I'm c-czar. Blah, blah, blah.
I'm about to become a teenage dad.
And now six experts are gonna teach me how to be the one thing
That I never had in my own life--a dad.
For every papa quiz I pass, I get a dope-ass tattoo.
Welcome to this is dad academy.
Excuse me.
Oh, snap, it's a little c-czar.
I know. It's crazy. Can you believe it?
I understand that if I want to see
The shorty making my baby,
I must come correct,
Which I will, tiny professor.
- Bye-bye. - Bye. I love you, c-czar.
So today I'm meeting my first dad expert,
And I'm excited but also annoyed.
- I'm the wallet.
- Why do I call you a wallet? You just a man.
- In the structure of this show,
The dad academy, I represent the wallet.
I'm the financial portion of the dad program,
And it's my job to get you financially sound today
So that you can become the good dad we know you can be.
We brought you to a place
That you can afford on your current budget.
- Okay. - C-czar.
- What? - I think the results
Are going to shock and horrify you.
- For real? - Yeah.
- Okay. - C-czar, this is it.
- Oh, snap, this place is awesome.
- No, this place is not awesome.
- That's my old crate.
- What? - This is my house?
- That's a kennel for a dog. - This is what I lived in
For the first two years of my life, c-czar.
I was crate-trained.
- He's calling me c-czar. Is that...?
- I'm comfortable in here.
- That as it may be, the house is actually this way.
- Oh, snap, sweet house.
Oh, snap, my very own bathroom.
Let them eat cake.
Okay, this is where baby c-czar will sleep.
Okay. Oh, snap, this is all mine?
All right, I'm gonna sign my lease.
- So, c-czar, how are you finding your...?
Who wrote on the wall?
- Uh, that was here when I got here.
- Okay, c-czar, now good daddies can't be fibbers.
- [vomiting]
[toilet flushing]
- Liz, is it swimsuit season?
- Mm?
- 'cause you just, like, ralphed.
I could tell that there was something wrong with liz
'cause we're like twins.
People mistake us for one another all the time
And not just on the phone.
- Liz, I don't want to say anything too early,
Because, like, I wanted to be, like, a lady about it,
'cause that's, like, my vibe, but, like, honestly,
The cat's, like, pretty much out of the bun, and, like...
- What?
- I'm pregnant.
- Wha--
That's amazing. - Thank you.
- I'm liz.
My body's changing, and so are my priorities.
- And I'm liz.
If I have to do all the work,
Then I'm not going to work at all.
I'm the bigger one.
- And this is temporary.
Our p.R. Firm is called publizity.
[both slurping]
- It's based off our names.
- You have milk voice. - Shut up, liz.
- I'm keeping it this time.
- Amazing. - Thank you.
- O.M.G., I'm sorry. I didn't realize
You could get pregnant from a guy blasting on your stomach.
I'm trying to think about the different guys
That have probably [bleep] on your stomach
That you would then scoop that [bleep] into your vagina,
Like, using a piece of paper or, like--
- Well, that would be, like, an alternative list,
Because, like, this time, the fellow,
Like, actually, like, looked me
Right into my face, and, like, when he saw my face,
That's exactly the moment that, like, he shot up his stuff,
Like, right inside of my thing.
The father of the baby is a toilet baby, c-czar,
And, like, I don't care who knows that,
Except for, like, most of the people that I know.
Like, I don't want them to know,
'cause I'm, like, horrified by it
And, like, very embarrassed.
Cassandra, give me the bucket.
[breathes heavily]
[spits]
I just keep throwing up.
- Are you sure that's not some guy's...
- What?
Oh, the stuff?
Who can never be sure?
- ♪ extraordinary
♪ girl
- My doctor says that I need to be in bed rest.
- Keeping a baby? Bed rest?
Um, I was about to lose my cool.
I heard, like, people die if they stop working.
- If that is the case,
I would be a ghost blinking at you
From the other dimension.
- Right, but you can still work from home.
You have a computer.
- Like, I will be at home,
But, like, my niece denise is coming to visit me.
So, like, I might actually be, like, impossible to reach.
- Wait. Your niece denise is coming to visit you?
- Mm. - Wait. Your niece denise
Is coming to visit you? - Mm.
My niece denise is coming to visit me in los angeles,
And, like, frankly...
I don't...
Know what to do with a child.
Like, honestly, liz, maybe you can't, like,
Understand what I'm saying 'cause I'm speaking
To you from, like, within the circle of women
Who, like, are lucky enough to become mothers.
- Like, I think I could probably do a much better job
Of taking care of your niece denise
Or your own baby or this business than you ever could.
- Like, I'm gonna take my own advice,
And, like, I'm gonna, like, go to bed.
And that's what you're left with.
So I'm storming out.
[dramatic music]
♪
- Cassandra!
