Dominique Foxworth

And then I love the three shot, because you see Lisa, she doesn't realize she's on the shot.

She's like...

The triumph, like that particular moment for those guys reaching a dream along with their parents is very good.

I think they do that living room set with everyone and it's the same questions and most of the time you're getting like, yeah, I worked really hard, happy to be here.

But when it's good, it's good.

It's worth it for the risk.

But for the most part, I think I'm like, so is he going to be good on his team?

Somebody tell me how this is going to work out.

I don't really care.

Unless it's a great story that they already know about.

But they also do the thing where

I saw towards the end of the draft, they bring the parents to the couch, they give them microphones, and then they don't ask them any questions.

And there were a few times where the mother and father were sitting there, and Lisa was like, you said that this is a good moment between you and your father.

Like, you two, this is our moment.

And the mom is just sitting there, it's like, it should be all of our moments.

Yeah.

I'm feeling bad for the mom now because you're positioning it like it's their moment.

And most of the time, the parents echo the question.

So Lisa's like, I heard that this was a really important moment.

You worked really hard together.