Jaleel White, host of the game show "Flip Side," talks about the show's new season. The game show challenges contestants to see the world through another person's eyes by guessing how different groups of people feel about the same topics.

The game show 'Flipside' has returned for a new season, with Jaleel White continuing his role as host and executive producer. White, also known for his acting career and as the author of 'Growing Up Urkel', shared insights into the show's format, which challenges contestants to guess how different groups feel about various topics.

This season features episodes filmed in Atlanta, bringing in more Southern guests and unique interactions. White emphasized the show's relatability and the importance of genuine banter with contestants, which he believes contributes to its success alongside other long-running game shows. 'Flipside' is currently airing, with viewers encouraged to check local listings.

Jaleel White on new season of 'Flip Side'

The hit game show Flipside is back for another exciting season, and so is its host and executive producer, Jaleel White, who we love here on CBS Mornings Plus. Of course, we know him as an actor, and he is the author of Growing Up Urkel. Flipside challenges contestants who see the world through another person's eyes by guessing how different groups of people feel about the same topics. Watch this. Would be the biggest turn on to see a man doing. Fixing a car. Cooking. Apologize. Pass this over to you, Jess. Jess. All solid answers. Jess, you qualify as women in their 30s. Absolutely. I already know. Give a good eye. OK. What would be your biggest turn on to see a man doing, even if it's not on this list? Oh, definitely fixing a car. Now, does it matter what he's wearing when he's fixing a car? Well, it helps if he has no shirt on. Oh, hey. How hot is it outside? I'm starving. I love here he is for my mother-in-law. It's over 100 right here. So good. Oh, I love it. What was the answer? What was the answer? What was the answer? I want to know what the answer was. I forget. Do you remember? It must have been cooking. I bet you it was cooking. I need to know what the answer was. Somebody tell me. What would be your turn on? We'll try it again. Cooking. Cooking? That was that yours? Yes. Yes. OK. OK. From the heart. Ryan's watching at home right now. He's looking up recipes right now. And like our two kids are helping him, my eyes actually turn into little hearts. Aw. Yeah, it's true. That's sweet. So Jaleel, so happy to see you. Tell us about this new season. Listen, it's the same as last, only better. We're in Atlanta. So we have a lot of Southern guests. And that was a lot of fun for me, because even when they lose, they cook for me. They come back with ribs and mac and cheese. I love it. They're just a really different kind of guest down there. Are they? Heartland of America. Yeah. So ratings-wise, what's amazing, you guys are in the same universe now as these super long-running, multi-decade hits. Jeopardy, Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, Flipside. Yeah. How about that? Kind of got lucky. You know, it's better to be lucky than good in this business. I just think it's a game that people can play at home. And it's very relatable, and you get caught up in the conversations. Super relatable. I mean, because I'm trying to guess at what other people are thinking. I mean, it's called empathy on the one hand. On the other hand, it's called mind reading. But I think you're lucky and you're good. I mean, you saw that in the clip. You have this real, genuine interaction with the contestants. And it's like, you guys go back and forth. And that's the fun. That's what makes people smile when they watch. What is it like, from your perspective, to be there in the moment and be reacting to people live? I mean, that's my goal. You know, that's what qualifies as a good show, a good episode for me, is the banter between myself and the contestants. You know, I got to go out there, and in 60 seconds, I got to be your best friend. Some people, they make that harder. And other people, they want to be your best friend in 60 seconds, and we have a good time. Yeah, yeah. All right, do you want to try it? I want to try it. Let's do it. All right. You got questions for us. I got questions for you guys. All right, Adriana, question one. Which dish is Tony most proud of being able to cook? Roasted chicken, grilled salmon, or birria tacos? Tacos. You know what's funny is I made birria tacos last night. However, the answer is roasted chicken. What? Roasted chicken is the answer. Tony, that's basic. You can do so much more. There's 1,000 ways to roast a chicken. It depends on how Tony is seasoning that chicken. Exactly right. All right, let's go on over to Tony. Tony, which is Adriana's favorite type of bread? Pumpernickel bread, rye bread, or whole wheat bread? Pumpernickel, rye, or whole wheat? This is a whole wheat, girl. What? What? Yeah, I knew it. You know I like to keep it healthy, and I don't like those seeds that are in rye. I got rye down here. All right, Adriana, what is Tony's most used app on his phone? WhatsApp, YouTube, or Instagram? Ooh. Instagram. Wait. Now I know it's not Instagram. What a way to give yourself a second chance. Maybe YouTube. I know. Did you see how I cheated there? YouTube is the correct answer. All right. Tony, last question, the flip. What is Adriana's most watched movie? Wicked, Mamma Mia, Here We Go Again, or Sister Act 2? Now, your all time most watched, or most watched in your current stage of life? May I speak? Yes. OK. I would say over time. Mamma Mia. Oh, god. You don't know each other well. The answer was Sister Act 2. I knew Mamma Mia. Sister Act 2. Joyful, joyful, Mamma Mia. I like know the moves. But Sister Act 2, not the original? Have you seen Sister Act 2? No. Really, he has not. Sister Act 1 is incredible. But somehow, Sister Act 2 somehow tops it. I don't know how. I think the talent of Lauryn Hill. And I think season 2, the sequel of Flipside, will be even better than the first. It certainly will be. I promise you that. It will be the all time favorite. Julia White, thank you very much. Really appreciate you coming back. Thank you. Congrats. Flipside, which is distributed by CBS, is airing right now. All you've got to do is check your local listings.

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