Hey there, Improvised Star Trek fans.

This is Nick Wagner.

And this is Chris Rathgen.

And this week we have for you a special kind of bonus thing that was a live podcast that we did this weekend.

We streamed it out over U-Stream as we were improvising it, just to prove to you all that we were making it up on the spot.

Yeah, so thank you to all of those of you who tuned in, who listened to us live. Yeah. We will be doing this again in the future. Yeah, it was pretty fun, and I think it was fun for the people listening to be able to see us in the room and be able to, you know, be sure that we were making it up on the spot.

I'm sure it was very exciting to see me sit on a couch and... It was riveting. We sit rivetingly.

Yeah.

Well, aside from that, we just have a few quick things before you would hear that piece of wonder.

That's right. We have a live show coming up at the I.O. Theater in Chicago on March 22nd.

So book your flights to Chicago and join us at midnight at the I.O. Theater near Clark and Addison,

it's going to be a blast, as always.

You can buy those tickets online, or if you follow the links, you can call the box office directly and save yourself an online handle.

And we have another live event coming up that's very interesting.

Very exciting. April 5, 263, as everyone listening to this is well aware.

Undoubtedly aware.

Is the day that humans make first contact with extraterrestrials.

Well, in honor of the 50th free anniversary, Improvised Star Trek is collaborating with other sci-fi fans in the area to produce a special show at the pub theater.

That's right. It's going to be a ton of fun. We're going to have the nerdologs.

It's going to be just a blast to commemorate the 50th pre-anniversary of Zephrim Cochran,

shaking hands with a Vulcan in Nebraska or wherever the heck you are. Montana. Both in Montana. As everyone listening to this is well aware.

As everyone is undoubtedly aware. So I think with that we're ready, oh, I guess we should say,

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