Amy Schumer surprises Ellen DeGeneres by wearing the same outfit with a dodgy wig

Amy Schumer surprised Ellen DeGeneres on Thursday’s episode of her daytime talk show by dressing up just like her in the same outfit along with a dodgy short wig.

The 40-year-old native New Yorker did a hoedown-style dance as she joined the Louisiana-born 64-year-old, who gamely danced alongside her.

The two comedians shared a hug before Ellen asked, ‘How did this happen?’  

Ellen uploaded the clip to her Instagram account with the caption: 'I was not expecting this'

Double take! Amy Schumer (L) surprised Ellen DeGeneres (R) on Thursday’s episode of her daytime talk show by dressing up just like her in the same outfit along with a dodgy short wig

‘Am I not taking over the show?’ asked Amy, acting confused. ‘Is that no the plan?’

DeGeneres – whose final show is May 26 – replied: ‘I would love it.’

SNL star Kate McKinnon pulled off the same stunt far better than Schumer, impersonating the 32-time Daytime Emmy winner on her show twice – on April 24, 2013 and again on February 24, 2016.

This Sunday, the Emmy winner will be co-hosting the 94th Academy Awards at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre alongside comedians Regina Hall and Wanda Sykes. 

The 40-year-old native New Yorker did a hoedown-style dance

She joined the Louisiana-born 64-year-old, who gamely danced alongside her

Good sport: The 40-year-old native New Yorker did a hoedown-style dance as she joined the Louisiana-born 64-year-old, who gamely danced alongside her

The two comedians shared a hug before Ellen asked, 'How did this happen?'

The two comedians shared a hug before Ellen asked, ‘How did this happen?’

Acting confused, Amy asked: 'Am I not taking over the show? Is that no the plan?'

Acting confused, Amy asked: ‘Am I not taking over the show? Is that no the plan?’

DeGeneres - whose final show is May 26 - replied: 'I would love it'

DeGeneres – whose final show is May 26 – replied: ‘I would love it’

SNL star Kate McKinnon (L, pictured in 2013) pulled off the same stunt far better than Schumer, impersonating the 32-time Daytime Emmy winner on her show twice

Kate did it again on February 24, 2016

Amy the joke stealer: SNL star Kate McKinnon pulled off the same stunt far better than Schumer, impersonating the 32-time Daytime Emmy winner on her show twice – on April 24, 2013 and again on February 24, 2016

‘I am not nervous [to host], because I think that’s what stand-up does to you, right? It goes so bad that you’re just like you lose that fear,’ Amy confidently shrugged.

‘But I do have trouble sleeping. It’s like they figured it out, you know. Like they figured out sleep. What does everyone say? An hour before you go to bed, turn your phone off, right? And you’ll have the best night of sleep of your entire life, is what they say.

‘And what do we say? No. They go, “Okay how about just 10 minutes before you go to bed?” No, I’m sorry. I’m eating so I have to be reading something. So I’m not sleeping well. But I’m not nervous. I’m excited.’

Ellen – who hosted the 86th Academy Awards in 2014 – then offered some advice to Schumer. 

Triple threat: This Sunday, the Emmy winner will be co-hosting the 94th Academy Awards at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre alongside comedians Regina Hall (M) and Wanda Sykes (R)

Triple threat: This Sunday, the Emmy winner will be co-hosting the 94th Academy Awards at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre alongside comedians Regina Hall (M) and Wanda Sykes (R)

Amy confidently shrugged: 'I am not nervous [to host], because I think that's what stand-up does to you, right? It goes so bad that you're just like you lose that fear...I'm not sleeping well. But I'm not nervous. I'm excited'

Amy confidently shrugged: ‘I am not nervous [to host], because I think that’s what stand-up does to you, right? It goes so bad that you’re just like you lose that fear…I’m not sleeping well. But I’m not nervous. I’m excited’

'Have fun!' Ellen - who hosted the 86th Academy Awards in 2014 - then offered some advice to Schumer

‘Have fun!’ Ellen – who hosted the 86th Academy Awards in 2014 – then offered some advice to Schumer

DeGeneres said: 'And you know everybody. That's the thing. You've been in the business long enough that you're gonna look out there and everybody knows you and you know them. That helps tremendously'

DeGeneres said: ‘And you know everybody. That’s the thing. You’ve been in the business long enough that you’re gonna look out there and everybody knows you and you know them. That helps tremendously’

The Tony-nominated thespian - who's also received Oscar-hosting advice from Whoopi Goldberg and Chris Rock - replied: 'Just grill Javier Bardem?'

The Tony-nominated thespian – who’s also received Oscar-hosting advice from Whoopi Goldberg and Chris Rock – replied: ‘Just grill Javier Bardem?’

‘Well, I think, have fun!’ DeGeneres smiled.

‘And you know everybody. That’s the thing. You’ve been in the business long enough that you’re gonna look out there and everybody knows you and you know them. That helps tremendously.’

The Tony-nominated thespian – who’s also received Oscar-hosting advice from Whoopi Goldberg and Chris Rock – replied: ‘Just grill Javier Bardem?’

That same day, Amy – who boasts 20M social media followers – shared a cute snap of her two-year-old son Gene David Fischer climbing on her captioned: ‘Easy to work with your toddler in the room.’ 

That same day, Amy shared a cute Instagram snap of her two-year-old son Gene David Fischer climbing on her captioned: 'Easy to work with your toddler in the room'

That same day, Amy shared a cute Instagram snap of her two-year-old son Gene David Fischer climbing on her captioned: ‘Easy to work with your toddler in the room’

Also promoting...: Schumer wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the critically-acclaimed 10-episode comedy series Life & Beth, which premiered last Friday on Hulu

Also promoting…: Schumer wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the critically-acclaimed 10-episode comedy series Life & Beth, which premiered last Friday on Hulu

Schumer and her husband of four years – chef Chris Fischer – have three frozen embryos to eventually provide a sibling, via surrogate, for their cherubic child.

The Humans actress also wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the critically-acclaimed 10-episode comedy series Life & Beth, which premiered last Friday on Hulu.

Three-time SAG Award nominee Michael Cera and Grammy nominee Michael Rapaport portray John and Leonard, respectively, in the show.