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[Earwolf Admin]

Listen closely when we tell you that there is a brand new improv4humans out and ready for your enjoyment! This week's guests are Tim Meadows, Seth Morris, and Sean Conroy who take you on a tour of The Vatican before sailing away on a cruise ship made of funk and soul. It'll be like listening to your favorite classic Three Stooges bits! Follow @MattBesser to send suggestions for future episodes and find music like the stuff you heard today by visiting Bobby Matthews and Dragoon.

[Julia Hays]

My favorite bits in this episode may be a tie between Tim Meadows as the UN's butterfly interpreter and Matt's attempt at scatting.

[Michael Wo]

I've gotta stop listening to Improv4Humans while eating.

[daveB from Oakland]

Hope to be hearing a lot more Tim Meadows in the Earwolf universe!!

[raxozellet]

I was so excited to see Tim Meadows on this and he did not disappoint. I also need to inject the phrase "Butterfly Cum" into everyday conversations.

great job guys! The show is consistently hilarious.

[Zeke McChuckle]

Great job this week! It really sounded like you all had a blast recording it, which made for an entertaining listen.

Also, the "Welcome to the scat deck..." scene was an immediate classic when Conroy skee-bopped his way to a drink order.

[Hot Dog]

Great episode!

FWIW, "Solve for X" is a common phrase in algebra. (Except in Arkansas, I guess.)

And since when is "contiguous" a fancy-pants word?

Other than that, another great episode.

[Ben K]

First improv bit was crazy! I love how it evolved from one idea to the next so quickly and often.

[sarah]

Holy shit, I love this show. I kind of wish the title of this episode was "Flick That Bean", though.

[Jacob C]

The Blurpo bit was an absolute classic.

[Dan Amos]

I sure hope Seth Morris makes more appearances in I4H.

[dimattiafilms]

Sounds like Wade's last name is Zuckerberg.

[bagofbeef]

I could almost taste that fart sandwich through my earbuds.

Lost it at "don't move your hands". It's an exacting science, apparently.

[JLord]

The reading of the transcript for the Italian ship captain would make a great promo clip for this show. It could be the equivalent of the CBB "list of ailments" as a gateway to the new listener for something that is easy to relate to and very comical.