Best Show Lines 2010
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"if i weren't bleeding profusely out of my eye sockets I'd swear you were a father who was never there for me"
-me in a future show TBA
-me in a future show TBA
"I don't use the accident. I deny the accident." - Jackson Pollock
The goddamn best Austin improv classes!
The goddamn best Austin improv classes!
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From last night's Love Notes show, after Franklin (Avi) returns a pie to Rachel (Chelsea) and breaks up with her:
"Franklin, we can work this out! I can make other things! Like cupcakes! And babies!"

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There is too much programming on TV, and too little time in life, to spend that time with just-reliably-OK TV shows.
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"Franklin, we can work this out! I can make other things! Like cupcakes! And babies!"

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peter rogers @ work | http://hujhax.livejournal.com
There is too much programming on TV, and too little time in life, to spend that time with just-reliably-OK TV shows.
-- James Poniewozik
From the 5/15 Andersons:
or something like that.Mitch (Vines): Who do you pick to win the Butterfield/Toastfield game?
Mr. Anderson (Kareem): Well, I'd have to say that Butterfield will come out on top.
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Nice.the_reverend wrote:Kacey and Teresa playing with an audience member as the one word at a time expert in philosophy...
Question: "Does God exist?"
Teresa/Audience/Kacey: "No...He...does."
perfect.
Yesterday upon the stair
I met a man who wasn’t there
He wasn’t there again today
Oh, how I wish he’d go away
Not the best line taken out of context, but in the last hour of the Hideout's 41 Hour marathon, as the players were trying to wrap up their wacky "Greenhouse" narrative involving competing teams of scientists vying for world domination via plants...
Roy (to the other 7 players): "For God's sake, just let me get out this essential plot point!"
Bill: (makes noise and gestures)
Roy: "And then he's next!!"
... or something like that.
Roy (to the other 7 players): "For God's sake, just let me get out this essential plot point!"
Bill: (makes noise and gestures)
Roy: "And then he's next!!"
... or something like that.
I really tried to do my best to not go meta or commenty in the Marathon, but sometimes I just couldn't think of anything else to do.sfarr2 wrote: Roy (to the other 7 players): "For God's sake, just let me get out this essential plot point!"
Bill: (makes noise and gestures)
Roy: "And then he's next!!"
Bill Arnett's concept of the "two shows" of improv helps me come to terms with it, though. It's just playing the "bunch of people onstage improvising" show, and that's not a bad thing.
PGraph plays every Thursday at 8pm! https://www.hideouttheatre.com/shows/pgraph/
A couple of my favorites from the Marathon:
"Pin hug! Pin hug!"
-Curtis, during his dubbed re-imagining of the final scene from There Will Be Blood
"And I don't have a name, so don't try to learn it."
-Bill, in the Hour 31 Maestro, when he and Bryan were trying to do a scene that would score a 1
"It's not my fault that I have a beard. It's not my fault that my shoes have socks."
-Curtis, in the Hour 31 Maestro, explaining to his siblings why they shouldn't necessarily see him as the responsible one
"Pin hug! Pin hug!"
-Curtis, during his dubbed re-imagining of the final scene from There Will Be Blood
"And I don't have a name, so don't try to learn it."
-Bill, in the Hour 31 Maestro, when he and Bryan were trying to do a scene that would score a 1
"It's not my fault that I have a beard. It's not my fault that my shoes have socks."
-Curtis, in the Hour 31 Maestro, explaining to his siblings why they shouldn't necessarily see him as the responsible one
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During The Starter Kit show, you looked over at Zach and said, "That's a really nice coat" more than once. It was amusing as hell.Roy Janik wrote:I really tried to do my best to not go meta or commenty in the Marathon, but sometimes I just couldn't think of anything else to do.sfarr2 wrote: Roy (to the other 7 players): "For God's sake, just let me get out this essential plot point!"
Bill: (makes noise and gestures)
Roy: "And then he's next!!"
Bill Arnett's concept of the "two shows" of improv helps me come to terms with it, though. It's just playing the "bunch of people onstage improvising" show, and that's not a bad thing.
It is a really nice coat too.
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