CARLOS KING: Welcome back to "The Nightcap."
I'm Carlos King.
Not only is Miss Wanda in the house,
we got Marsau Scott to the party to, baby.
MARSAU SCOTT: In the building.
CARLOS KING: Because look, we're going there
and playing a game that I call Truth
or I Dare You To Ask Me That.
At the end of the game, one of you
will win an excellent, exquisite, expensive, coveted
crown, to become the king or queen of our "Nightcap" season
finale.
OK, y'all ready?
MARSAU SCOTT: All right, let's go.
CARLOS KING: All right, Miss Wanda, truth or dare?
This audience is all hyped.
What do you want to do Miss Wanda?
WANDA MOORE LEETH: I dare.
CARLOS KING: So Miss Wanda, I dare you to twerk
what your mama gave you.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
WANDA MOORE LEETH: I can't dance.
CARLOS KING: Marsau, does Tisha have it like that?
She got it from her mama?
MARSAU SCOTT: No, see, Tisha got it from her auntie's.
She got it.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: I got old.
CARLOS KING: All right, so Marsau, truth or dare?
MARSAU SCOTT: Well, you know me, I'm always
going to go with the truth.
CARLOS KING: OK.
Is it true that you are intimidated by Miss Wanda?
MARSAU SCOTT: Absolutely not.
Absolutely not.
I don't think I could be any less intimidated by Miss Wanda.
CARLOS KING: All right, so Miss Wanda, truth or dare?
WANDA MOORE LEETH: True. CARLOS KING: True?
OK.
Is it true that you own a pair of shoes
that did not come in a box.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: I do.
CARLOS KING: OK.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: I do.
CARLOS KING: And what does that make you?
WANDA MOORE LEETH: Make me a cheap person.
I'm very cheap.
CARLOS KING: Hey, you go.
OK, so Marsau, truth or dare?
MARSAU SCOTT: I want a true side.
I'm on the side of truth.
CARLOS KING: Have you always been faithful in your marriage?
MARSAU SCOTT: Always.
Yeah.
CARLOS KING: And Miss Wanda, do you think that's true?
WANDA MOORE LEETH: Hell, no. CARLOS KING: Oh.
MARSAU SCOTT: Jesus Christ, is that a dare?
CARLOS KING: So wait, you really think in 16 years,
Marsau has not been faithful to Tisha?
WANDA MOORE LEETH: Maybe in 15 years, but the first year?
But the first year?
MARSAU SCOTT: The first year is the best year.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: You know, I just feel
that way that at one point--
MARSAU SCOTT: It's not-- it's actually not that
hard to be faithful, right? WANDA MOORE LEETH: It's not.
MARSAU SCOTT: You know that, right?
WANDA MOORE LEETH: It's not.
MARSAU SCOTT: If that's part of your character, it's not hard.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: No, no, no, it's not part of mine.
It should be part of yours, though.
Because you're the one who said--
you're the one who got the [INAUDIBLE]..
MARSAU SCOTT: I don't have a wife and a girlfriend.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: It doesn't make a difference.
Because I'm not with the husband.
MARSAU SCOTT: But you are with the husband.
That's what--
WANDA MOORE LEETH: I'm not with the husband.
MARSAU SCOTT: That's what married means.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: It means when you
are intimate with each other. MARSAU SCOTT: No, no, no.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: And not when you just stays
together because of sickness.
If he was sick and I'm just with him--
MARSAU SCOTT: I think you're making stuff
up about marriage right here.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: No, I'm serious.
MARSAU SCOTT: This is not how marriage works.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: That's not how marriage works?
MARSAU SCOTT: No, no, no, no.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: How do it work then?
MARSAU SCOTT: You should go to counseling.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: You should be a profession in it, all right?
MARSAU SCOTT: I've got the longest marriage you know.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: Really?
I've been married 22 years.
That don't make it nothing. MARSAU SCOTT: Ma'am.
CARLOS KING: Oh, no, no. We're going to do this.
This is my show, and I want to play too.
All right.
So Marsau and Wanda, give me a dare.
MARSAU SCOTT: You go, ladies first.
WANDA MOORE LEETH: I dare you to tell me who
is your favorite cast member.
CARLOS KING: So once and for all I'm
going to reveal my favorite cast member on "Love And Marriage--
Huntsville."
And it is-- drum roll please--
Tiffany Whitlow.
Yeah!
All jokes aside, I don't have a favorite cast member.
But with that being said, I want a crown who won the game
between the two of you.
And the crowd goes to--
MARSAU SCOTT: Marsau.
AUDIENCE: [CHANTING] Wanda, Wanda, Wanda,
Wanda, Wanda, Wanda, Wanda--
MARSAU SCOTT: Wanda?
CARLOS KING: Yes, Wanda.
MARSAU SCOTT: Ooh.
CARLOS KING: Oh.
So look, stay put because I've got more "Love And Marriage--
Hunstville" tea to get into.
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