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Written It Down – Episode 3
“Delivering hard news is hard to do, especially when you don’t know what it is.” A completely unscripted new comedy show that puts two people in the ultimate uncomfortable situation without any idea where it’s going to go next. With some of the freshest faces in improvised comedy, this show extends beyond the stage to take impro where it ‘s suited best, the real world. Be it a coffee shop, a bar, an office or a squash court, Written It Down is the show that takes the ordinary and makes it hilarious. And the best bit, no one knows quite what to expect. http://www.writtenitdown.com
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alex and eric can’t talk about roommate stuff like adults so they get danny involved and ugh it’s just a mess. Hotel For Dads is: Eric Wysocki, Alex Henes, Zach Williams, and Wyatt Cain
Jon Glaser’s ‘Four Seasons’
I absolutely love those photo series of one location, photographed from the same spot, taken in each of the four seasons. Whether it’s the rolling hillside of a British farm, or a sleepy New England country road, it’s always stunning and humbling to see the exact same locale transformed by nature. Like a private glimpse into someone’s world, watching as life passes by. I find these shots to be at once beautiful and haunting, hopeful and sad. I am grateful to The Occasional for allowing me to present one of my favorite New York spots in a similar fashion: the B/Q 7th Avenue stop, taken in fall, winter, spring, and summer. Enjoy. (FROM ISSUE #002 OF THE OCCASIONAL)
Let Comics Live. Just Not With You. A Cautumentary
If you love, (choose your favorite genius comic) on stage and screen, you’ll hate the genius comic living with you. It’s not just a national concern, it’s intense in Canada.
Second Interview
A sketch from Charles. Elliot’s first day on the job is, frankly, not at all what he expected. Written by and starring Charles (Chuck Armstrong & Charlie Stockman). Directed and edited by Elliot Dickerhoof. Produced by Charles and Elliot Dickerhoof. Special thanks to Alexa Binns and Cheeky, Inc.
Talking Dog Calls Guy a Dirtbag
James Catusco and Garrett Steinger were minding their own business, when out of nowhere, they were verbally assaulted by Betty the Talking Dog (aka Rapping Dog). Her little bit of internet video fame has already gone to her head, while the two Worst Basketball Players Ever remain calm, cool, and collected.
