San Fermin and the Cobbler Role Play

improv4humans with Matt Besser

Matt Besser

Comedy

4.9 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2017

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Musical guest San Fermin joins improvisers Matt Newell, Drew Spears, and Mike McLendon for this weeks improv4humans! San Fermin plays songs off their new album that inspire scenes about using bait on a first date, staging heavy-handed plays about breakups, and a couple of teens sent to prank ISIS. Plus, they go after a puppet crime lord and pause during sex to think about really good peach cobbler.

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0:00.0	Oh, welcome to Improper Humans with Matt Besser, that's me, humans, holy moly.
0:14.4	Today is super special.
0:17.6	Before I get to the extra special, let me just get to the special, which is our regular
0:21.4	improvisers.
0:22.4	Why do I say regular?
0:23.7	You guys are super duper yourselves.
0:27.7	Matt Newell.
0:28.7	Through Spears, Mike McLendon, Mike, this is your first time on the show, welcome.
0:33.8	Thank you.
0:34.8	Thanks for having me.
0:35.8	You and Matt do a show together, right?
0:37.6	We do a couple shows together, yeah.
0:39.6	Describe what's it called, one star, how's it called?
0:45.1	It's outside dog gets one star.
0:46.9	There you go.
0:47.9	What we do is we have the audience, we banter it a little bit with the audience, we eventually
0:51.5	get to looking up something on Yelp or TripAdvisor and we look at the one star reviews and then
0:56.1	we do scenes off of it.
0:58.2	Because people have real strong points of view when they don't like something.
1:02.2	Do a lot of one star reviews start, because if I ever wrote one, it would start with me going,
1:06.3	I never write these.
1:08.3	This is my first time.
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