Clear the bucket. It's disgusting.
Coming up next... - On publizity...
Where's my niece denise?
- Yeah. May I help you?
- I'm just, um, denise.
[dramatic music]
- ♪ I'll treat you right
- My grandmother has seen publizity
And has said to me four or five times,
"you look gorgeous on the show.
But the other woman is a mess."
And then I say, "no, nana, that's my friend nick.
That's the man."
And then she says, "no, it isn't."
She says, "no, it isn't."
[beep]
[upbeat music]
Both: Oh, hello.
[jazz music]
- Of course, I'm gil faizon.
- And I'm george st. Geegland.
- This is our prank show, too much tuna.
- This is the show where we prank our dear friends
By giving them too much tuna fish.
- The new thing is prank.
Both: Today's episode is...
- Our guest today on too much tuna
Is our dear friend from great britain, violet.
- Ooh, violet. She's a great beauty.
Let's talk to her.
Violet, what do you do with your time?
[keyboard music]
- You must have seen our ad looking for a nanny.
- Yes. - Flown here
For the job interview.
- You've got three boys, and you're looking for a nanny.
- Uh-huh. - And I'm a nanny,
And here I am. - Yeah, we remember.
- I know. So I just...
- Little did you know that you would be pranked
With too much tuna.
So tell us about yourself.
- Um, well, I've been working for ten years.
- Oh-ho-ho.
What is this?
What did you order?
- What has been placed in front of you?
- What did you do?
- Oh. - I'm sorry.
I don't--
- You've been pranked.
- Look at that. - Yep.
- Now, wouldn't you say that that is...?
- So they--they're not coming, the children?
- Who? - The kids.
- What kids?
Oh, the fake ad.
No, there's no kids. - No kids.
- No. - There's one baby here.
- That guy right there.
- I don't even like tuna, and you made me fly
All the way over here from london.
- Why didn't you take the boat? - Yeah.
I thought you were gonna take a liner.
- So there's no job, and there's no children and--
- May I ask you a question?
And I don't--I don't mean to be rude.
Do you have [bleep] memento disease?
'cause every two minutes-- "is there a job?
Is there kids?"
There's no kids. There's no job.
There's too much tuna.
You're on a prank show.
- Right.
- Would you sign a release?
[jazz music]
- Have you ever heard of those people whose sex thing
Is that they want to be babies?
- Yeah. - God.
- Do you know what the deal is with those people,
Like, who, like, they want to dress like babies?
Like, do they [bleep] at any point?
- I don't know. I think they do.
But I think it's like, "oh, you made a mess.
You're a bad baby." - right.
- And then I think when they get boners,
They all act like it's such a surprise--
Like, look what the baby did. [laughter]
- ♪ I'll treat you right
- So liz has abandoned us,
So it's up to us to pick up the slack, okay?
[door closes] - um, hello?
- Yeah. May I help you?
- Um, I'm denise.
- Yeah, my name is liz. I'm part of publizity.
It's based off our names.
- Uh...
Do you know where my aunt elizabeth is?
- Okay, you guys, get the [bleep] out of here, okay?
Hi, sweetheart.
- Um, I'm my aunt elizabeth's niece denise.
And...
What the heck?
- That's cassandra.
You don't have to pay attention to her, okay?
So you came here to see your aunt elizabeth.
- Exactly. My aunt elizabeth invited me to come
And visit her, and so I did.
And she sent me in a limousine from the airport.
I feel like I should call my parents and tell them that...
[breathes deeply]
My aunt elizabeth didn't come after the limo.
- Your parents talk about your aunt elizabeth?
- They say that she's a piece-of-trash person.
- You're funny. I like you.
- You're funny.
You're basically the largest woman I've ever seen.
- Oh, my god, thank you. - You're welcome.
- Maybe we should, like, go out to lunch
And just have, like, girl talk.
- Is this a trick?
- Look, you have this sweet, lost little girl.
It's, like, my mothering instincts just, like...
[deep voice] kick in.
[upbeat music]
♪
And, like, now I just, like, want to eat salad.
It's, like, crazy.
It's, like, that's what I'm craving.
So, like, that's what I'm having for lunch.
- Nice shoes. I like those.
- Oh, you like them? - Yeah, they're great.
- Yeah, we got 'em on a shopping spree today.
- It's amazing what you can get shopping.
- Wait. Hold on one second.
Are you a photographer? - Yeah.
- Well, this is denise. She's visiting.
- Hi. - Hey.
- Oh, my god. I just had an amazing idea.
There's, like, crazy artistic chemistry
Happening here. [camera shutter clicking]
Would you be interested in doing a photo shoot with denise
So she can get, like, some head shots and stuff?
- What do you think? I mean, of course I want
To take pictures of her.
- Am I being discovered right now?
And if so, can you please take my picture
By a coconut palm tree?
