actor and producer

starring on the seventh season of "Black-ish,"

which airs Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m. on ABC.

Here is Anthony Anderson!

Yeah! That -- -Whoo-whoo! Yeah-yeah!

-Yeah, the neat-looking.

You look good, buddy.

I love it. -Thank you, baby.

-You look great, man.

Thanks for coming back on the show.

Hey, how was your Halloween weekend?

Did you celebrate Halloween?

-No, I did not celebrate it, man.

You know, our kids are 24 and 20 now,

and they're out of the house.

So there was really no need for us to celebrate Halloween.

But my wife wanted to decorate.

And I was like, "Okay, that's cool."

But she decorated the house, man, inside and out

as if we were having kids come up to the door.

And I was like, I don't want these little COVID babies

running up to our door,

ringing the doorbell, trying to get candy.

-Yeah. I want no people to come here.

-No, we normally do it big on Halloween in our neighborhood,

but, you know, no one did.

But she decorated the inside of the house

like it was a Halloween festival, man.

And it's just her, myself, and our blind dog Riley

just walking around bumping into pumpkins and candy stashes.

And I'm a type 2 diabetic, Jimmy.

So I don't know why she's tempting me

with all this damn candy in the house.

-Oh, my gosh.

I want to talk to you --

Last time I talked to you, you were planning on

all these big summer celebrations

you were looking forward to,

but with quarantine, you can't really do that.

I mean, you were going to get your star

on the Hollywood Walk of Fame,

and you were going to turn 50.

-I did. Those things still happened.

They just didn't happen like we wanted them to.

There was no pomp and circumstance

for the star on the Walk of Fame.

I had 11 people there -- 8 family members,

my manager who spoke, my agent, and George Lopez,

who spoke at -- and my mom, who spoke, as well.

Oh, I would be remiss if I didn't show you this.

Let me see -- Can you see that? -Yeah.

-It's my Hollywood Walk of Fame ring...

-Wow. -...that George Lopez

and Ced the Entertainer got for me.

-Holy moly. That's a nice ring.

Wait. Why do they -- Why -- Just 'cause they're your friends?

-Yeah, well, George Lopez got his star on the Walk of Fame.

He was the first one of our whole crew.

So he bought the ring for himself.

Cedric the Entertainer was the next one of our crew who got it,

so he bought Ced a ring.

I was the third in our crew,

so George and Ced put in and got the ring.

And our crew is me, George, Ced, D.L. Hughley,

Don Cheadle, and Chris Spencer.

So, the next person who -- who I believe is Don

who's next in line, we'll all pitch in

and get him his Hollywood Walk of Fame ring, as well.

-I saw a fun video that you posted of you and your son

celebrating your star on the Walk of Fame.

Let's take a look at a little bit of that right here.

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[ Laughs ]

Come on, dude.

-[ Laughs ] -Come on, dude.

-I don't think that's the song that was playing

when we were dancing on the strip, there, Jimmy.

-We couldn't clear that song.

-No, I understand. I understand.

I just want the world to know

that's not what was playing from the car.

[ Both laugh ]

-We can't afford that, man. Come on.

That's a dream come true, man. That's pretty cool.

You have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

-Yeah, man, it is. And I went to Hollywood High,

literally across the street from where my star is.

And never in a thousand years did I ever think

walking those streets that I would be immortalized

on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. -Oh, congrats.

-And I want to throw this in there.

My mother has vowed to come out there with her assistant

once a month to clean my star.

Mama, November 5th is your month.

Come up. It's your day of the month,

November 5th. -Oh, my God. Do not --

-The 5th of every month, she has to come out.

-No, do not make your mom clean your -- Absolutely not.

No, no. You're a big boy. -She offered it, Jimmy!

She offered it! -You're a big boy now.

You don't do that. Come on, man.

You're 50.

-Yeah. -That's amazing.

You look fantastic. 50 years old.

-Thank you, babe. Well, you know black don't crack.

It does chip a little bit, though,

and it starts to rot on the inside.

-Wait, I have to talk about this.

You did something very big recently,

I think like around two weeks ago

that was -- -Oh.

[ Laughs ]

-I have to talk about it. Can we?

-Yeah, let's talk about it.

You know what? I went and had --

Because I turned 50, I went and had a colonoscopy done.

It was that time. -Yeah.

-You know, I had been getting the PSA, the blood test done

up until then. But turning 50 --

And I should actually had this procedure done when I was 45,

so I'm a little late to the game.

But I wanted to document it

to take the stigma off of getting a colonoscopy,

especially for men of color, to go in and get this checked out,

because it's better -- -What is it like?

What do you do? What is it like?

-You know what, man? They give you --

You change your diet four to five days before,

and it's a low-fiber diet for obvious reasons.

-Yeah.

-The prep day is the most difficult day,

and difficult is the only word that I can use

be-- It's not that bad.

You have to flush yourself out.

They give you a solution to drink.

You can't eat any solid foods.

And you go into the doctor's office the next day,

they give you the Michael Jackson,

you lay it out for an hour and a half,

and you don't feel anything before, during, or after.

-You don't. And so you're back up,

and you're like, everything went well?

-It was best hour and a half nap, sleep that I had.

The procedure only took 15 minutes.

And as I posted on my social media pages,

I had a clean bill of health. -[ Clapping ]

-You know, there were no polyps. There was nothing there.

So I did that so I could get men, especially men of color,

to go into their doctor's office and get a colonoscopy done.

It's better to have it done early

and understand what it is that you need done

if you need something done than wait till the last minute,

and the outcome won't be so great.

-It's great that you did that, and it's great

that you're using your platform to raise awareness.

There's a lot more to talk about.

Can you stick around for a little longer?

-I have nowhere to go, Jimmy.

-More with Anthony Anderson when we come back.