Episode 80 - Warehouse (w/ Eugene Cordero, Tim Baltz, Amanda Lund, Carla Cackowski)

[JulyDiaz 2797]

Paul F. Tompkins welcomes every single person on Earth and in space to this week’s episode of Spontaneanation! This week, Paul’s special guest is hilarious actor/improviser Eugene Cordero of Other Space and Kong: Skull Island! They chat whether silent films had to be pitched in the '20s, what was behind Eugene’s childhood fear of heights, and '90s R&B. Paul is then joined by Tim Baltz, Carla Cackowski, and Amanda Lund to improvise a story set in a Warehouse. And as always, Eban (only the best) Schletter scores it all on piano!

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[KatieSatterfield 120]

"Oooh look at that a big flatty!" "I was attacked by a bear."

So many great one-liners this episode.

[IanR 153]

I hope all ads from now on involve Paul quoting Independent Women (Part 1)

[Jon Onyx 1226]

The theme from Lost in Space must be the most played background song by eban.

 

Great ep!

[KatherineIsOdd 486]

"And you could put cucumber slices under the sunglasses."

"But why would I do that?"

"It'd look weird."

 

Soda out the nose!

[Kickpuncher 5012]

One of my favorite recurring things on Spont is when one of the improvisers comes in and their very first line makes everyone crack up, in this case, Amanda/Junebug/Junior telling the others to get a room.

[StopMakingSense 88]

One of my favorite recurring things on Spont is when one of the improvisers comes in and their very first line makes everyone crack up, in this case, Amanda/Junebug/Junior telling the others to get a room.

 

Agreed. And I feel like Amanda Lund manages to make this happen every episode she's on.

[Darbler Cheesegarbler 1110]

The theme from Lost in Space must be the most played background song by eban.

 

Great ep!

 

I was thinking the theme from Incredible Hulk, but that's probably not accurate.

 

This episode was so fun to listen to, the improv went by in a flash because it was all so funny. I don't think they moved a single box, and I want to know what was inside of them so bad! I was thinking it would maybe be a bunch of sentient phones, a sentient robot army, dead bodies, or maybe a bunch of Thanksgiving, Halloween and Christmas decorations from Amanda's house in Long Beach near the Taco Bell on *bleeeeep*.

[The Spider-Gentleman 114]

Really a great improv today. All the guys were fantastic and Tim Baltz is becoming one of my favourites.