Bangarang and the Opioid Crisis

improv4humans with Matt Besser

Matt Besser

Comedy

4.9 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2019

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Four-fifths of Bangarang (Ryan Meharry, Ryan Stanger, Dave Theune, and Toni Charline) join Matt Besser this week for scenes about trashing electric scooters at tourist attractions, increasing snack sales at Wayne Newton's show in Vegas, and a toy's firm stance on spine injuries and early marriage. Plus, they get stuck in customs at the US-Mexico border, score their emotional intelligence, and steal grandma's pain medicine. This episode is sponsored by Squarespace (www.squarespace.com/IMPROV code: IMPROV).

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0:00.0	Q1, you are entering an improvised comedy show restricted to humans only.
0:06.4	Infrared for humans, with Matt Besser.
0:09.6	Based on the suggestions and other sources of inspiration, Matt and guests will perform fully improvised scenes.
0:17.1	Today's episode features human guests.
0:19.8	Thank you.
0:20.8	Welcome to Impra for Humans with Matt Besser.
0:25.8	That's me and I am here with at least 50%.
0:29.9	A bangerine.
0:30.9	Is that true bangerine?
0:32.4	Yeah, yeah.
0:33.4	What's four fifths percentage wise?
0:35.9	Are you guys only five now?
0:37.6	Yeah.
0:38.1	Oh, okay.
0:38.9	I didn't know that.
0:40.1	Maybe we shouldn't get too far into that.
0:44.7	Probably a good idea.
0:47.1	Then I got a good majority here humans.
0:49.6	I'm better off than I even thought.
0:52.4	But before the mics were even hot,
0:55.9	we were into a wild conversation.
0:59.2	A field of passion about what is going on with scooters in your city.
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