Howie Mandel's New TV Show 'Mobbed'

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Not for another -- extravaganza -- -- and his team creatively use of flash mob to ease into a delicate situation.

This time between a six year old boy and his grandmother what we're really doing is.

Hiding the fact that we're bringing in her grandson and a giant box I think -- Good girl gets pregnant doesn't tell her mom she has the baby.

Doesn't tell her mom the baby is now six years old he wants to tell her.

A six year old toddler is gonna walk up to a woman unbeknownst -- -- that you don't know who I am on your grandson and this is my mom.

-- Delicate this that is more about the emotional.

Wait it might have one child if it doesn't turn out -- you know part of our staff our professional psychologist and psychiatrist they sit there.

Beyond picking a song song is Michael will -- -- I just haven't met you yet.

They have everybody taking their hands to me I am live.

-- end the show is a mental and physical workout for the host and co creator we have about forty seconds to transform our production area and she's masquerade ball.

Every time we question ourselves you know -- we say yes then we've got what do we got ourselves into.

And we have no time left there's technical glitches there's the coordination of thousands of people.

And then ultimately there is what is the turnout and I'm here to tell you.

Turnout is not always positive.

And that so many diverse stories to work -- and no telling how it will all turn out how he is convinced audiences will be entertained no matter how it happens.

You don't know how somebody's gonna react because these are humans.

And you don't know.

How to do it we just go.

You know we go with our got every tool that we can prop up to make this a positive experience is what we do.

In Hollywood -- -- a bomb.

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Howie Mandel's New TV Show 'Mobbed'

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