Ep 102. Mark Wahlberg, Judd Apatow, Daniel Fernandez
- June 7, 2017
Mark Wahlberg, Judd Apatow, and Daniel Fernandez join Ellen DeGeneres in this exciting episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, season 15 episode 102. The show kicks off with Ellen and Wahlberg talking about his latest movie, "Instant Family," which is a comedy-drama film that highlights the challenges faced by individuals who choose to adopt children. Wahlberg shares about the inspiration behind the movie, his experience working with co-stars Rose Byrne and Octavia Spencer, and his life as a father of four.
Then, Apatow takes the stage, discussing his latest Netflix series, "The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling." The author, director, and producer talks about his work with Shandling and the impact he had on him. The show also features a clip from the series, which takes the audience through Shandling's life, and his final conversation with Apatow.
Ellen then sits down with social media star and magician Daniel Fernandez, who has taken the internet by storm with his viral magic tricks. Fernandez shares some of his favorite tricks, including one that he performs in front of the studio audience. The segment is filled with laughter, awe, and wonder.
As the show progresses, Wahlberg and Apatow join Ellen for a fun game of "Pitch Please," where they have to pitch the craziest movie ideas they can come up with. The trio presents some hilarious pitches, including a movie about a superhero janitor and another one about a zombie musical.
Finally, as the show comes to an end, Ellen surprises the audience by giving away a huge prize to one lucky member of the studio audience. The excitement and joy in the room are contagious, and the episode concludes with Ellen thanking her guests and wishing them well on their current and future projects.
Overall, The Ellen DeGeneres Show season 15 episode 102 is a fun and engaging episode, filled with fascinating interviews, incredible magic tricks, and hilarious games. It showcases the variety and entertainment that the show is known for, and leaves the audience wanting more.
