The White Album’s 50th Anniversary

improv4humans with Matt Besser

Matt Besser

Comedy

4.9 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2018

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

Will Hines, Joel Spence, and Brett Morris join Matt Besser to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of The Beatles’ White Album! They’ll pick apart their favorite tracks from the 2018 remaster, inspiring scenes about introducing a friend with a confusing amount of names, a couple in counseling because of a disparity in sexiness, and a waiter with an invasive flirting style. Plus, Linda McCartney gets annoyed with Paul for writing songs about his dog, the Queen makes herself hated by children, and an older Elvis tries to come up with a fresh concept. This episode is sponsored by Squarespace ( www.squarespace.com/IMPROV code: IMPROV) and BeFrugal ( www.befrugal.com/IMPROV ).

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0:00.0	Two, one, two, three, four.
0:03.0	Well, hi, to Joel Spence.
0:13.0	Welcome back to Improv.
0:15.0	Her name is Matt Besser.
0:17.0	That's me.
0:19.0	Thank you.
0:20.0	Yes, thanks for having me.
0:21.0	Brett's back because he has to be here.
0:24.0	But he also loves the topic of the Beatles.
0:28.0	Yeah.
0:29.0	And the wide album.
0:31.0	That's why I brought this group.
0:33.0	The white, white as people you know.
0:36.0	Yeah.
0:37.0	I mean, any album made by white people, not the Beatles.
0:40.0	And Will Hines has a podcast called Screw It.
0:45.0	We're just going to talk about the Beatles.
0:47.0	There you go.
0:48.0	And Joel and Brett are frequent, I would say,
0:50.0	almost near constant guests on it.
0:52.0	And you guys are about to tackle the wide album yourself.
0:56.0	Yeah.
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