Tia Texada, best known for her role in “Third Watch,” made an appearance on the popular talk show, The Ellen Degeneres Show, and it was nothing short of entertaining.

During the interview, Texada and Ellen shared a hilarious exchange about the unpredictability of the talk show and the possibility of entering from different directions each time. Texada expressed her love for surprises and the freedom of being on the show without any rules.

Ellen delighted Texada with various gifts, including a robe, a cigarette from a donkey’s ass, a corn hat, and even Ellen underwear. They joked about the possibility of introducing an Ellen bra and workout bra in the future.

The conversation then shifted to Texada’s role in “Third Watch” and the show’s milestone of reaching its 100th episode. Texada revealed that the episode was shot in 10-minute loops, without any cuts, which created added pressure for the cast. She shared an instance where a fellow cast member made a mistake in a flawless take, emphasizing the challenges of shooting a show with continuous scenes.

As the interview continued, Ellen and Texada connected over their shared backgrounds in New Orleans, reminiscing about a past masquerade party where they went as Bonnie and Clyde. They even mentioned someone they both knew from their hometown, adding to the small-world coincidences.

Towards the end of the interview, Texada showcased her singing and dancing skills, teaching Ellen a dance routine she created for her character, Sergeant Cruz, on “Third Watch.” They had a blast dancing to Latin music and energizing the audience.

The 100th episode of “Third Watch,” which Texada mentioned during the interview, was set to air on NBC soon, creating anticipation among fans who have followed the show’s success for five years.

Texada’s appearance on The Ellen Degeneres Show was filled with laughter, surprises, and camaraderie. She effortlessly showcased her charisma and talent, leaving the audience eagerly awaiting her next talk show appearances.

(Source: The Ellen Degeneres Show)

Originally aired on January 7, 2004