The crew of Very Important People discuss how Frankie Quiñones became Lil Huffy.

Vic interviews musician Lil Huffy (Frankie Quiñones) and gets a lesson in rapping.

The crew of the Wurst returns and they’re all in. Live from the MGM Grand.

Content Warnings: Comedic Reference to Suicide - [41:48-42:04]

A new wave of animation is coming to Dropout. Series premieres March 24th.

Get ready for a brand new season of chaos and board game shenanigans. Season 2 of Parlor Room premieres March 19th.

The crew of the Wurst returns and they’re all in. New special premieres March 11th.

Horror superfans Josh, James, and Chelsea talk about morticians, final girls, and cryptids.

Content Warning: Fictional Depictions of Severed Limbs, Blood - [9:09-10:10] Clourophobia (Clowns) - [15:45-17:30]

Ally, Brennan, and Talia debate the nature of consciousness and out praise each other.

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The crew of Very Important People discuss how Lisa Gilroy became Oops Lil Fart.

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Vic interviews their imaginary friend Oops Lil Fart (Lisa Gilroy) and remembers their childhood.

Content Warning:  Coulrophobia (Clowns) - [throughout]

Mark Vigeant examines loneliness, toxic masculinity, and the meaning of love as best man Paul Rose.

Content Warning: Themes of alcoholism and sobriety, portrayal of intoxication

Some discussion on Tildes

It's time to get creative! The British surrealist adult puppet musical comedy horror series comes to Dropout. Join Red Guy, Yellow Guy, and Green Duck as they learn about everything there is to know with help from some friendly talking objects. The entire web series is available to stream. The television series premieres March 20th.

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Comedy streaming service Dropout will begin streaming British comedy series “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared” on Monday. The show’s launch marks Dropout’s, formerly known as CollegeHumor, first-ever licensing deal, a three-year non-exclusive syndication agreement.

Created by Becky Sloan and Joseph Pelling, “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared” will launch with its web series version streaming on Dropout today, followed by a biweekly releases of the longer TV series version beginning March 20.

Per the official Channel 4 synopsis for “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared,” “What is a Job? Who are a family? And what is that horrible noise? Join three friends Red Guy, Yellow Guy and Duck as they learn about everything there is to know with the help of some friendly talking objects! But wait, maybe something’s not quite right here. Every teacher they meet on their journey seems a bit out of their depth. What lessons are they actually learning? ‘Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared’ is a deeply unsettling comedy puppet show, think the ‘Muppet Show’ relocated to ‘Twin Peaks.’ It started life as a YouTube phenomenon. Eleven years and a quarter of a billion views later, main characters Red Guy, Yellow Guy and Duck are now inside your television trying to get out.”

Produced by Blink Industries, an Emmy, BAFTA and Annie-award winning production company and animation studio based in London, “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared” is currently only available on Channel 4 in the UK. The streaming deal for the series comes amid rising subscriber numbers and increased development at Dropout.

“‘Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared’ is one of my absolute favorite weird and wonderful internet things, and it gives me no small amount of pride that Dropout should be a home for it,” Dropout CEO Sam Reich said. “This marks a careful, experimental step into selective licensing for us, driven by our admiration for the show and our strong relationship with its creators.”

Sloan and Pelling added: “We are both thrilled to hear that Dropout is going to put our puppet show on their website. They have assured us the episodes will be in full HD and have both sound and visuals in sync most of the time!”

Mark Vigeant talks about his improv beginnings and the inspiration for The Best Man Show.

Vic Michaelis joins Brennan to discuss the academics of improv and when to give up control.

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An always-on channel featuring your favorite Dropout content, ad-free.

FAQ here: https://www.dropout.tv/24-7-fa

Introducing Dropout 24/7: a live broadcast stream on-site that airs all your fave Dropout content — just like regular TV!

Beginning tomorrow, you can join the Dropout 24/7 stream for a Dimension 20 marathon — starting from the first season of Dimension 20 along with each season's accompanying Adventuring Party — all the way to the latest season, Dimension 20: Gladlands!

After the Dimension 20 marathon, we will broadcast other Dropout shows on the stream—like Game Changer or Very Important People, to throwbacks like Kingpin Katie or Ultramechatron Team Go.

Drop in, anytime :D

FAQ here: https://www.dropout.tv/24-7-faq

Murph, Emily, Jordan, Jarvis, Kiana, and Caldwell battle it out for the title of nerdiest duo.

Introducing Dropout 24/7: a live broadcast stream on-site that airs all your fave Dropout content — just like regular TV!

Today, we’re announcing Dropout 24/7 — an always-on broadcast channel that will air Dropout programming all the time. It’s just like regular TV, except it’s just Dropout content, and there are no infomercials for blenders that run at 4 in the morning.

Beginning tomorrow, you can join the Dropout 24/7 stream for a Dimension 20 marathon — starting from the first season of Dimension 20, along with each season's accompanying Adventuring Party — all the way to the latest season, Dimension 20: Gladlands!

After the Dimension 20 marathon, we will broadcast other Dropout shows on the stream, like Game Changer or Very Important People, and throwbacks like Kingpin Katie or Ultramechatron Team Go.

Drop in, anytime :D

Dropout 24/7 FAQs!

Anna, Geoff, and Jeremy catch some waves and try to get the wifi password.

Content Warning: Misophonia (Extended slurping) - [7:00-7:37] Emetophobia (Retching, gagging) - [9:50-10:07, 14:59-15:43] Reference to an Implied Adult Relationship with a Minor - [17:30-18:17]

The crew of Very Important People discuss how Demi Adejuyigbe became Zinnia.

The cast reflect on their time in the Gladlands and have a really big snack.

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Vic and children’s entertainer Zinnia (Demi Adejuyigbe) teach kids all about the news.