Q1, you are entering an improvised comedy show restricted to humans only. Improv for humans,

with Matt Besser. Based on your suggestions and other sources of inspiration, Matt and

guests will perform fully improvised scenes. Today's episode features human guests,

Aligando Hilary Matthews and James Mannion.

Welcome to Improv for humans, 501. Brett, what a long strange trip it's been.

I'm the first person to say that. Yeah, I was a little drunk on Tequila for 500 and had more

party atmosphere. I didn't have my wits together. I didn't really have a chance to bask in the

gravity toss of the number, but I don't need to do that now either. But I felt like we didn't talk

about, we just kind of launched into the improv. And I don't know. And also it was kind of accidentally

500. Like we had snot grass planned. And then it was like, Oh, it's 500. What do you know? But

that was fun to see people again. But here we are, 501. I feel like I have to talk about like it's

starting a new chapters. So to speak, right? Excuse me. Yes, the first tip for the next 500.

We're doing gin for 501, right? Instead of tequila. Is that what you guys are drinking right now?

That is so gross. Good morning.

Hillary Ali James. Welcome to the show. Three of my favorite improvisers. Perfect, perfect three to

start off the new, I'd both say millennium. I guess it's not that at least. You know, what it's

making me think of best or is the film 500 days of summer? I've never seen that. Give me the plot

of that. I remember when it came up. What is that Joseph Gordon Levitt has from

crushed a relationship to break up to recovery? Has 500 days of a girl named summer. And I'm just

going to cut right to the end of the movie. At the end of the movie, I think what happens is that

he meets a new girl. And then it's like the like in my head, it's like, I don't know if it just

says day one or if you see like the kind of meter that says 500 days, it's been like Italian

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