The Exit Interview

In this episode Luke and Dan catch up. Talk Brooklyn, Improv, Wes Anderson and A classic film that Luke did not like.

We bring you a very special episode featuring all improvised content. Luke Jackson and Dan Costa skip the chat segment this week to showcase some new and classic bits from the show. Special thanks to Kelly Morgan and Justin Hebert for their contributions.

Luke and Adam talk to Alissa Marr about her Improv journey, her new best friends and a giant gum wall. This weeks exit interview features a Potato Sales rep who is on the front line, fighting to keep potato's in peoples mouths. To our German listeners this episode is best paired with a pint of Krombacher.

We have a great chat with fellow Shrek Too improviser Michael Schreiber. We had a lot of fun and learn what Jessop Handle did for the Monolith Corp.

Paula Desmarais joins us on this weeks episode. We talk about her Improv journey, the Spokane and performing. We also hear an exit interview between a Monolith employee and their Mom.

We have a fun chat with fellow Shrek Too teammate Trevor Colon.

Luke and Dan talk movies. Kindergarten Cop, the Star Wars Prequels, Andrew Garfield and Superhero Movies are discussed. We finally get to hear what Luke thought of Tim Robinson. Finally, this weeks exit interview reveals the sordid life of a Monolith movie executive .

Kelly Morgan joins us on todays episode. We talk her Improv journey and find out what really happens behind the scenes with stunt performers.

We are joined this week by Justin Hebert. We talk about his history with Improv, Jurassic Park, and learn the shocking truth about Luke and the movie Jaws. In this week's exit interview we learn what one man can do with an army of ferets.

Bowler joins us as our first guest! We learn about her improv journey, the difficulty of being a cheese maker at Monolith and hear the trailer for a crime drama set in the South Pole.

Luke shares a great story about Cadillac Mountain, we talk Bo Burnham, Sparks and Tig Notaro. In this weeks exit interview, Simon sees too much.

In this episode, Krevin is fired from a Monolith Convenience store due to a love triangle involving him, his manager, and co-worker; and Rick Zombie is leaving the Burbank Halloween Store to follow his true passion...darkness.