On an exciting episode of “The Ellen Degeneres Show,” the talk show host decided to celebrate her birthday in a unique way by visiting the 99 Cent Store. Ellen, known for her comedic charm and love for bargains, embarked on a hilarious adventure to find the best deals at the discount store.
As the episode kicked off, Ellen couldn’t contain her excitement for her special day. With her trademark wit, she announced, “Um, welcome back to my birthday show. I may be getting wiser, but I’m not getting any younger. So, without further ado, let’s see what happened when I went to the 99 Cent Store.”
The upbeat music set the tone as Ellen entered the store ready to shop ’til she dropped. “Hey, it’s my birthday, and you know what I like to do on my birthday? Shop for others,” she exclaimed. But, of course, she couldn’t resist the allure of a bargain herself.
With a playful attitude, Ellen roamed the aisles, discovering various items priced at just 99 cents. “Got the money, honey. I’ve got the time,” she sang, embracing the thrill of finding discounted treasures.
Navigating her way through the store, Ellen even had a humorous encounter with a fellow customer, calling out for assistance. “Hello, can somebody help me over here?” she jokingly pleaded.
One of the highlights of Ellen’s shopping spree was her fascination with the incredible 99-cent price tags on essential items. She discovered eggs, exclaimed, “This is great!” and couldn’t resist grabbing a few more.
Continuing her adventure, Ellen stumbled upon a remarkable deal: “9 for 99!” she exclaimed. “No wonder Everybody Loves Raymond!” Her infectious laughter echoed through the store as she marveled at the impressive discount.
Ellen’s humor extended to the selection of fancy foods. With a mischievous grin, she held up a bottle of white vinegar, teasing, “Nothing fancier than white vinegar. You can’t get this everywhere.”
Adding to the excitement of the episode, Ellen revealed that Paris, a celebrity guest for that day, would be delighted by one of her findings. “Paris is going to love this,” she exclaimed. Ellen’s anticipation for Paris’s appearance on the show added an extra layer of anticipation for viewers.
Balancing her comedic moments with genuine conversation, Ellen engaged in a chat with Paris, discussing her new movie and working with Tom Cruise. The audience was captivated as Ellen’s natural charm and curiosity shone through the friendly conversation.
As the episode progressed, Ellen showcased her knack for entertainment, surprise, and of course, humor. She stumbled upon aisles dedicated to babies, jokingly remarking, “Two aisles of babies, and they’re 99 cents. Boys and girls, same price. Yeah, if they’re twins, 2 for 99.”
No birthday celebration would be complete without balloons, and Ellen made sure to bring the festivity. She enthusiastically exclaimed, “Balloons! What’s a birthday without balloons?” Her infectious energy and laughter resonated through the store, leaving everyone in stitches.
Ellen’s charisma extended to even the smallest details, like counting her loose change. “You take pennies,” she playfully stated while cashing in her pennies at the cashier. Her lightheartedness filled the room as she marveled at her 98-cent total.
As the episode reached its conclusion, Ellen once again showcased her generosity. “I like to give my friends gifts on my birthday,” she declared. Implementing her “No Friend Left Behind” motto, Ellen surprised the audience with gifts hidden under their seats.
In true Ellen fashion, she wrapped up the show by thanking her fans and friends for their unwavering support. With her unique blend of humor and heart, she left no doubt that her birthday celebration was a remarkable experience.
Overall, “The Ellen Degeneres Show” delivered yet another fun-filled episode when Ellen decided to explore the 99 Cent Store. Her infectious personality, comedic flair, and genuine interactions made it an entertaining experience for both the audience and viewers at home.
Originally aired on January 26, 2005
