Congratulations, it got picked up for the second season.
Thank you.
I know, it's so crazy.
That's fantastic.
Yep.
Yeah, we're having way too much fun on the show.
Yes.
You are having way too much fun, because you just had a--
was that your first lap dance?
Yes, both giving and receiving.
The Magic Mike boys from Vegas came down to do an episode,
where to Tichina Arnold, the amazing Tichina Arnold and I,
have a girls trip to Vegas.
And we got the real dancers.
And we got real lap dances, my first.
And you know, it's interesting, that's my job.
I got paid to do this.
Uh-huh.
And she-- she was making fun of me,
because if someone's going to get up in your grill like that,
I like to get to know them.
So they're trying to do their job and I'm like,
where are you from?
What are your dreams?
Do you love animals?
I have a horse.
You know, I'm like.
And she's like, shut up!
You're making them more nervous!
But yeah, we had, even in rehearsal,
I think there's maybe a video of our rehearsal,
because it was truly the first time we ever--
my first lap dance.
And we have footage of it.
Yeah.
That was my first time both having a lap dance.
And then I got turn around and give him one.
And it was-- that's my job, guys.
Yeah.
That's my job.
Was it her first lap dance also?
Definitely not.
No.
I mean, yeah.
All right.
What are you doing on the floor?
That's my version of the lap dance with the worm.
You're supposed to--
Oh, I should have used that here!
Yeah.
No.
No, you would have messed up your outfit.
Medic!
Next time, the whole point is to be on them, not
in front of them on the floor.
That's the whole point of a lap dance.
What you're saying is, I made it about me, not them.
You tried to stay away.
Yeah.
Maybe because your husband doesn't want you doing that.
Was he jealous about that?
No, he doesn't get jealous and it's so annoying.
Oh.
Because I'm like, there were, like, hot Magic Mike dancers.
He's like, cool babe.
What do you want for dinner?
I mean it's like, he doesn't.
What a great husband, though, right?
I mean.
He is a great husband.
He's a great husband.
All right, well, we should, before we
pass the talking about the show, tell
everyone what the show is about, in case they have not seen it.
Yes, it is-- Max Greenfield and I
play a Midwestern family who moves to a predominantly
black neighborhood in LA.
And Cedric the Entertainer plays, sort of,
like the patriarch of the neighborhood who is not happy
that we're crashing their neighborhood vibe.
And now it's actually turned into such a cool thing
to watch the families come together.
Because now we've grown on the show and we're friends.
And it's truly, like, honestly, I'm
having more fun than I've ever had in my life.
I'm so glad.
And the people are the kindest, most wonderful people.
It's a great show.
It's a great idea too.
I think it's so important.
And I think it's so cool to show the clashes of culture and how
y'all are really trying to fit in.
And how-- it's great.
And that you're both learning something from one another.
And it's really good.
Yeah, and especially, I mean, what your show does
so well that we all love too, is you make people laugh
and you're kind.
And I think that laughter brings everybody together.
And we need that more than anything right now.
We sure do.
And I'm really proud to be part of something that is trying
to bring people together.
Yes, well good.
That is what we need right now.
All right, let's talk about really important things.
Yes.
You are on a baby goat watch.
Yes.
A goat baby.
I've got my phone right there.
They're supposed to come get me if she's delivering.
Yeah, I missed Oscar weekend.
Goats are my favorite animal, other than horses and dogs.
I've always wanted some.
And at my barn, where I keep my horse,
they have a bunch of rescue animals for their therapy
program.
And one of them was pregnant.
And I said, please, I will do anything.
I will pay for all their vet bills, their food, whatever.
But can I please adopt these goats,
and name them, and have them as part of my family.
And they were like, absolutely.
But-- I know!
Oh, look, that's Tick, that's the mother.
That's the mother.
So she's due any minute.
Any minute.
Literally any minute.
All right, but you're going to have
to keep the babies with her for a while.
Oh, they're going to stay for--
I'm never going to take them away from the mom, no.
But I do have this dream, because my horse
has an open area near her.
And I would love it if the whole goat family
moved in next to my horse.
And then they became best friends
and then we all go on walks.
Like a little horse, goat family.
That would be adorable.
I mean, look at her!
Yeah.
And she loves dogs.
Like, my dog is this big.
And she loves my dog.
So I'm thinking, like, we all just commingle.
I'll sleep there, I'll camp out.
Well, congratulations, I'm so happy for you.
Thank you!
All right, we're going to take a break.
More with Beth after this.