On a recent episode of The Ellen Degeneres Show, actor Anthony Anderson made an appearance and had the audience in stitches as he reacted to old yearbook photos. With his signature humor and quick wit, Anderson entertained both Ellen and the audience with his hilarious commentary.
The segment started with Anderson’s mom in the audience, who he jokingly mentioned follows him everywhere he goes. He shared that she is an avid bingo player and even plays bingo while traveling around the world. Anderson couldn’t help but tease his mom, saying that she loses money eight times over, as she plays eight cards at once.
The conversation then turned to Anderson’s own high school years as he presented his yearbook photo. He proudly showed off a picture of himself with a glorious Jerry curl hairstyle, reminiscing about how he thought he looked like Al B. Sure. The photo displayed Anderson as a member of the basketball team, proudly wearing the number 54. Anderson’s playful banter and funny expressions added to the entertainment.
Surprisingly, it was revealed that the yearbook Anderson presented was not even his own. He had accidentally picked up someone else’s yearbook named Patty. Anderson playfully admitted that Patty was more popular than him and that grabbing her yearbook was an honest mistake. It added a hilarious twist to the segment and showcased Anderson’s ability to make any situation amusing.
The conversation shifted to Anderson’s recent projects. He mentioned that he had a movie called “Kangaroo Jack” coming out and was also part of the popular TV show “The Shield” on FX. Anderson expressed his excitement for his role on the show and the opportunity it provided to explore a more intense character. Ellen praised his talent and versatility, saying he was doing an exceptional job on the show.
To end the segment, a clip from “Kangaroo Jack” featuring Anderson riding a camel was shown. Anderson comically discussed the difficulties of riding a camel, including the unpredictable behavior of the animals and their fast digestive system. He shared that he attended camel jockey school for three days to learn how to ride them properly. The audience laughed along with Anderson’s anecdotes, appreciating his ability to turn any situation into a source of amusement.
As always, Anthony Anderson‘s appearance on “The Ellen Degeneres Show” brought laughter and joy to the audience. His charismatic personality and hilarious commentary made for an unforgettable segment. Fans can catch Anderson on “The Shield” on FX and watch his new movie “Kangaroo Jack,” showcasing his comedic talent once again.
Originally aired on April 13, 2005
