and explain what was happening in the dream,

and then Ben, how do you feel about it?

OK.

Well, it was-- sometimes you can have

a dream where you're like, you wake up in the morning you're

like, oh my God.

I think I've been having that dream for six hours.

And it never kind of, like it wasn't, you

know we weren't like, and we were spies.

It was like, no, we were just in our house,

my family was my family, the kids were kids,

my mom was here because she kind of got trapped in quarantine

with us in LA and then we just seemingly

always lived with Mark Wahlberg.

So he was there and I'd be like, you want a sandwich or a bagel?

And he'd just kind of putter around the house.

It wasn't anything that was like, oh my God,

and then something crazy happened.

It was just like we lived with--

who by the way, we don't know.

We don't know him at all.

We don't know him.

But I had a six hour dream when I woke up and I was like,

is Mark Wahlberg downstairs, because I

think he's in the guest room.

And it took me a minute to be, like, I know it's a dream.

But did I go down and look in the guestroom?

I sure did.

Just to make sure Mark Wahlberg wasn't there.

Now, had you just watched a movie with him what or you just

randomly had a dream that he's--

I don't know.

I don't know if I saw something, not that I know of.

I think it just came completely out of the blue and I was,

like, I guess I'll have a six hour dream about Mark Wahlberg.

Oh, you know what, though?

The girls and I watched "The Other Guys" a movie with him

and Will Ferrell from a while back and we were saying that we

watched "The Other Guys."

Maybe that's why.

Maybe that's it.

He's a wonderful roommate.

He's a great roommate.

He's tidy, he's helpful.

Yeah.

He's actually, he is, I think he's pretty good with a vacuum

cleaner.

Hey, Mark, how good are you with a vacuum cleaner.

[LAUGHING]

I was actually, just happened to be vacuuming now.

Oh, my God.

For a minute I was like, is that a vacuum?

[LAUGHING]

I wish I could see this.

What are you wearing, Mark?

What are you guy's doing?

Stand up.

Stand up.

What are you wearing?

Oh, I'm just in my robe doing all my daily duties here.

You know, I have to make sure that whatever

is required around the house.

You know, I could be building a deck in the back,

changing out a old wires and fiber optics.

You know, I do [INAUDIBLE].

That seems like an outfit that may be a bit of a safety snafu

if you're dealing with electrical things.

Yeah, I don't think you want to catch a current in that outfit.

No, no, it's all proofed and tested.

It's good.

How you guys doing?

[LAUGHING]

That's not what you pictured him in the dream?

That's not what he was wearing?

No.

When I have another dream, it's your fault. That's all--

I'm only going to be like, no, Mark.

He wears just an apron.

It looks like it's made of rubber.

It seems a little sexy.

It's more comfortable than it appears.

I recommend that we're actually launching a line

and we got Andy [INAUDIBLE],, I see.

Is it leather or is it like a coated canvas.

No, it's just a cotton blend.

A polyester in there stretch.

Wow, what time is it where you guys are?

Pretty late.

It's pretty late, Wahlberg.

Don't worry about it.

[LAUGHING]

We ought to pop one of these bad boys over in here.

Oh, yeah.

I think wine is--

it's going to turn into wine hour.

It's beer and then it's wine, right Melissa?

Beer o'clock.

Is that how it works?

It usually goes beer o'clock, scotch o'clock.

So it's [INAUDIBLE].

There's no wine.

It just goes like, beer, beer scotch and then lights out.

Wow.

So we're very good parents.

Great parents.

I have to say, we're good parents.

Yeah.

She's trouble.

[LAUGHING]

Oh, wow.

This is one of my favorite things

that's ever happened on our show.

Yeah.

This picture of Mark--

Andy?

Andy, where's your apron?

I know.

Ellen, well, I didn't put it on in time.

Was there an apron you were supposed to be wearing?

Yeah.

He sent to me and I left it in the car.

Well, it was nice to finally meet you guys this way.

Andy, go get that apron.

If I looked like him I'd be wearing it.

What an I supposed to do with this vacuum?

I'm still holding the vacuum.

Do you even know how to work a vacuum cleaner?

Have you vacuumed before, Mark?

Of course.

[VACUUM SOUNDS]

You just proved it.

It's not messed up audio.

It's hard enough to get us all on screen at the same time.

Huh?

I know.

What do you say, Melissa?

You were a wonderful roommate.

You would just be like, hey, do you take the trash out?

You didn't talk to us a lot and we also really weirdly

always called you Mark Wahlberg.

We never get familiar enough to call you Mark.

Never just Mark?

It was never informal enough to just call me Mark?

No.

That's happened before.

[INAUDIBLE] Mark Wahlberg, you've earned that.

Right.

Well, thank you very much.

Always Mark Wahlberg.

Very, very kind of you.

I love you, Mark Wahlberg.

Thank you for surprising them.

We appreciate it.

Ellen, God bless you.

You need anything?

Yard work?

I'm actually really good at gardening,

landscaping, all that stuff, so I'd be more than happy to.

Once beyond the travel ban, whatever, it is lifted

I'm coming over.

OK?

It's magical.

[VACUUM SOUNDS]

[LAUGHING]

Bye, guys.

That was hilarious.

Thank you, Mark.

How was that, Melissa?

Oh my God.

I couldn't process at first what I was seeing.

That literally was like, I just saw, like, muscles.

And then it was like, what's happening?

And then, oh my God.

That apron was everything I didn't want it to be.

[LAUGHING]

It was quite something.

All right, we're going to take a break

and we're going to talk to-- it goes

from Mark Wahlberg in an apron to a nurse who

has started an amazing, amazing organization.

What a show.

We'll be back.