A surprising number of celebrities all appeared naked in the same video on Wednesday with the noble mission of spreading important information about how to fill out and send mail-in-ballots for the 2020 presidential election.
In the “Now This” video, which has just shy of 2 million views, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Rock, Sarah Silverman, her dad “Schleppy,” Tiffany Haddish, Ryan Bathe, Naomi Campbell, Josh Gad, Amy Schumer, Chelsea Handler, and more celebrities all got “butt ass naked,” as Haddish put it — well, at least from what we could see, which was mostly from the chest up.
Oh yeah, Sacha Baron Cohen was there as Borat, too — but he, thankfully, was fully clothed.
The stunt was a clever play on words with the term “naked ballot,” which in certain states refers to a ballot that is not properly “stuffed” into two different envelopes before it is mailed.
Other important tips the celebs mentioned were to read all of the instructions thoroughly before filling the ballot out — like using a black pen if it says so, not blue or pink or what have you — and to mail the ballot in as soon as possible.
“Don’t sit on them. Get those things out!” said a bare-chested Ruffalo, who we presume was naked except for the tasteful silver necklace gently nestled into his chest hair.
The only celebrity who really exposed anything other than their clavicle, in fact, was Silverman, who covered her breasts with her hands (“to be honest, I wish I could cover my hands with my boobs, but here we are,” she said).
But in any case — and in any state of dress — these celebs suggest you make like Haddish, and get your ballot “to the motherf—in’ post office.”
15 New Fall TV Shows Ranked by Premiere Viewers, From 'Big Sky' to 'Nurses' (Photos)
Fall is the big time for broadcast, when NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox traditionally debut their most promising new dramas and comedies in hopes of kicking off the Nielsen season strong. And though there are far fewer new shows airing in the time of COVID-19, the Big 4 still managed to roll out some fresh series (and a few acquired titles that are fresh to them) over the last few months. Click through our gallery to see how Fall 2020's new series ranked by premiere viewership.
Rank: 15 • Show: "Manhunt: Deadly Games" • Net: CBS • Total Viewers: 1.570 million • "Manhunt: Deadly Games" previously aired on Spectrum Originals earlier this year. But either way, this tally is a death sentence.
CBS
Rank: 14 • Show: • "Cosmos: Possible Worlds" • Net: Fox • Total Viewers: 1.582 million • "Cosmos: Possible Worlds" first aired on Nat Geo Channel before making its way to broadcast television. Perhaps it should have stayed on cable.
Fox
Rank: 13 • Show: "Connecting..." • Net: NBC • Total Viewers: 1.646 million • Didn’t really connect with all that many people. *Removed from NBC’s schedule Nov. 3, remaining Season 1 episodes aired on streaming service Peacock.
NBC
Rank: 12 • Show: "neXt" • Net: Fox • Total Viewers: 1.768 million • Nah, next. *Canceled by Fox on Oct. 30.
Fox
Rank: 11 • Show: "The Con" • Net: ABC • Total Viewers: 2.282 million • Couldn't con its way into a stellar opener.
ABC
Rank: 10 • Show: "Filthy Rich" • Net: Fox • Total Viewers: 2.871 million • Off to kind of a poor start. *Canceled by Fox on Oct. 30.
Fox
Rank: 9 • Show: "L.A.'s Finest" • Net: Fox • Total Viewers: 2.881 million • "L.A.'s Finest" Season 1 already ran on Spectrum, so these numbers are...fine.
Fox
Rank: 8 • Show: "The FBI Declassified" • Net: CBS • Total Viewers: 3.337 million • Proves a docuseries about the FBI is no substitute for "FBI."
CBS
Rank: 7 • Show: "Nurses" • Net: NBC • Total Viewers: 3.647 million • This Canadian import has an OK pulse.
NBC
Rank: 6 • Show: "Big Sky" • Net: ABC • Total Viewers: 4.033 million • More "medium" than "big" for this list.
ABC
Rank: 5 • Show: "Emergency Call" • Net: ABC • Total Viewers: 4.267 million • Not "9-1-1," but this will do.
ABC
Rank: 4 • Show: "I Can See Your Voice" Net: Fox • Total Viewers: 4.457 million • We can see the "Masked Singer" bump this Ken Jeong-hosted competition is getting.
FOX
Rank: 3 • Show: "Supermarket Sweep" • Net: ABC • Total Viewers: 4.781 million • Leslie Jones-hosted revival swept into one of this fall's top slots.
ABC
Rank: 2 • Show: "B Positive • Net: CBS Total Viewers: 4.961 million • More like a solid A (at least, for this season).
CBS
Rank: 1 • Show: "The Weakest Link" • Net: NBC • Total Viewers: 6.067 million • The strongest of the bunch -- so far.
NBC
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Yes, there are new fall shows this season — though not a ton of you are watching them
Fall is the big time for broadcast, when NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox traditionally debut their most promising new dramas and comedies in hopes of kicking off the Nielsen season strong. And though there are far fewer new shows airing in the time of COVID-19, the Big 4 still managed to roll out some fresh series (and a few acquired titles that are fresh to them) over the last few months. Click through our gallery to see how Fall 2020's new series ranked by premiere viewership.