Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood Dry Bar Unscripted Improv Comedy Special 

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is it called the dry bar because that's where they go when their careers have dried up

He really let that engine have it.

Yeah that killed me.

😂😂😂😂😂

It is certainly a laughing matter.

Honesty? From a food truck... Now THERE is a first!! But we actually already know of the food positioning anyway.. And we still buy from them.. lol.. I think it's an excellent marketing ploy.. Our food truck strives in honesty.. Great food that may come with the food positioning all of you know and love.. Need a laxative... Here's a taco!! 🤣 lmao!!!

"Not you!" What could be worse when trying to sell something? "Food poisoning!" *shrug*

In a thousand years, he’ll be the funniest man dead.

@@drybarunscripted So he can live for a thousand years? He must be a psychic vampire who feeds on laughter. That explains a lot!

We told them to dumb it down, but they wouldn't listen.

That was perfect

She's trying ok???

😒😏

They're just the best.

Look in your area for improv classes.

You could do it, if you just believed!

@@drybarunscripted i do believe in faeries, I do, I do

@@cmadden92 keep clapping! 👏👏👏

Please name the baby Dry Bar Unscripted!

Now that's a picture and a half! Could you imagine being the one to do the sound effects while 9 months pregnant? What would you have done? lol

Be like Colin and push it back in!! Lol. Call back to old school whose line!

Improv Birth!

Time to hit replay

They’re so amazing live.

It was the coolest!

Truly 💎💎

Them love you 2!

It’s the best!

Really? I thought she sucked..and was combative. 👎

It's new! And hopefully there will be much more to come.

Captain Hair approves.

I had the pleasure of meeting colin a few years back and is to this day one of the most interesting and kind people you could meet. wicked smart, and extremely quick witted, the whole room was full of people from 80 to 25. truly a talent that has reached across generations. but like you, it would be great one day to see him or any of the other improv gods on stage.

I've seen Brad and Colin together twice, and Colin a third time for his hypnotism show. If you have a chance, go!

You're right! It is.

they used to do a show a SDSU southern CT state U and it was the whole who's line experience with the 2 of them, minus hoedowns. i saw them 3 times and it was great all 3 times. their finish was The world's most dangerous comedy bit. They had 100 live cheap wooden mousetraps set and placed on the stage with them back stage then they took off their shoes and put on blindfolds before returning to the stage. they then seemed to try to find a way to lure the other into the traps. it was both funny and a little horrifying. After the 1st show i asked one of the stagehands/clean-up crew what they were going to do with the traps when told they were going to be thrown out i asked for and got one and they autographed it forme . i did this at the other 2 shows and those were prized posestion for years. i believe i sadly lost them in several moves.

Huge missed opportunity!

@@drybarunscripted Ah, it was implied, and it was great - Colin and Brad, two of my favorite Whose Liners! And I'll go as far as to say, my favorite Whose Liners with a Taco Truck 🌮🌮🌮❤❤

@@ember1794 we’ll take it!

😏😏😏

They're silent killers!

We got the best ladies.

Yes, And!

Soon, friend. Soon.

@@drybarunscripted So listen, in Dry Bar Comedy, every word of every joke by every comedian hasn’t been perfectly “clean and family friendly” (and the definition of that changes from person to person too), but overall it has succeeded in respecting those ideals. With stand-up, it’s pretty polished and prepared (with the main exception of crowd-work). Improv is very fast and “off the cuff.” To me, it seems like it will be harder to keep those same ideals as intact with Dry Bar Unscripted. I’d like to know how you guys intend to do this thing without it falling into so-called “adult humor” and without losing the rhythm and quality of improv through the improvisors’ hesitation or self-censoring in the scenes or games. Maybe it won’t meet all the ideals that Dry Bar Comedy had to the same level. If that’s the case, though, it would be good to know going in.

@@ArmoredLion217 every act is given a style guide with Dry Bar’s content guidelines. If those guidelines are crossed, it’s either edited out of the act or never makes it on the platform. The principle we try to follow is to make funny for everyone.

@@drybarunscripted Thanks. I look forward to seeing it!

🙌🙌🙌

Sounds effects is my favourite sketch in Whose Line, always soo funny

Forgive us! We'll get a worse audience next time.

@@drybarunscripted Well played!

@@prundonmcavoy7155 😏

Precisely. You laugh because your brain knows the sound but most people can’t make it in the moment. Hilarious. Probably be a fun drunk game

Don’t we all!

As you wish!

And these two love you!

A true talent.

And they love you (probably)

So philosophical!

Mission accomplished!

Aged like a fine cheese wine

Which one?

Working on it! If you want to support the project, head over to invest.angel.com/unscripted

@@drybarunscripted page is not working

@@rb285 try it now!

Just a teaser! 😏 Want more? Help us out at invest.angel.com/unscripted

❤️❤️❤️

It’s very emotional.

We're working on it!

Working on it!

And he probably loves you too Jacob

We cried so hard we laughed!

Sensational!

I love how you took the time to edit this 😂

It's mine, I tells ya, mine!!!!

That’s it for this one, but you can watch other improv comedy specials for free at www.drybarunscripted.com

Imagine how could it would be during normal hours!

YW

Going!

I was thinking the same xD Hmm, whoever could be calling her from our taco-truck phone AND happen to have a jetpack?

I think you're onto something here.

No laugh tracks were used! All real, organic laughter from the audience!

Party time!