Give it up for our guest, Grant Gustin.

(audience cheering)

Okay.

How would you describe your character from Glee?

- He was a little smarmy.

- [Rob] Okay.

(audience laughing)

- What does that mean?

- Such a good word, man.

Why? Because he was just like a private school, like

- [Grant] Yeah. He was just

yeah, a private school kid.

A little uptight.

Kind of privileged.

- Now, now do you think private school produces

delusional, uptight children?

- Probably at times, yes.

- [Steelo] Yeah, I mean look.

I'm sending my kids to public school.

- I went to public school so - One-hundred percent.

- Not me, man. - I went to public school.

- Builds character. - Bougie private.

- Bougie private.

- [Steelo] You went to private school?

- What? - You went to private school?

Or your kids. - No.

Come on. - [Steelo] I thought you said

you went to private school.

I was like what the (beep)? - [Rob] Man, I barely made--

No.

Man, I quit high school, man.

Look at me.

(laughing)

No (beep).

I quit high school and bought a (beep) time machine.

Okay?

(laughing)

- You figured it out quick!

- [Rob] Alright well look, this category is dedicated

to smarmy little characters like your character

on Glee called "Prep School Punks".

Take a look.

(audience cheering)

- One,

two,

three! - [Rob] Get him!

Get him, Gustaz!

(audience gasps)

Let him lay there,

his dad is a doctor.

(laughing)

Oh look out, Jared!

Oh!

Oh yeah.

- [Grant] What was the goal?

- The goal was just to destroy (beep).

I hate red, I always have.

- [Steelo] Nobody helped him?

- I don't need any help.

And they ran out and told the teacher.

He's in there, go get him!

(laughing)

Kee-yah!

(kid shouts)

- [Steelo] That's a nice slide though.

(kid shouts)

He hit so hard.

- [Rob] Damn.

(audience gasps)

- [Steelo] Oh I didn't, but why?

- [Rob] He's like just hit me,

I'll be smarter!

I want to learn to type!

(audience laughing)

- [Grant] Do you see the keys pop off the key?

- [Rob] Oh!

(audience drowns out speaker)

Here you have it for "Prep School Punks".

(audience cheering)

Okay.

You put out a short film called Tom and Grant.

- [Grant] Yeah. - What exactly is that?

- [Grant] My castmate, friend of mine,

Tom Kavanaugh wrote this script.

It was really born from just bits we do on set together

that are idiotic.

And a whole short film was born out of it.

- [Rob] And then the concept is robbing a

people who rob a bank?

- [Grant] We were waiting outside of a bank

to rob it

'cause I had a very half-baked plan.

Yeah, we weren't very bright.

- [Rob] Okay. Look.

Committing crime is best with friends.

Right? - Yeah.

- [Rob] Everybody in here knows that.

We call 'em "Crime-panions". Take a look.

(audience cheering)

(upbeat music)

I got your back, bro.

- [Grant] He's in a bright vest!

(audience laughing)

- [Rob] Now this looks like

I'm just a casual construction guy doing work.

- [Man] Get away from the door.

- [Rob] Oh (beep)!

(audience laughing)

- We're trying to fix it!

We're trying to fix it. - [Rob] Yeah. No.

- It looked broke from the street.

- [Rob] Oh!

(audience laughing)

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

It's been a minute since I had some cool leather lounges.

(laughing)

Lovely idea of stealing

Ah! No no no no no no.

(audience laughing)

Not my couch.

Look, they're getting away.

We got two!

(audience laughing)

- [Steelo] Oh (beep).

I think they had the whole city.

- [Rob] Man.

Man. - They got something still.

They got a recliner.

- [Grant] They did. - No.

No, they got like a ottoman.

(laughing)

- [Man] Hey! Hey! Hey!

Get off of there!

- What?

- Get off of the top of the car!

(audience laughing) - [Rob] Okay.

- Come on!

Come on.

- [Rob] Yep, nothing's gonna stop that crime duo.

We'll be right back with more Ridiculousness.