-Hi! -Ken, you're too close

to the camera. -Oh, it's so good to see you.

I'm still getting the hang of this, man.

-No, you're too close --

Ken, we've been doing Zoom meetings for a long time.

You're a little bit close. -Okay.

-Maybe I'm too far -- -Not a good angle?

-Maybe I'm too far away. It's not even a good --

That's a perfect angle. [ Laughing ]

-Okay. -Just step back like another --

No, you're very close.

Just step back another 3 feet, maybe.

No, that's --

Why you are doing that with your chin?

[ Laughing ] -Oh.

That's how God made me, Jimmy. -Oh, that's not true.

-I didn't know you would be attacking me so quickly.

-I'm not attacking. Stop doing that with your chin.

[ Laughing ]

Ken, look at you. That is what I wanted to see.

Look at you. Come on.

You look great, buddy. How you doing?

-Thank you.

Did you tell my chins that, too, Jimmy?

Thank you. How dare you.

[ Both laugh ]

-Are you -- you're working harder than any human right now.

It's unbelievable, all the stuff you're doing.

All great work, by the way. Congrats.

-Thank you so much. I'm just very --

just like everybody else,

just blessed to be healthy and to be working.

It's a double blessing, for real, so...

Speaking of doubles.

-No, no! I don't want -- The chin, I know.

Ken, I don't know if you know this,

but your name came up not too long ago on our show

when your pal, our pal, Joel McHale was on the show.

-Um... -Yeah, he --

-Oh, yeah. He said -- I saw that clip.

'Cause Joel tweeted at me. He goes, "Ken."

And that is my impression of Joel McHale.

'Cause, like you, I do a lot of great impressions.

"Hey, Ken -- [ Gibberish ] -- 'Fallon.'

What are you watchin'? I maybe mentioned you.

D-u-u-uh!" -[ Laughs ]

Wait. If I close my eyes...

-Yeah. "Hey, hey! I'm gonna be on 'Fallon'!

I'm first guest on 'Fallon'! It's great!

Bluuh!" -[ Laughing ]

I was like, "Cool, man, cool. Can't wait to see it."

-Great. -And, apparently, he mentioned

that I was, and I quote, "A terrible doctor,"

was sued way too many times,

and disbarred and kicked out from medicine.

-That's true, yes. -None of that is true.

-Oh. -And it's -- He's a horrible --

I don't want -- I don't want --

I hope maybe we can cut this out because I trust you

and the editorial team, but he's a horrible person,

he's a stupid man. -Okay.

-I can't believe I worked with him for six years

on "Community" on this very network.

He's been on "The Masked Singer," my show,

like, more times than anybody else.

I mean, there is no worse person's essence

that I've ever worked with on a TV set than Joel McHale.

I hate him. He's a -- He's a stupid man.

-You want this -- He's a stupid man.

And I will never talk to him. -You want this edited out?

-Yeah, you can write all that. I will never talk to Joel McHale

until I see him next week when we resume

our "Darkest Timeline" podcast.

'Cause he's amazing to work with.

He's a talent. He's amazing.

And so funny. -Yeah.

-He's just a horrible human being.

-We'll make this all -- We'll make this all work.

-Yeah, we'll make it all work. We'll make it all work, so...

-Congrats, by the way, because you don't have --

-And Joel's an evil genius, by the way,

because I have things to promote, and still,

because of that, Joel makes me say his name

on a segment that he has nothing to do with.

He has nothing to do with any of these projects.

-I didn't even think about that, yeah.

-He's an evil genius.

-He has nothing to do with these amazing projects.

Really, I want to get to these,

because we have limited time to talk to each other.

You have not one but two huge blockbuster shows

on Fox right now, back-to-back.

"Masked Singer" is crushing. Now it's in fourth season.

And then, you have your new show, "I Can See Your Voice."

Back-to-back. You're knocking it out of the park, man.

-Knocking it out of the park on Kednesday.

Kednesday. You can write that down

with your Sharpie -- Kednesday -- K-E-D-N-E-S --

because I like to be accurate. Kednesday.

-So, Wednesday now on Fox is Kednesday.

It's all you. -It's all me.

-How did you figure this out? How did you --

-Well, you know, it's a whole process, James.

And I told the network, I said, "I need a day all to myself,"

and they were like, "Okay. Hey, on it.

You're the best." And like that.

And then, I was like, "Okay. What about Kemonday?"

I was like, "Mm. Doesn't make sense.

Ketuesday? You know?"

I was like, "No. How about Kednesday?"

And they're just like, "Wow! Oh, my goodness.

We'll make a poster." -Yeah, "What've we been doing?"

And then, oh, my poster, I went like this.

-[ Laughing ] -Kednesday!

[ Both laugh ]

-Oh, yeah, I know. They did that. Yeah.

-Bood pi casa boko so Kednesday.

-Oh, my God. [ Both laugh ]

-Oh, my God. -Oh, gosh.

-You know what I like about these Zoom interviews, Jimmy?

I'm so grounded. [ Both laugh ]

-Oh, my gosh.

Dude, I want to talk about your movie.

You have a great movie out, called "Over the Moon."

I loved this movie. I watched it with my daughters.

We loved it. "Over the Moon" is on Netflix.

The animation is insane, by the way.

-Thank you so much, man.

It was really a labor of love,

and shout-out to the director, Glen Keane, who --

He's an Oscar-winning director for -- he's also animated

"Aladdin," "Little Mermaid," "Beauty and the Beast."

-Ken, you sing -- you sing in this movie.

It is so awesome. I was like --

I wish I have -- I asked you for your cell number

many times, but I wished I could text you and say...

-Yeah, I'm more of an iMessage kind of gal, so...

-Yeah. I was like, "Whoa.

This is really Ken singing."

Have I heard you sing before in a movie?

-No, I've actually never sang before,

sincerely, maybe ever in my life...

-It was great. -...much less in a movie.

I really appreciate that, especially coming from you.

It was really -- I really appreciate

the directors and the producers trusting me with their music

as well as their dialogue.

And, honestly, because it's an all-Asian-American cast

and the message of the movie,

it's honestly one of my favorite projects I've ever done.

It really is just -- I'm just so happy

people are liking it right now, and I'm just truly humbled

by all of it. -I loved it.

-I thought it had a great message.

I thought you were fantastic in it.

You were funny, but then, also, like...

Should we set up the movie at all

for anyone that wants to see you?

-Nope. I think we should just watch it.

I think we should just watch it.

-It's sweet. A girl --

It starts off a little sad. A girl loses her mom.

-It's about a girl dealing with love, life, and loss.

Brilliantly portrayed by Cathy Ang.

And she builds a rocket ship to the Moon

to find the fabled Chinese moon goddess, Chang'e,

played by Phillipa Soo, who is Eliza on "Hamilton."

It's such an incredible, stellar cast.

-Yeah, I mean, Phillipa Soo, she's just -- just rocks it.

I want to show a clip. Here's Ken Jeong as Gobi,

singing in "Over the Moon." Take a look.

-♪ Do you ever hug your scales? ♪

-Huh?

-♪ Shake your tail and make a light show?♪

-You asked her that?

-♪ A dance of colors and hues ♪

-What are you doing?

-♪ Well, I do ♪

♪ Here right before your eyes ♪

♪ A bright kaleidoscope ♪ Surprise!

-Ken Jeong, everybody.

"Over the Moon" is streaming now on Netflix.