- I can take your picture next to just about anything.
Let's start right now. [cell phone buzzing]
- Okay, you know what? I just have to take this call.
You guys sit down and figure it out.
No, just do it. I got to take this.
- Wait, wait, wait. - Hello? No, cassandra!
You're being a [bleep] idiot! - Liz!
Liz.
Oh, we're starting? [camera shutter clicks]
Can I see?
[camera shutter clicks] can I see?
- Oh, these are great. [camera shutter clicks]
- Can I see it?
[camera shutter clicks] may I please see it?
[camera shutter clicks] oh, that was a wink.
- Oh, my god, I see magazine covers here.
- Really? Do you know where liz went?
- Who's liz?
- Liz is my... [camera shutter clicks]
Liz is my... [camera shutter clicking]
Liz is my...
[camera shutter clicking] - you're my niece now.
- Did you like marty mcfly?
- I loved marty mcfly.
He was my hero.
And I watched back to the future again recently.
Marty mcfly is a 17-year-old high-school student...
- Mm-hmm.
- Whose best friend is a disgraced nuclear physicist.
And they never--
They never, ever explain how they became friends.
- That's-- - they don't even try.
And we all accepted it.
We were like, "oh, who's the best friend?
"a disgraced nuclear scientist? Oh, okay, proceed.
Oh, very good." [beep]
- Hey, excuse me. No, sorry.
Sweetheart, sweetheart, please, don't--
Don't take the sandwich. - Excuse me.
Don't take the sandwich.
- Excuse me. What are you doing taking private property?
- I thought this was, like, what I got--a tuna sandwich.
- You don't get that. We're gang-shooting these today.
- No vegetable has made a bigger 180 in my lifetime
Than brussels sprouts, I feel like.
Have I done this already?
- ♪ I'll treat you right
- How's the portrait coming along, cassandra?
It's the key to every photo ever taken of me,
And this is supposed to be for my profile picture on facebook.
Oh, well, liz decided to get out of bed for once.
- Has anyone seen my niece denise?
- Oh, actually-- - cassandra, not now!
I'm busy!
- But-- - [groans]
- Stress is not good for babies,
But, like, luckily for the fetus,
I'm one of the chillest people in california.
I am [bleep] flipping out right now.
I know that my niece denise got picked up from the airport
Because my limo app keeps saying, "done-zo."
- Really, liz?
You send a limo to pick up your niece?
I would have been in that limo, because every niece
Deserves an aunt charming.
[grunting creepily]
I'm not always honest with you, and I'm gonna be,
Like, completely honest with you.
- So shoot it into my face.
- Yeah, like, basically the idea
That you feel like you're ready
To bring a baby into the world, but you can't even keep track
Of your own niece denise...
- How dare you?
- You're at home, like, doing nothing,
Like, home alone, like, "aah," no.
I hope a big bucket of nails runs into your face,
Like, at 100 miles per hour.
- Well, I just hope, like, a glue sheet
Flies in your face and you get, like, feathers.
- Oh, my god.
Honestly, I feel so much pressure right now,
Because it's, like, I'm taking care of the business.
I'm babysitting your niece denise--
- Wait. Hold on.
Did you see my niece denise?
- [murmurs]
- Honestly, if you saw my niece denise
And you didn't even say anything to me when you knew
Exactly where I was camped out
Not doing a single thing or a stitch of work,
I'm, like, honestly, liz...
- Sorry.
- Cassandra!
Did you hear the apology that liz gave to me?
Because I was not able to hear it.
- I'm right behind you. - [screams]
What is this?
I know this face.
I don't even know where. It's like a...
- It's me.
- Oh, my god, liz.
You look, like--and I don't use this word lightly--
Amazing.
- It's, like, a portrait, like, based off my face.
- And that's, like, such a spook-out,
'cause, like, honestly, our company's,
Like, based off our names. - Yeah.
Totally. It's, like, totally based off our names.
And it's, like, I'm sorry.
You're my best friend.
- Like, liz, you're my best friend.
- And I just, like, love you so much.
- I love you too, liz.
- Oh, my god, cassandra.
Why are you staring at us, you, like, pervert?
- Get a girlfriend. - Oh, my god.
[laughter]
- Um, but where is my niece denise?
- [murmuring] oh, my god.
- [deep voice] you're my niece now.
- If you have any information or tips about the whereabouts
Of this young woman,
Please send a stamped envelope
To publizity entertainment or down to the precinct.
- ♪ I miss you
♪ when you're far away
- Ha ha.
- You've been living beyond your means thus far.
- What does "means" mean?
- If I could just finish this and we'll get through it,
We'll get on to the next thing. - Okay.
- Three, two, one.
C-czar, we are-- - one, two, three.
- Oh, [bleep]. - One, two, three.
C-czar, listen. Okay, go.