Workplace Hug Wristband

improv4humans with Matt Besser

Matt Besser

Comedy, Improv, Comedy Interviews

4.9 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2022

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Paul Rust and Mookie Blaiklock join Matt Besser for improvised scenes about prepping their Saturday night party songs, color-coded wristbands for hugging in the workplace, and more! Plus, Paul’s Twitter feed inspires scenes about a visit to Oprah’s house, the audience of a bombing comic, and a mayonnaise company’s social media team.

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0:00.0	Q1, you are entering an improvised comedy show restricted to humans only.
0:09.2	Improv for humans with Matt Besser, based on your suggestions and other sources of inspiration.
0:16.2	Matt and guests will perform fully improvised scenes.
0:19.8	Today's episode features human guests, poor rust and mochied late luck.
0:26.0	Welcome to Improv for humans.
0:29.5	This is Matt Besser, that is me.
0:32.5	Is it my own intro wrong after all these years?
0:35.9	Brett, shall we start?
0:37.4	And this is the beginning of the show, but I liked how we were doing shows.
0:43.3	You gave me a little music underneath me.
0:45.4	I know you lay it in later, but can we start to use some of those songs like we had on the best of music show?
0:53.8	Yeah, sure.
0:54.5	To merge me to the highway.
0:56.5	Yeah, exactly.
0:58.5	You know what I mean?
1:01.5	No more dragoon.
1:03.5	Well, I don't hear the dragoon.
1:06.5	And yeah, I do want to hear the new hits, music hits, that are riling the teens up.
1:17.5	That would be another good category.
1:21.5	Welcome mochi, Paul Russ to the show.
1:24.5	Another good category of song is the Friday night song.
1:27.5	It's the Friday night song.
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