-Can we talk about "Los Espookys"?
-Yeah. -How did this idea come about,
and whose brain is it?
Is it yours, or is it someone in prison?
[ Laughter ] -Well, the show --
I mean, I just wanted to do something in Spanish.
It was as simple as that. [ Scattered cheers ]
I want to do some kind of show
where it's not just like a specialty show.
It's, like, Spanish, but it's for everybody.
So it just came from there.
And then, I went to Mexico City and --
-It's brilliant. -Oh, thanks.
-It's subtitled, so everyone can --
If you don't know Spanish, you will get what the show is about.
-I'm gonna tell you one thing. This is really the truth.
-Yeah. -This is the truth.
[ Laughter ]
Every time I do a project,
here's certain people I want to impress, right?
So, first one is Lorne.
I'm always like, "I hope Lorne sees it."
You know, we made this thing.
Then there's Tina. And then there's you.
[ Audience "Awws" ] That's the truth.
I'm always like, "I hope Jimmy sees it."
-Is that right? -That's not a joke.
-Wow, I appreciate that, buddy. I loved it.
I love everything you do, man. I'm a big fan of yours.
-Likewise. -I just think it's brilliant.
I go -- but I still don't understand
where you came up with the idea.
So, basically, it's a group of people called Los Espookys.
-Yeah. -That are paid to scare people
or put on elaborate, frightening things.
-Yeah, so it's kind of like the other side of "Scooby-Doo."
You know, where -- -Oh, interesting.
-Like, where the guy where they pull the --
-Yeah, that's the people behind --
you know, who are hired to scare people.
-And I don't know the women from the show,
but they're fantastic. Who are they?
-Well, there's Ana Fabrega. -Yeah.
-And she's a comedian,
and she's one of the writers and co-creators of the show.
-Fantastic. -Yeah.
And then, Cassandra, and she's from Mexico City.
And also, Bernardo is also from Mexico City.
And yeah, they're both -- -I don't know them at all.
And, gosh, they're so funny. -Yeah, they're great.
Really -- -And Julio, of course, you know.
-Julio Torres is just -- -Yeah.
-So he plays, like, a -- Is it a billionaire?
Like, a family -- -Yeah, his family is from, like,
a chocolate, you know -- Comes from a chocolate family.
-They're a very famous family that --
-They make chocolate. -They make chocolate.
-Yeah. -That's how he gets his money.
-'Cause that's a big part of, I think, Latino culture.
-Wow. Oh, my goodness. That's an amazing accent.
-It just comes out that way when I speak.
-Yeah. -It is how it is.
-Why don't you -- [ Laughter ]
[ French accent ] Why don't you speak French?
Why do you not speak my language?
-I'm trying to learn it. How can I learn it?
-Yeah, I do not believe you. You mock me.
-I'm not mocking you, no. [ Laughter ]
-Yes, you do. -I am not mocking you.
-Why don't you speak the language of love?
French. ♪♪
That is a language.
The show should be called "Le Spooky."
[ Laughter ]
-[ French accent ] You know, maybe perhaps,
I should learn to speak your language.
-Oh. -To dance and to play.
And to be.
♪♪
As people are enjoying their life.
[ Laughter ]
-♪ Life ♪ ♪ Life ♪
♪ Life is for everyone ♪
[ Laughter ]
♪ Life ♪
-♪ Life ♪
♪ Life is for everyone ♪
[ Laughter ]
♪ Oh, the trees for the and the stars ♪
♪ And the stars ♪
♪ And the, uh, skies ♪ [ Laughter ]
♪ And they go, and they go ♪
♪ Such is life, such is life, such is life ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
-[ Normal voice ] He's great.
-[ Normal voice ] I had nothing to do with it.
-No, no. -I want nothing to do --
I want nothing to do with it. -No.
-No. -Oh, no.
-I want nothing to do with him at all, yeah.
-Okay.
-He's just here, and I can't get rid of him.
He's, like, hanging around. -No, I understand.
-He's like that roommate that just won't grow up
and move out of the house. You know?
-Sure, okay.
-Any other thing I can do to set up "Los Espookys"?
It's on HBO now, HBO Go.
You have a show on HBO, dude. -Yeah.
-That's maj. -Yeah.
-That's a pretty big deal. Big deal.
[ Cheers and applause ]
It's super creative. It's super funny.
I want to show everyone a clip.
Here's Fred Armisen in "Los Espookys."
Take a look.
-[ Conversing in Spanish ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Fred Armisen!