Melissa McCarthy and husband Ben Falcone dress up as crazy medieval characters from their podcast

Melissa McCarthy and her husband Ben Falcone were spotted on Good Morning America on Monday.

The couple – who recently celebrated 19 years of marriage – were dressed as the characters from their new podcast, Hildy the Barback and the Lake of Fire.

The 54-year-old “Mike and Molly” star wore head-to-toe metallic silver, starting with an ornate crown on top of her head.

Her outfit consisted of a silver top with large sequin fringe at the bottom, silver pants and silver platform boots.

Falcone, 51, wore a leather jacket decorated with random pieces of fur over what appeared to be a long apron and black sweatpants.

Melissa McCarthy and her husband Ben Falcone made an appearance on Good Morning America on Monday

The couple – who recently celebrated 19 years of marriage – were dressed as the characters from their new podcast, Hildy the Barback and the Lake of Fire

The hilarious couple recently announced their new star-studded podcast with Octavia Spencer, Glenn Close, Allison Janney, Joel McHale and Jim Rash.

The couple's daughters, Vivian, 18, and Georgette, 14, also play roles in the podcast.

The podcast is an eight-episode scripted series written by Falcone that premieres October 25th.

“When an evil force threatens to set fire to the fantastic land of Golgorath, it is up to Hildy the Barback and her friends to pedal on a comedic epic mission to save the world,” the official logline begins.

“Oh – plus there are a lot of dragons,” it ends on a humorous note.

Melissa plays Hildy the Barback, while Falcone takes on the role of Urgrall the Horned One.

Janney voices the role of Gorwan the Dragon, McHale is Dre-ell the usurper, Rash is Drith and Spencer is the announcer.

'When Ben suggested Hildy, the Barback and the Lake of Fire to meHe said: “It's a medieval comedy where you fight dragons and an evil wizard while still running the family tavern, and deals with themes like sexually narcissistic centaurs,” she said.

“I said, 'This is going to look amazing!' And he said, 'No, it's a podcast/radio play, so you're just going to hear it. Also, every episode will have an original song, so it will be a tremendous amount of work and we will be lucky to break even.”

“I looked at my husband and said, ‘That sounds crazy. I'm in!” “So we enlisted some of our talented friends and Hildy was born,” said The Hollywood Reporter.

On GMA, Falcone admitted that the idea came from his obsession with “all things dragons.”

The 54-year-old “Mike and Molly” star wore head-to-toe metallic silver, starting with an ornate crown on top of her head

Her outfit consisted of a silver top with large sequin fringe at the bottom, silver pants and silver platform boots

Falcone, 51, wore a leather jacket decorated with random pieces of fur over what appeared to be a long apron and black sweatpants

The hilarious couple recently announced their new star-studded podcast with Octavia Spencer, Glenn Close, Allison Janney, Joel McHale and Jim Rash

The podcast is an eight-episode scripted series written by Falcone that premieres October 25th

“When an evil force threatens to set fire to the fantastic land of Golgorath, it’s up to Hildy the Barback and her friends to pedal on a comedic epic mission to save the world,” the logline begins

“Oh – plus there are a lot of dragons,” it ends on a humorous note

Melissa plays Hildy the Barback, while Falcone takes on the role of Urgrall the Horned One

Recently, Gilmore Girls was the star shared a sweet tribute to her longtime husband Ben Falcone on her website 19th wedding anniversary.

“19 years ago I became the happiest girl in the world. I'm grateful every day that I married my best friend and another wig wearer!!!' She captioned her Instagram post.

The “Life Of The Party” star’s wife also took to Instagram to celebrate their anniversary.

“These kids have been married for 19 years!” Happy anniversary, I love you more every year, Mooch! And apparently time froze for a moment… “we BOTH loved old fashioned video games,” he captioned a retro photo of it.