Say yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Here we go.
>> We are in right there.
Wayne Brady on his new game show
called "Game of talents."
Contestants have to guess the
hidden talent.
>> He is joining us right now.
Hey, Wayne.
>> With all his talent.
>> Hello, hello, hello.
>> I love me a game show.
This one sounds like agt meets
to tell the truth.
Am ion the right path?
>> That is the baby they would
have had, yes.
That's the beautiful little baby
that would have been made from a
game show and variety show.
I am the midwife, giving it to
the world.
So the range of talent on this
show, you have people who are
traditionally talented.
And it's like, wow, that's
really great.
Then there's talent that you go,
what the hell?
And then you have talents that
go, oh, I wish I could do that,
but I'll never be that good.
So we have this amazing range of
the odd to the eccentric to the
truly, truly amazing.
I want people to come to it on
their own.
>> It's the perfect, you can't
judge a book by its cover kind
of show.
>> Bingo.
>> Which I'm excited about
checking out.
Congrats on that, and congrats
on 2,000 episodes of "Let's make
a deal."
>> Thanks, man.
>> That is quite the
accomplishment.
I've always said there's nothing
better than giving away money,
especially when it's not yours.
>> It's the best feeling.
You can be Santa Claus every
single day.
And I didn't even realize we
were doing this 2,000th episode
until Chris Ahern, one of our
vps during the show was like
this is our 2,000th.
>> You know from being in the
business, you aren't guaranteed
a second episode.
It's such a blessing to be doing
it.
Every day now is the same thing
I love about doing game of
talents is I get to give.
I get to laugh, make people
laugh, have fun and I give you a
shot at giving away money.
>> This was one of my favorite
animated films, "Ratatouille."
I have to check out
"Ratatouille" the tiktok
musical.
It was a one night sort of
thing.
How was that?
>> It's so cool.
Getting a chance to, we all have
to pivot.
>> Are you Remy?
>> No.
I'm Remy's dad.
That song that you're watching,
I'm singing to him about why
should you want to go out in the
world and get more when you've
got everything you need right
here?
And being able to do that show
is cool.
We raised so much money for the
actress fund which not only
takes care of actors, but
everyone behind the scenes.
And all the people who lost
their income, not just the
people on stage, not just the
choreographers, but the
directors, the crews.
The people that sell
concessions, that help keep the
doors open.
The whole industry of Broadway
was hit so hard.
To be able to do a show like
this, which I don't know if they
have any other plans to do
"Ratatouille" on Broadway once
it reopens but it was great to
be part of a cast like this.
>> There were original songs,
right?
I don't remember much music in
the movie itself.
>> This was a crowd-sourced
musical.
I think they were look at a type
of new business model that
enough people on tiktok spoke
out and said we want this
musical.
Then all these people on tiktok
started creating songs.
Then other people on tiktok said
if you're doing the songs, I'm
doing the ch oreography.
Next thing you know, this big
Broadway producer says I'm going
to do it.
It's like one of those old
movies.
It's showbiz, kids, let's go.
You have that.
Studios might be doing the same
thing.
>> I love your voice, Wayne.
I forget what a wonderful singer
you are.
Speaking of good voices, your
daughter just put out her first
music video.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> What's it like watching her?
What's it like hearing her?
>> It's an amazing feeling
watching your child accomplish
something outside of you.
The only help that I gave her is
I helped to produce the video.
Her mother, Mandy, my business
partner, directed it, and
Mandy's boyfriend, Jason, he
shot it.
The family pulled behind Mandy
and said you go do your thing.
That is the best feeling ever.
>> That's awesome, man.
Love how you keep it in the
family.
Always nice to see you, pal.
Congrats on everything.
>> Congrats, Wayne.
Great seeing you.
>> Thank you.
>>> Meanwhile, "Game of talents"
on fox Wednesdays at 9:00 P.M.
>> We'll be right back,
everyone.
We're going to do that with Gia.