In a recent episode of The Ellen Degeneres Show, Bernie Mac and Reba McEntire were the guests of honor. The show kicked off with Ellen’s usual energetic entrance, followed by a hilarious banter from Bernie Mac. He joked about his love for routine and his breakfast preferences, including his affinity for scrambled eggs and the occasional indulgence in a chimmy chonga.
But the highlight of the episode was when Ellen mentioned a new cereal called Good Friends. One of her writers, Karen Anderson, had been raving about it so much that she became a self-proclaimed ambassador for the brand. The cereal boasted 12 grams of fiber and featured a couple on the box laughing over a bowl of cereal. Bernie Mac, however, seemed skeptical and amused by the whole concept. He wasn’t convinced that fiber was particularly funny, comparing it to the 10 grams of fiber in his broom.
Throughout the episode, Ellen and Karen continued to talk about Good Friends, even going so far as to design their own cereal box with their faces on it and a promise of “less twigs”. The audience found the whole discussion amusing, and it became a recurring theme throughout the show.
But the fun didn’t end there. Bernie Mac, known for his comedy chops, entertained the audience with his wit and charm. He talked about his role in the movie “Guess Who” alongside Ashton Kutcher, a modern take on the classic “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner”. Bernie Mac and Ashton brought a fresh perspective to the topic, infusing it with comedy and warmth that everyone could relate to.
The episode also featured Reba McEntire, who is known for her successful music career and her role in the TV series “Reba”. Reba, a Grammy-winning artist, spoke about her love for performing and her various ventures, including a clothing line and her Broadway experience. She enthralled the audience with her talent and infectious charm.
Adding to the mix of entertainment, the band Sum 41 performed their hit song “Pieces” from their latest album “Chuck”. The energetic performance had everyone on their feet, showcasing the band’s talent and Rockstar status.
In a heartwarming segment, Ellen read a letter from an 82-year-old woman named Charlotte Williams, who revealed that she had been sleeping on the same mattress for 63 years. This caught the attention of Simmons Bedding Company, who offered to custom tailor a new mattress cover for her. Charlotte also shared her love for the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team, and Ellen surprised her with an invitation to sit behind home plate for one of their games and meet her favorite players.
The episode was filled with laughter, entertainment, and heartwarming moments. Bernie Mac, Reba McEntire, and the entire team at The Ellen Degeneres Show delivered another unforgettable experience for the audience.
Originally aired on March 25, 2005
