Ms. Pat

We started out at Fox.

Fox sold it to Hulu.

And I said the N-word, and Hulu said, hell no, and dropped the show.

And BET said, well, come on over here, black people.

It was five years creating that show, along with three writers.

It was a running joke for me.

I was like, everybody has had a piece of the Miss Pat show.

And you know TV, you don't get a chance to recreate the same show three times.

I was lucky.

I got three deals and recreated that show three times.

And I found a young man by the name of Jordan E. Cooper who understood my voice, who listened to me, and helped me create the Miss Pat show.

No, I think you went farther than me.

I think you went farther than me.

I do not cook.

I don't know how to cook.

A lot of people think I can cook, Mike, because I'm a plus-size woman.

This is strictly Chick-fil-A body.

Okay, but I decided one day I was sitting I said I can't cook and it's the same old cooking shows all the time I said why don't I invite people into my home and show me how to cook and I just started inviting people now I got people booked all the way up to March and April And and it's really cool because we talk about real life and we really making the meal and I'm really learning too Now I'm gonna tell you I'm gonna go do it again, right?

I'm at the same place you're at.

I watch you every night.