Fans of Gron Jovi, condiment-inspired tunes, and Pearl Jam are in store for a musical treat on improv4humans. Allow Paul Rust, Neil Campbell, and Mike Mitchell to entertain you. Just hope for their sakes that their comedy swords are of this era. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon.
Two days.
Those are what you have left to take shelter.
They are the final hours before your life is altered forever.
Have you prepared?
They asked if the revolution was dead.
But soon they will know the TRUTH.
FRIDAY.
Time to get ‘yo Freak on, Earwolf fans! improv4humans host Matt Besser and a slew of UCB comedians you know and love are available to perform for you… on demand!
Besser’s film Freak Dance is now available On Demand. It centers on a spoiled rich girl who joins the ranks of some local street dancers. Little does she know that she’ll be involved in an epic dance battle that will decide the fate of a crews’ dance studio.
This film is packed with performers who have appeared on numerous Earwolf shows, including Amy Poehler, Horatio Sanz, and Tim Meadows.
Also, be sure to look out for Freak Dance screenings in your area.
By: Julia Hays
WATCH MORE TV: MAY 16
It’s a double dose of awesome on Conan (TBS) tonight, thanks to appearances by Marc Maron and Brody Stevens. Between them they’ve been on a total of 14 Earwolf episodes.
Check out Maron’s most recent on Ep. 25 of Ronna & Beverly, when the ladies help their guest with relationship woes.
By: Julia Hays
Who Charted?: Summah Preview 2012
If you listen to this episode in anything other than swim trunks and sunglasses, you’re doing it wrong! We’ve got a not-bummah guest with Janet Varney who is helping Wie and Ku with a summah appetizer platter of the Top Summah Team-Up Tours and Most Anticipated Summah Flicks. Before we head out into the summah sunset, we stop by the roulette wheel to get some Judy Moody behind-the-scenes. This episode is best enjoyed with a tall glass of ice cold lemonade!
WATCH MORE TV: MAY 15
Would you believe that in a nation with 3.5 million square miles of territory, 99% of us are crowded into only 8% of the land?! (Of that, most of it is made up of calming shores.)
Watch Sklarbro Country hosts Randy and Jason Sklar on United Stats of America (History Channel) tonight to look at where we live and why. The Sklars chart the influence of seven inventions that moved us out, up, down and out.
While you’re tuned into the boob tube, check out Comedy Bang! Bang! alum Hannibal Buress on Conan (TBS). Buress is currently promoting his new one-hour special, which will premiere May 20 on Comedy Central.
By: Julia Hays
Another amazing animation from Sara!
I present to you this animated loop of Tig Notaro pushing a stool. Tig is a hilarious comedian who brings much joy to the world. I love her work and you should, too.
I was reminded how much I love her last Thursday at a live screening of This American Life, during which she delivered her superlative Taylor Dayne monologue—this time with a twist ending! Encore screenings are happening tonight, May 15th, and you should really go check it out. Seriously. It’s fantastic.
Reblogged from Sara Draws Things
How Did This Get Made?: On the Line
On the Line is a tale as old as time, the love story of Turkey Sub and Hubcap. What happens when boy-banders try their hand at acting? Bizarre sound effects, terrible musical performances, and lots and lots of chewing noises. Ike Barinholtz joins us to discuss a movie so shamefully bad that even its most ardent supporters hide themselves with nom de plumes. So tune into one of the 90,000 screens playing it, and while you’re at it, pick up a brand new How Did This Get Made? t-shirt!
Professor Blastoff: Tig is Back!
It’s been a long 6 weeks in the hatch without her, but Tig is back! Tig shares stories with us about her last two difficult months and her gratitude for good friends and fans. Today’s episode is another free for all of sorts, as we also discuss dentists, automatic cars, and Kyle’s grandma explains how to use a cell phone.
There’s a new Professor Blastoff poster in the Earwolf Store! I know it will look great on your personal hatch.
