48: #048 The Segmented Issue

The Cryptid Factor

Improv, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.9 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

In a vain attempt to be helpful, Buttons creates his first (and hopefully last) segment. Also covered in this chaotic ep: an explosive fly swatting experience, some snake swallowing surgery, taxidermied high fives, and a sighting (and a shooting) of New Zealand's own ABC's!

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0:00.0	The Cryptid Factor with Reese Darby and Dan Schreiber.
0:26.6	The Crypto. And we're back.
0:49.0	Just like that, another week has passed, and we are still in the game ladies and gentlemen i'm
0:56.4	i have to say starting to feel like a job though isn't it i'm starting to go oh god it's sunday
1:03.6	have to go and talk to those guys you do all the buttons we we we just rock up talk
1:10.6	yatties and and we disappear.
1:13.3	That is a good point.
1:14.4	I mean, you are essentially doing a job.
1:16.5	You've got the most responsible position.
1:19.1	You've got to edit this thing,
1:20.4	get it looking and sounding fantastic.
1:23.4	And, you know,
1:25.0	you're yet to do that.
1:26.4	So when...
1:27.0	No, no, we are, we're very thankful for your work buttons.
1:36.4	I mean, without your tireless work, you know, we wouldn't have, and the fans, more importantly,
1:42.8	wouldn't have this production every week.
1:44.9	So thank you so much for keeping this going.
1:47.1	Oh, stop it, stop it.
1:48.4	I know you're a busy guy.
1:49.4	Okay, okay, keep going, keep going.
1:53.1	That's all I have.
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