Oh, welcome to Improv 10, you want.

What am I speaking of Brett?

A new concept here that's being developed at Airwolf for a long time under wraps, secretly

a lot of money spent, maybe we'll see today if it's been well spent.

Let me, is this the most we've ever had in the studio here?

You've probably had some big comedy banger unions, but we have almost 20 people in here.

I can't even count.

I'll just, everybody say hi, just right away, hello, hi, what up.

And we'll get into this.

Okay, let me just do a little backstory.

About a year ago, Colin Anderson, he helps run Airwolf.

He comes to me and he's like, I love these shows you put together.

How about you put together an all-star Improv group that has its own show?

And I said, that's a fantastic idea.

I'll go to the UCB theater and I'll go to Harold Knights and our best Improv group and

I'll start scouting and I'll recruit the best new talent to do an Improv group, you

know.

I'll get like six people together.

And they said, no, we don't want six.

We want ten.

I said, that's too many.

Two Provisals get confusing even on our Harold Knights, eight at most and they went with

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