Since Ellen's game show is back for a third season,
I thought we should play one of her favorite games.
It is time to play Say What?
[APPLAUSE]
tWitch, I am handing the reins over to you.
I'm going to put my ear phones in.
OK.
So this is basically just like the telephone game
we played as kids, but you'll be wearing noise canceling
earphones, so you have to read each other's lips.
Now and you can only ask to hear the sentence two times.
Just two times.
All right?
I'll read a sentence, and then you pass it down the line.
And the last person will tell us what they think they heard.
After six seasons working together,
it should go pretty well.
We'll see how it goes.
Gather near.
You're first, so come over here.
I'm scared, I'm scared.
Y'all go ahead and put your headphones on.
OK, Catherine you come stand right here.
Got it.
According to myth, Darling Dan actually taught Eugene
about the birds and the bees.
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Then tell her.
Tell her now?
Yeah.
When you're about to have a bath,
did you tell Eugene about the birds and the bees?
[APPLAUSE]
Yeah.
When the mouse has a bath this Tuesday
he needs to use the mouthpiece.
[APPLAUSE]
Wait, Dan.
Dan.
Dan, you can say it.
You can say it.
You can.
I can say it.
Yeah.
With mouse there's a small door with a mouthpiece.
OK, you come over.
All right.
Now you can take those off.
You can take those--
yeah, yeah.
OK.
Take those off.
OK.
Now Eugene, tell me what you heard.
What?
Tell me-- tell me what you thought you heard.
With a small mouthpiece you can have a very good Christmas.
That's good.
OK.
I got the last part right, didn't I?
Kind of.
Birds and bees?
Birds and bees.
Here's what it actually was.
What?
According to myth, Darling Dan actually taught Eugene
about the birds and the bees.
Hey, I was close.
That's true.
Bottom line, losing this game really tracks for us.
Thank tWitch.
We will be right back.