We make sketch, sitcoms, and live shows for people who laugh at the wrong parts of movies. Nobody here has ever agreed on a pitch. That's the whole method.
We started as three writers who got kicked out of a real production company for laughing during a pitch about laundry detergent.
We make the sketch shows, the sitcom pilots, the podcasts your friend won't stop quoting, and the live nights that run twenty minutes over.
We don't do notes-by-committee, safe jokes, or a laugh track standing in for an actual laugh. If it's not funny in the room, it's not going out.
That's the whole pitch. Four words, one company, zero consensus. Somehow it's worked for eight years.
A live sketch show where the cast finds out the topic ninety seconds before curtain. Ninety-one, once.
Two comedians review their own worst sets. No guests. No mercy.
A sitcom about the third-string cover for a play that closed years ago. Nobody's told him.
Eight episodes shot entirely in one meeting room that the office keeps trying to double-book.
Monthly. High stakes for absolutely no reason. Sold out eleven months running.
A sitcom where the laugh track is visibly, audibly malfunctioning. On purpose. We think.
Booking, writers' room pitches, and wedding regrets all go to the same inbox.