Mark Wahlberg’s Daughter Refused to Dance with Him

That's Mark Wahlberg, in Spenser Confidential. My character had just gotten out of prison. So he's not... Right. --I'm not familiar with the Cloud, or-- Things change. --or phones, or things of that nature. So Spenser Confidential, tell everyone what it's about. Yes, it is based on the book Wonderland. It is a series about Spenser, who is a private detective. He was a former police officer who basically can't stand anyone being hurt, especially innocent people. There's a homicide, inside the police department. There is a lot of corruption going on. He tries to do everything right so they find out who is responsible.

They seem to be blocking the investigation. Then he decides to go after his superiors himself, ends up beating him, goes to prison for five years and, in fact, reaches the population in prison. Where I am in prison, Post Malone is one of the inmates who basically, when he gets out, tries to attack me. In his debut as an actor, he did an incredible job. And then he'll leave town. But then he realizes that there is more corruption. He just can't stand by and watch injustice. Basically, he will take it upon himself to become a private investigator.

Fantastic. You do a lot. And you're an executive producer on so many different projects. I don't know if you've seen it, it's on HBO, right? Yes, McMillions. Mcmillions. I loved. I don't know if you've had a chance, but it's about the whole McDonald's... Monopoly scam, yeah. --monopoly fraud that occurred. It's really interesting how they put it. Congratulations, it's going very well. Oh, thank you, yes. Now I want to... first of all, I just want to thank Mark. Because someone dropped out of school at the last minute and we called them. And he came immediately. Thanks for being here.

My pleasure. What you didn't know is that he was actually sleeping in the parking lot of my car, waiting for the call. Oh. Waiting for someone to do it, I guess... Have you been waiting for someone to drop out? Let me tell you something. In fact, I made sure the person was not available. I blew out their tires. Oh, wow. Yes. Very aggressive. I turned off the water and lights. And then I came here and waited for you. It was Dr. Oz. I told him to bring his defibrillator to training. He will need it. No, trash talk.

You will do it on Thursday. Let's send Andy, because it's 9:30 in the morning on Thursday. Then they are going to do it. Hey, you're available. Yeah, so I need to talk about this. Because this is the most fun. You know, everyone has children. And no matter how cool it is, you know, you think your

daughter

would be so excited to know that her father is Mark Wahlberg. They go to a father-

daughter

dance

. And wouldn't she

dance

with you? I didn't even get a dance. Oh. And I told him, I told him, we were going to do the whole big circle.

I was going to leave. And she said dad, if you embarrass me, I won't talk to you again. But what she did do was go out with me. She was sitting on the edge of the stage, next to the DJ. And then I'm sitting there with another parent and I'm thinking, this is not an edited version of this song. There are explicit lyrics played at a girls' school dance and it doesn't do any good. No. I told the DJ, he's, oh, I thought so. Did I say what are you doing? I hear F-bombs and this and that.

Yes. It's not right. Yeah, so you... But I don't... but you know, we still have a great time together. But she wouldn't dance with you. That's crazy. Not a single dance. Has she seen Marky Mark and Funky? Have you seen her? Has she seen you? She has. And she said, if I ever see that again, I won't talk to you. Oh. That's how it goes. That's crazy. Alright, let's take a break. We'll play Burning Questions when we get back.