Ep 2. Jamie Foxx, Connie Britton
- January 4, 2017
In season 15 episode 2 of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, host Ellen is joined by two iconic actors, Jamie Foxx and Connie Britton.
Jamie Foxx, known for his roles in movies such as Ray, Django Unchained, and Baby Driver, sits down with Ellen to discuss his upcoming projects. He talks about his new Netflix show, Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!, in which he stars as a dad who tries to reconnect with his teenage daughter. He also opens up about his decision to reunite with his former In Living Color co-star, David Alan Grier, on the show. Additionally, Jamie discusses his role in the upcoming Pixar film, Soul, in which he voices the main character, a jazz musician who gets transported to another realm.
Connie Britton, best known for her roles on shows such as Friday Night Lights and Nashville, also joins Ellen on the show. She discusses her new series on Bravo, Dirty John, which is based on the true crime podcast of the same name. The show follows the story of a con artist who tricks a woman, played by Connie, into falling in love with him and ultimately manipulates her entire life. Connie talks about what drew her to the project and how she prepared for the role of a victim of manipulation.
In addition to discussing their projects, Jamie and Connie also participate in some fun segments on the show. Ellen plays a game with Jamie called "Foxx in the Box," where he has to reach into a box blindfolded and guess what he's touching. Connie joins Ellen for a game of "Spill the Tea," where they have to answer juicy questions or take a sip of tea if they don't want to answer.
Throughout the episode, Ellen also shares heartwarming stories and humorous moments with her audience, as well as surprises some lucky viewers with prizes and gifts. As always, she brings her signature energy and wit to the show, making it an entertaining and enjoyable experience for all who tune in.
Overall, season 15 episode 2 of The Ellen DeGeneres Show is a must-watch for fans of Jamie Foxx and Connie Britton, as well as anyone looking for a fun and lighthearted talk show experience.
