Andy Richter

Yes, yes, it is.

And if I understood correctly, because it's just the trailer, the idea is little kid leaves for school with all his friends leaving for school, leaving their housewife mothers.

They're all sort of traditional housewives.

And as soon as they're gone, the housewives break out into these fabulous big choreographed musical numbers.

Yes, what they do when the kids are away.

And I watch this, and I'm like, oh, my God, it was true.

I mean...

But the twist of the movie is at the end, I'm just going to ruin it for people, but at the end, because you'll never find it, the end of it is that this kid gets found, and he starts to share his moves.

He thinks he's in trouble, but he shares his moves, and he actually introduces new moves to them, and we find out that he's actually little Michael Jackson, and that it's the passing on of the old musical to the new musical, because from then on, he knows how to do that.

Wow.

I'm just thinking.

It was very deep.

Yeah.

It was very deep.

You were a dancer.

You studied tap dance for a long time, right?

I did.

I mean, I was forced to tap with my sister because my mom didn't, I was in the car when she would take all of her other sisters to different dance things.

So I did tap with my sister.

I didn't want any other people in our class.