-The "Community" cast had a virtual reunion.
-Yes.
-How did it go? Was it fun?
Did you enjoy doing that?
-Oh, it was -- I can't -- I mean, now I'm being sincere,
but it was -- it was like going to a family reunion
with family that you actually liked.
-Aww. -And it was -- I cried after.
Like, we all were texting afterwards,
and we were all so happy.
Yeah, we raised a bunch of money for Frontline Foods
for essential workers and for the World Central Kitchen.
And, you know, like -- you know, Donald Glover was there,
and he's -- as you know, his career has tanked.
So this is -- He really needed this.
-He needed the virtual "Community" reunion.
-You know, the "Star Wars" movies
and the Emmys and the Grammys. -Yeah, sure. Of course.
-Like, none of those have really helped his career, so this --
-You've all done pretty well.
What is the -- There's a rumor
that a possibility of a "Community" movie.
-Yes, and we are coming to you
to ask for some financing because
we know you have that -- I think NBC calls it "F-You" money,
which I think is an insult.
No, there is a g-- there's a good chance, I think,
because on the Zoom, everyone got asked,
and Donald said he would do it.
And he's the busiest man in show business, so --
and then Dan -- we'll see because Dan's got to write it,
and he's got like 100 "Rick and Morty" episodes
that he has to make. -Yeah.
-But I think we would all do it if we are --
you know, if we're -- If Dan writes it,
it sounds like people will make themselves available.
-That would be a lot of fun.
You're hosting the second season of "Card Sharks."
You were here for the first season,
and it went on to be the biggest summer show of ABC
in like 10 years or something crazy like that.
Congratulations on that.
You're one of the first shows to go back
into production during the pandemic.
What was that like? -Yeah.
Well, it's nice of you to say the show was popular.
No, it -- we -- Us and "The Mandalorian"
were the first shows back in production,
and as you know, both shows are equally popular
and same audience and production value.
But see, the thing is we're better than "Mandalorian"
because we gave away money, and what did they give us?
Just a wonderful, adorable, you know, baby Yoda.
That's -- That's not cash money.
So, yeah -- no, I -- I -- Thankfully it worked,
and they had all these zones that people moved in.
There was -- At one point, they thought somebody was positive,
but it was just an inconclusive test,
but those people were quarantined.
We were able to continue.
-Yeah, you got to take it seriously. Yeah.
-Yeah. So actually -- it actually worked.
And as you know, there's so many people not working right now,
so to have a way to proceed and have people get to be able
to make money for their families has been --
you know, it's great.
So I -- You know, what I'm saying is I'm responsible for...
-[ Laughs ] Just stop.
-...the recovery of the economy, so you're welcome.
You're welcome. Cheers. -[ Laughs ]
That's not what you're saying at all.
-I don't know how to end sentences!
It just kind of ramps up,
and I just keep going, and I can't stop.
I don't know. -[ Laughs ]
You're a funny guy.
You're a loving guy.
You give back whenever you can, and I appreciate that.
You know I'm a big fan.
Congrats on the new season.
Have a great fall season. Stay safe, please.
-Thank you. -And save a bottle of wine
for when we can hang out with each other, okay?
-I've got -- And just send me your -- Just tell me
your address of your house
that you invited me to during the break.
That would be great. Just go ahead.
-The new season of "Card Sharks" premieres October 18th on ABC.
We're talking to Big Sean when we come back.
Stick around, everybody.
-I'm dropping an album too. It's called "Detroit 2," so...
-Like, "also," T-O-O?
-Oh, no, I can't believe it. It's the same name. Shoot.
Well, tell Sean I had it first, and he has to change it.