-You've been part of two huge projects in "Good Girls"
and a nearly identical name in "Good Boys."
-Oh, right, yeah.
-So, are you just looking for projects that are good?
-I -- I -- No!
I got an e-mail from my manager that said,
"You have an offer for 'Good Boys.'"
And I thought they were -- I thought it was a joke.
I was like, "Oh, good one.
'Cause I'm a big girl, I'll be a good boy."
And then he's like, "No, no, no. It's Seth Rogen.
He's producing."
I was like, "Oh, oh, for real? Okay. I'll do it."
So, I -- I -- you know, it's not that I'm seeking out
necessarily, you know, shows with "good" in it.
But I wouldn't mind being in "The Good Place."
-Oh. -And being in --
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Well, here's the thing.
In the hopes that you continue the "good" trend,
we here at "A Little Late with Lilly Singh" took the liberty
of mocking up a couple future projects for you.
In fact, first up, "Good Hats."
[ Clears throat ]
-Oh, look at that! [ Laughter ]
-That's right. That's right.
Now, this will be like a period dramedy revolving around just
does she find the hat?
-The hat. -You know what I mean?
Stay tuned! Cliffhanger!
Cliffhangers all over the place.
Up next we have "Good Grief."
Mm-hmm. [ Laughter ]
Brought to you by the producers of "Good Hats."
-"Good Hats." -Obviously, obviously.
This one is about, you know,
a private investigator's quest for the truth.
And the truth is way closer to home than she's ever expected.
It's chilling. It's chilling. Honestly.
Up next, and I would love this one, it's "Good People."
[ Laughter ]
Of course, from the producers of "Good Hats" and "Good Grief,"
obviously, of course.
It's a half-hour comedy on cable TV about a group of good people.
Maybe they work some obscure government branch.
I'm just spitballing here.
Now, seems like a winner. -Yeah.
-I'm just saying. Seems like a winner.
-I think it might be the parks department.
-Seriously though, seriously though.
People are still obsessed with "Parks and Rec."
[ Cheers and applause ]
-They are.
-Is there -- girl -- Girl, spill the tea, okay?
Is there conversation about an all-reboot happening
or anything of that nature?
-There is -- Well, yeah.
Well, we did -- Well, we had our 10-year anniversary
of when we started the show.
Or was it the end of the show?
But someone asked in that -- whatever -- that theater.
Said, you know, "Would you ever do the show?"
And Mike said, "If everyone agreed to do it,
yes, we would do --"
I think it was more along the lines of a movie, though.
And so, we all said, "Well, yeah, we would do it."
But, you know, some people are getting too famous.
Chris Pratt. And they're not available.
They're not available.
But as soon as, you know, Chris Pratt's star starts crashing,
we're making "Parks and Rec." [ Laughter ]
-I love that. I love that!
Now, I did mention and I wasn't lying --
I even told you this when I met you.
I love "Good Girls."
And it's finally coming back for season three.
I am pumped about it! [ Cheers and applause ]
Now, are you the type of person
that likes to be kept in the dark about your character?
Or do you want to know everything
that's going to happen?
-I don't want to know anything.
-Really? -Yeah.
I wait till the last minute to read the scripts.
I hate when people are talking about it on set.
I'm like, "Ah, I don't know what you're talking about.
What do you mean he did that?
I didn't read it."
If I could wait to see it with the audience, I would.
-Really?
-But I have to read it before so I know my lines.
But yeah, no, I don't like to know it
whereas Mae likes to know everything.
She steals scripts and reads it.
And she's always like, "You're not going to believe."
I'm like, "Hush it." [ Laughter ]
You know, Christina is in the middle.
She wants to know enough that she can inform her performance.
But she doesn't want to know everything.
And Mae is just like, "Y'all are losers."
[ Laughter ]
-Is there anyone else's character arc,
anyone on the show,
that stresses you out besides your own?
-Every single thing on the show stresses me out.
I call Jenna, our creator, every episode to say, "Why?
Why are we doing this?"
But the whole thing, you know, Ruby, my character,
was very much excited about Beth
getting some from the gang member,
whereas I did not like it at all.
-Really?
-I was too -- He's a gangbanger!
[ Laughter ]
I was like, "He shot yo husband!"
[ Laughter ]
-I mean, I got to be real.
I loved it. I was like, "Yes, girl! Get it!"
-You are not alone.
-I was so excited.
That was basically me.
I was living vicariously through her.
-Twitter was on fire.
[ Laughter ]
And then when she shot him, on fire again.
[ Laughter ]
-Well, speaking of fire,
season three is about to get a lot hotter
because it was just revealed that, you know, casually,
Meghan Thee Stallion -- Thee Stallion...
-Isn't that crazy? -...is guest-starring.
-Literally on the way here, I got a text that said,
"Did you know Meghan Thee Stallion is on the episode?"
And I was like, "I don't know,
but I guess it's gonna be a hot good girl summer."
-Oh! Oh, oh! [ Laughter and applause ]
You've been doing a lot of night shoots.
-Oh, yeah. -A lot of night shoots.
That's really hard to do. What time are we talking here?
-Well, now, it's a little bit earlier, because, you know,
it starts getting darker earlier.
So, we just start -- we'll start at like 4:00
and then go whenever.
-Sorry. -This season has not --
-Start at 4:00 p.m.? -P.M. Yeah.
-Okay. I was like, "Oh!" -Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But if we're doing splits, that means we start early.
You know, we start at 7:00 a.m. and do half.
And then we do the second half starting at 4:00.
So it can go very, very late.
But they haven't been too bad.
-Okay, I feel like you got night shoots
down to a science, though.
I want to show everyone what I'm talking about.
Let's check out this video.
-No tomato or pickles.
-Legit ordering Postmates.
-We are in a moving car, and she's trying to get --
-Only onion and what? -Lettuce and onions.
-Lettuce, lettuce. -Postmates, life's room service.
-So, wait, hold up, I have so many follow-up questions.
How do you order Postmates to a moving vehicle?
-Because there's a map of where we can drive that's marked.
So, we're like, "Try to catch us on this route, homey."
[ Laughter ]
Like, she was on the phone with the Postmates the whole time.
She goes, "There's a spot. They have it chained off.
Just wait there. We're going to come by.
We'll send somebody to come get it."
-It's like the show. You're just doing a drug deal for real.
-Yeah, exactly. -Just like, "You got the goods?"