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A friend saw it knowing nothing about it except being a huge phenomenon and loved it. I'm glad I knew the album beforehand because I would not have understood all the lyrics in a live performance just from hearing issues. I don't know that hearing it dozens of times before was necessary but you couldn't have stopped 2016/2017 me from doing that.

I have never seen Hamilton. Is watching the film a good introduction or should I wait for Broadway to reopen? I want the same experience you folks had at your first time. On the other hand I saw or read a person saying they wish they would have known the music beforehand and were afraid they missed a lot by going in cold.

It sounds like this worked though? That's good news. The only other way I think it might work would be a discord server but I think streams can only do voice chat?

I just saw this too, sorry.

There's a ton of expository only dialogue and other goofy nonsense. It's available on Seth Rogan's favorite streaming service Tubi.

Thanks, Cinco! Looks like you figured it out! Please let us know hoe you did it when you get a chance

Yes you are., In case this works, and if people want to join in the future, here's the link to my room.

Nice to hear all the love for various comics like Nick Drsano's Sabrina and for the work of Matt Berry, who has been one of my favourites in comedy for a while now. If you haven't seen Snuff Box yet, or Toast of London, you should.