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Short and sweet. 45 seconds. SFSU student with dreads is harassed by another over "Cultural Appropriation" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDlQ4H0Kdg8

This is pretty great. Fans can now pay to cut a promo with Pro Wrestlers and this is an example of one that takes a turn. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVOLkYxEdnY

I just wanted to point this out to Besser, maybe you've already heard about this but by a vote of 98-1 the US Senate have decided that climate change is real and not a hoax. Granted the amendment was made to bring in an oil pipeline, but still. That one vote? Senator Roger Wicker from Mississippi http://news.sciencemag.org/climate/2015/01/98-1-u-s-senate-passes-amendment-saying-climate-change-real-not-hoax Thank you Mississippi!

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Girl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXQ8u5LDjNY

Wife Swap - Dad Cries Over Cooked Food http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcT8KN3F_28

You guys fucking killed it at the show today. It's like 6 hours later and I'm still feeling the glow. There's nothing like seeing live improv, even if it's just four dudes on stools doing theater of the mind. That being said, with improv being such an "in the now" experience, it's wonderful to have the option to listen to shows or particular scenes again and again. I'm still a little floored at how fucking well everything wrapped up at the end there. I'm quite appreciative of being graced with the presence of Gethard, he really is a phenomenal improviser and it's a shame we aren't treated to more of him on the podcast since he's a New Yorker. That made it especially nice to not only get him again for i4h, but live and close to (my) home. Seth killed it, too, as usual, and Owen very much surprised me (only because I'm not familiar with him and this was my first real exposure) On another note, I brought a friend with me who never experienced live comedy before, and was unfamiliar with improv in general. She left the show a convert. Though she did say something along the lines of "lots of dick stuff" in a non-judgmental, matter-of-fact version. Thanks for coming out, Matt, and bringing the best podcast in the universe with you. It was an electric, packed yet intimate crowd, and if the laughs don't speak for themselves, we loved it.

Matt Stressor - A rubber Besser doll that you squeeze and his eyes pop out. Or if you want to make it a little more "personal," have the nose and hair and belly button pop out. Matt Breaster - i4h push-up bra. Or maybe an improv4humidifier? Improv4humus - novelty party dip Over-hard eggs Matte Besser: Non-glossy office paper, reams of 250. Temp Tatt Bessers - Various tempory tattoos of the i4h logo, Besser's face, sexy robot, or fan-submitted art, etc.

Now you should have Ryan Stiles as a guest on an i5h.

I don't think any of the fans here on the forum would object to getting all three of those show in a row, but they'll probably be parsed out like the DCM episodes. There better be at least three episodes for Best of Vol 3. Or I won't buy your book, Besser. You hear me? That was a total bluff, I'm sorry.

I think it's a stellar idea to solicit "Fan on The Street" interviews. Color me excited. I also liked putting out a Best Of for a specific segment. I'm sure it helps whittle down the overwhelming choices for the regular Best Of. I would love to see more of these. Best Of Interviews, Crap on YouTube, Tebow etc. Or even themed shows like religious scenes or drugs scenes (though I understand it may be "too much" to listen to an entire show of one topic.), and more music inspired shows. Basically, whatever gets me and the other fans more episodes of this show.

I don't know if I said this before, but the absolutely wonderful thing about this podcast is the excitement for the guests. When I first started listening to i4h I would gravitate to the episodes with more "well-known" guests (Andy Daly, Sanz, Meadows, Walsh etc) but as I got through the entire collection and got to know all of the other improvisers, I've become excited for EVERY show. I love EVERY improviser and its a matter now of seeing different combinations of guests. I think that may be why the last few months of i4h feels like every episode is amazing. I came here as a fan of Matt Besser and will leave here a fan of Billy Merritt, Chad Carter, Pam Murphy, Gil Ozeri, Adam Pally, Sean Conroy, Lennon Parham, Danielle Schneider, Ben Seimon, Will McLaughlin, Eugene Cordero, Brian Huskey, Seth Morris, Lauren Lapkus, John Gabrus and Gemberling, Paul Rust, Mike Still, Mookie, Stephanie Allyne, Charlie Sanders, Amanda Sitko, Andy Sekunda, Betsy Sedaro, Joe Wengert..... The list goes on and on. So I thank you, Matt, by putting out a consistently funny and entertaining podcast, but also surrounding yourself with such talented people and giving them a platform for exposure. Also, tell Gethard to fly out to LA more just so he can do more appearances. I'm sick of this appears-once-a-year bullshit.

