America's favorite (fictional) politician is back in office.
NBC's Mr. Mayor returns for a second season on Tuesday, March 15, and based on this exclusive behind-the-scenes look at what's to come, Ted Danson is ready to serve his civic duty.
Just don't expect him to offer up any improvised scenes. As Ted asks co-star Bobby Moynihan in the clip, "Is it true that people call me on the set 'the improvisation killer?'"
Pivoting to look directly in the camera, Bobby's response says it all: "We'll be back!"
Jokes, jokes. "It is not true," Bobby adds. "You call yourself that!"
Ted isn't buying it, though, insisting that he gets "scared" and yells "cut" after attempting to stray from the script. But before the Mr. Mayor co-stars can continue going back and forth, another topic of disagreement emerges when Bobby suggests that Ted would actually make a great real-life mayor of Los Angeles.
"No, I would look like a mayor," Ted responded. "You want somebody a little smarter."
Plus, Ted has his work cut out for him as Neil Bremer on Mr. Mayor. A retired businessman-turned-politician, Neil has to balance trying to find common ground with his biggest critic and co-worker (Holly Hunter), connecting with his teenage daughter (Kyla Kenedy) and meeting an age-appropriate girlfriend, all while shepherding L.A. into the best possible future.
The series also stars Vella Lovell and Mike Cabellon. Hear from them, Holly and Kyla in the above clip.
Season two of Mr. Mayor premieres Tuesday, March 15 at 8:30 p.m. on NBC.
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