Mom

Okay.

I want to give a shout out to Alice and Jenny, who some of you guys remember from Mom, the West Wing.

She won, I believe, her fifth primetime Emmy for her show.

But the MVP... of last night's prom time Emmys, hello, is somebody that you guys have seen, like they've been really showing his speech because it was a really good speech.

You're from, uh, Breaking Bad.

You're from Mom, from Barbars- Abishola.

You're from a million different, uh, voiceovers from, uh, cartoons." Um, kind of a one of k- one, one of a kind guy and, and a really great spirit.

Yeah.

I know

... together on NCIS.

So the issue was, um, I was on Mom.

I got Mom.

And I clicked accidentally.

And it was like some show called Mom or something.

And it took me like three minutes to get back to where I could choose the game.

Matt is dying over

Look at Matt.

He's going, yep, of course.

Show called Mom.

I've taught my grandmother how to use Netflix.

Kristen became a comedy superstar in the 90s on the sitcom Third Rock from the Sun.

You may also know her from a movie like Austin Powers, The Spy Who Shagged Me, or the CBS sitcom Mom, which I loved.

Or for you, she might be a meme.

She, of course, played the iconic Lexi Featherston on Sex and the City in the episode Splat, where she declared that New York City is over, O-V-E-R, and then fell out a window.

Yeah.

Well, it helps when they write it for you, just so you know.

Um, you know, I worked with this team, Chuck Lorre, Nick Bakay, Susan McMartin, on Mom.

And I loved every second of it.

like, he is, he's Chuck Lorre of two and a half men.

Mom, Big Bang Theory.

George and Mandy, like so many.

And like almost any sitcom you think of from growing up, he wrote on it.

It's like, let's not waste his time with this one.

It's

the same as, like, we as sisters have a group chat where it's just me, Lauren, and Mariah, and then we have one with the three of us plus Shannon and Brooke, and then we have another one with Mom.

So we know where we should put those different.