Iconoclastic Superstar (s9e8)

[cloworora]

The following events are real and highly offensive to almost everyone. Innocence died sometime around when Spider-Man made deals with Marvel's satanic figure or the final cancellation of Bozo the Clown. And in its shallow grave, one unaired episode of one show some people sort of liked was laid. This is that episode.

“Welcome to That Improv Show,

Comments

[swirlsofblue]

Superman, Alice Cooper, Stephanie Meyer and Truman Capote on whose line: this concept is GOLD. Absolutely loved this, the descriptive detail is amazing and the whole thing is really really hilarious.

[cloworora]

Thank you for the high praise. This piece frustrated me to no end writing it. It's good to know that paid off.

[eska818]

quite hilarious, I always loved this show. I like your twist on it.

[cloworora]

I loved Whose Line too. When it was first imported for broadcast, I'd watch that. Then the American version was the only reason I'd ever have on ABC Family, just about.

Thank you for the compliments.

[mamas_minion]

Wow, great take on the topic and good story.

[cloworora]

Thank you. It was hard to write.

[eternal_ot]

Good work there! Enjoyed reading it..A FUN read...:D well done!

[cloworora]

I tried to make it fun, but that made it frustrating to write. I wanted to do the styles and characters justice while being iconoclastic in the plot. So I am very glad that at least some enjoyed it this week.

[halfshellvenus]

I've always loved Whose Line Is It Anyway, and I should have guessed that your cracked-out version of it would veer off into satire pretty quickly. As must always happen, when working with Idol.

[cloworora]

Something about Gary's abstract writing prompts always makes me want to analyze society, as though an indirect way of me saying "Why the hell am I here?"

Thanks for the read.