Ep 28. Taylor Swift, Abigail Breslin, Foster the People
- Not Rated
- October 19, 2011
Taylor Swift, Abigail Breslin, and Foster the People are the special guests on this episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. The show starts off with Ellen introducing Taylor, who is one of the biggest names in the music industry. Taylor talks about her latest album and her upcoming tour. She also shares her thoughts on being a role model and how she handles the pressure of being in the spotlight.
Next, Abigail Breslin joins Ellen on stage to talk about her recent projects. Abigail is known for her roles in movies such as Little Miss Sunshine and Zombieland. She talks about her new movie, Final Girl, and shares some behind-the-scenes stories from the set. Ellen and Abigail also have a fun chat about Halloween costumes and Ellen even surprises her with a costume of her own.
Afterwards, Foster the People takes the stage to perform their hit single "Pumped Up Kicks." The band is known for their unique sound and catchy lyrics, and they definitely do not disappoint with this performance. The audience can be seen dancing and singing along as the band rocks the stage.
In addition to the main guests, the episode also features some fun segments and games. Ellen plays a game of "Heads Up" with Taylor and Abigail, where they have to act out certain clues without speaking. The game gets hilarious as the three of them try to guess each other's clues.
Ellen also surprises the audience with a giveaway, where she gifts them with some of the latest Apple products. The audience erupts in excitement as Ellen tells them that they will each be going home with an iPhone and an Apple Watch.
The show ends with one final performance from Foster the People. This time they perform their hit song "Don't Stop (Color on the Walls)." The audience can be seen swaying and singing along as the band ends the show on a high note.
Overall, this episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show is packed with star power and fun moments. From Taylor Swift's inspiring words to Abigail Breslin's funny stories, and Foster the People's electric performances, this is an episode that fans of the show and its guests won't want to miss.