Man, it's been like 3 straight months of great episodes. How the fuck do you keep delivering? I LOVED Matthew Love's interruption at the beginning of a scene being worked in. Just great. Greatest example of "yes and." I want an I4H marathon. 6 hours. Every fucking week.

I agree, just look at the madness the last episode brought with three human dudes in comparison. Beastiality. I also loved the women's reaction to Matt saying he should have called that girl "Horse Pussy."

I love your wife, Matt.

I think some of the posters here just need to shut up and bang each other. There's more sexual tension than anything.

Really great episode. Crazy how the dirtiest material elicits the greatest responses, though. But hey, we're immature.

Now that CBBTV has wrapped I'm sure we'll be seeing much more Thursday episodes and probably a return of CBB to the live stream.

Oh, wow, I was under the impression Adomian was trained in improv. Fooled me. I enjoyed Todd, he wasn't as structurally sound as the other improvisers which makes me think that's why this was an improv5humans. Wasn't Aukerman's show also a i5h? This was an extremely entertaining episode though and would absolutely advocate PFT and Adomian making appearances just because they're so quick and seem to know how to find "the game" and keep it going. Also it'd be nice to see Aziz Ansari show up, too. I believe he started out in UCB.

I find it extremely funny, not in a malicious way, whenever Matt guesses something wrong. Be it the author of Trainspotting, a song, or video games, especially if it's followed up with "Let cut that, Brett." Phenomenal episode. What are the odds of getting all of the UCB 4 together for episode 100?

This really only pertains to those films that have well known, or popular "theme" songs, if you will. It'd be interesting to see some of them piggybacked onto the movies you review, the only problem is that most of the "well known" songs come from movies you probably wouldn't review. Examples: Bruce Springsteen: "Streets of Philadelphia" from Philadelphia, "Secret Garden" from Jerry Maguire Coolio: "Gangsta's Paradise" - Dangerous Minds Will Smith: "Men in Black" from, well you know. Seal: "Kiss From a Rose" - Batman Forever Tina Turner: "We Don't Need Another Hero" - Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Sixpence None The Richer: "Kiss Me" - She's All That Evanescence: "Bring Me to Life" - Daredevil R. Kelly: "I Believe I Can Fly" - Space Jam Aerosmith: "Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" - Armageddon Kenny Loggins: :"Footloose" - Footloose Chad Kroeger: "Hero" - Spider-Man Eminem: "Lose Yourself" - 8 Mile etc. and the list goes on.

People act like Case Closed does nothing for the show, and that it takes away from the comedy, but without some of these, I believe fantastic, segments, we would not get the innumerable funny follow up scenes, most of which qualify to be on a Best Of episode. I don't really understand how folks want comedy devoid of any discourse or sourced from meaningful topics. In history, that's where comedy COMES from: conflict, tragedy and various forms of catharsis. The sentiment of "just stick to the funny" I don't often understand because these discussions almost always heighten "the funny" in many different ways. Maybe people just don't like to think when they're entertained. One of the many things that make this not only my favorite podcast, but also the greatest podcast in the universe, is your willingness to engage in direct discourse with the fans, Matt. Your presence on the forum shows that you genuinely care about us, your show and the response it generates. I, for one, am very grateful to have a host who does such things. I definitely voted on that survey that I trust the host to be more honest with me than my parents. (But my mom is a horrible liar and I don't know who my father is. I'm pretty sure it's Richard Ramirez though) I'd have to say though, the dilligent fans on the i4h forum are a bit more intelligent than some of the other subforums. It's not often I get angry at posts here, and the fact that so many of us engage in open discourse on various topics in a usually thought out and intelligent manner is just another testament to the power of i4h. Thank you, Matt, for alwaulys giving me something to look forward to on Thursdays and for making the Asssscat format available to those of us who do not live in NY or LA.

Is there anybody willing to put in the time to extract the OJ Simpson portion and upload it to YouTube? I would but don't know how.

Lauren's reactions to both of the YouTube videos were priceless, and even better to see. Also, that anecdote about Brian Stack was absolutely hysterical. Is Stack ever going to be on the show?

Oh man, I actually saw this movie in theaters when it first came out.

Bring this person on the show for a "case closed" segment.