves acting.
She's just so talented and so
much more confident than I ever
was.
But it's been hard.
Like, she's been staying with
her mom during the quarantine,
and I've gone back and forth to
see her, but we kind of -- like,
I'll hug her and stuff, but we
pretty much keep distance and,
like, it's kind of been crazy.
>> What is it like to be
co-parenting in quarantine,
right?
'Cause I can imagine that
parenting is already tough
enough, right, but add in this
other element, how have you guys
been managing that?
>> Courteney and I get along
really well, so we could, you
know, do it in a way that nobody
gets their feelings hurt, and,
you know, it's cool.
It's...
I don't know. It's just hard.
I miss hanging out with my
daughter more, you know?
That's been the hardest part, so
hopefully it'll be over soon.
>> Soon, brother.
>> Is it true that Coco has
never seen any of the "Scream"
movies?
'Cause this is where it came
together for you and Courteney.
This is where there was that
good chemistry a-brewing.
She's the perfect age.
How has she never -- not watched
any of these?
>> I know.
She sort of, like, started
watching one.
I don't know if she has now, but
she loves horror films.
She really does love those.
So, you know, and all of her
friends know about them.
>> [ Chuckles ]
>> But, I mean, forget that.
She's also got a whole "Friends"
thing she has to --
>> That's right.
Wait, you were Phoebe's stalker,
right?
I'm trying to remember.
>> I was Phoebe's stalker, yes.
So she had -- I don't know if
she's seen the one with me in
it.
>> Do the hair out when you say
that.
"I was Phoebe's..."
>> [ Laughing ] Yes, yes. Yeah.
>> Phoebe, how are Ya?
[ Laughter ]
I personally think that Phoebe
may have ended up with the
stalker after the thing goes.
I know a lot of the writers.
They were sort of telling me
that's kind of where it went.
So I don't think, you know, that
whole thing was over.
>> And your movie "Mope," what's
this about, coming out
June 16th?
>> Wow, "Mope's" a really
intense movie.
It's got some incredible actors
in it, and it takes place in the
porn world and --
>> Hm.
>> Yeah and a "Mope" is sort of
the lowest person on the ladder,
so they have to do all the bad
stuff.
>> Wait, are you a porn star in
it?
>> No, I'm a porn director, and
I'm a really horrible racist,
and it's really gonna be
painful, especially going
through what we're going through
in the world right now.
So it's -- you know, it's -- we
did this movie a couple years
ago, so the fact that it's
coming out right now is just
like, "Ugh."
It's intense, but it shows, you
know, in a very bleak light how
racist people are and how it
affects people, and --
>> David, how are you handling
the conversation around racism
with your kids now?
>> You know, talking about it
and talking about just being
open about it, just telling them
that the world is still, you
know, working some stuff out
that's long overdue.
People have had enough, and now
they're protesting, and that's
what -- the peaceful protest is
the way we all stand up together
to make our voices be heard and
voting.
>> Voting. Policy and change.
That's what we can do.
David, what's this, the
wrestling?
Scott and I thought we
remembered this.
What is it called?
"You Can't Kill David Arquette."
Did you get in the ring with
Luke Perry's son Jack?
This is insane.
>> I know.
Jack Perry's an incredible
wrestler, and --
>> Scott, remember we had him on
our show?
>> Yeah, Jungle Boy.
>> Oh, he's the best.
Yeah, Jungle Boy in aew.
He's an amazing wrestler, and we
wrestled on the same show --
event in the movie, but I'd
known Luke.
He moved into our house when I
was 17...
>> Whoa.
>> ...And he rented a room from
my mom.
I was doing this show called
"The Outsiders" on Fox, and we
had done like 13 episodes but
only 7 had aired, and then they
canceled us.
And Luke had just gotten a pilot
and done it, and while he was
still living in our house, and I
come home and I'm like, "I'm so
bummed my show got canceled."
He's like, "My pilot got picked
up.
We're going to series."
And it was --
>> Was it "90210"?
>> It was "90210," and he goes
on this rocket ship to stardom,
and I'm like, "Aw."
But it's been amazing.
We all stayed friends forever,
and --
>> Wait, David.
Before we let you go, "Scream 5"
is happening.
Scott and I are a little worried
about you.
You could die in this one,
right?
>> Oh, my gosh.
>> We've gone with this a long
time.
We're a little worried.
>> We don't want to see it.
>> No, it's gonna be scary.
Who knows?
I don't even know what's going
on with it.
I know I'm doing it.
I'm glad to be carrying on
Wes Craven's legacy, being part
of something that he built.
And it'll be sad, but it'll be
also really great.
I hope they do go with a lot of
the stuff that he's done.
>> It's a little bit of news
recently, I feel like.
You and Mike Tyson?
>> [ Laughs ]
>> What is going on?
>> Mike Tyson and Chris Jericho
are about to wrestle at aew, but
I'm like, "Mike Tyson."
I'm buddies with Mike, and, you
know, I haven't talked to him in
a while, but I do know him well
and my friend works with him and
I'm like, "Listen, if Mike wants
to get involved with the
wrestling world, he probably
should leave it up to a
professional, a former
champion."
You know what I mean?
I'll take care of Chris Jericho
for you, Mike.
Let's not hurt your pretty
fists.
He doesn't have to do that.
Like, you know, be my manager,
and I'll come out and wrestle
for you, Mike.
I just spent three years
training.
Former wcw heavyweight champion.
>> Scott, we're going to one of
his matches.
>> I'm down. I'm so down.
>> Come on, Mike.
Come on, Mike!
[ Laughter ]
Bring it, Mike.
I'm gonna take him.
We're gonna take him, Mike.
[ Laughter ]
I think I became his manager,
though.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> You looked like Paulie from
"Rocky" right there.
This is insane.
>> [ Laughing ] I know.
>> You can do it, Mike.
Dig deep!
[ Laughter ]
>> My cheeks hurt, Scott.
>> Oh, man.
>> David Arquette, you made our
day.
Thanks for joining us.
Congrats on everything you got
going on.
We're gonna check out "Mope"
that starts streaming June 16th.
Can't wait for "Scream 5."
Listen, keep it going.
One more with the hair as you
take us out.
Yeah.
>> Well, send love out to all
you guys.
I know it's been hard, but hang
in there.
We're almost through this.
I love y'all.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> And we love you right back.