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

[kagomeshuko]

I loved Whose Line and at first I thought maybe you had Superman with some of the regulars like Wayne Brady which . . . can you imagine? Then, it got strange . . .

[cloworora]

I think it was strange by the intro, but that's just me being mean-spirited. Thanks for reading regardless!

[penpusher]

There's enough angst here to start your own basic cable network!

[cloworora]

Parodies make the best send ups.

[cheshire23]

The whole thing just getting out of control like that: more real than many "reality" shows.

[cloworora]

Life tends to get out of control quickly. I think I did use the analogues as parallels or icons people readily grasp to express life's chaos nature.

[mistearyusdiva2]

Super heroes on your version of "Whose Line is Is it Anyway " .... Absolutely brilliant take on the prompt ... Direct and Hillarious .... Well Done ... Its a YES !!!

[cloworora]

Thank you for the really high praise. "YES" are always welcome.

[kajel]

I always loved that show. This was amazing.

[cloworora]

I love improv and I watched that show quite a lot. I was never very -good- at improv, though. Was always too abstract and too chaotic for me to successfully attempt it.

Thank you for the read, praise and comment.