LIW Improv Theater

In this episode, Phoenix reads the Twitter mail for LIWIT. He attempts to answer your stupid questions. He succeeds despite the questions being borderline retarded.

In this episode Brent's cheeriness is ruined when Phoenix is bored with his law-abiding life. Phoenix asks Brent if he wants to commit some crimes. They debate which crime is best for them.

In this episode Phoenix attempts to save Brent's life by giving him the opportunity of a lifetime. It's not a cult. It's an opportunity. Wait...why does the episode title say Cult 1? Shit. Can we change that to "Opportunity 1"? Thanks. All hail, Warren Christopher! All hail, Zelron!

In this episode, Brent and Phoenix discuss the new Batman video game or something...you should go check out the game at GameStop and be sure to use your Power-Up card. But Brent beat the video game in just 14 short hours and speaking of which you could save 14% on your car insurance if you go to www.loiteringinwonderland.com and follow through on the car insurance button.

In this episode, Phoenix and Brent create a new show for HBO called Boo!-bies. Well, they workshop a pitch to sell HBO a show called Boo!-bies. What is Boo!-bies? Listen and find out.

In an attempt to connect to a more urban audience, Phoenix is reduced to freestyle rapping for 7 minutes to a random YouTube beat. He is not very successful. We should mention that he is incredibly caucasian. If he was any more white he would overdose.

Phoenix was joined by legendary actor Al Pacino for a 1 on 1 interview that resulted in 2 blown eardrums and several blown microphones. Phoenix tried his best to get along with Pacino but ended up hating him just like all the other celebrity guests. Pacino broke down crying and decided to move into the LIW studios. He still hasn't left and this episode was recorded months ago. HE WILL NOT LEAVE...

In this episode, Phoenix is joined by a 5 year old. It's not as creepy as it sounds. They discuss geography, math, the kid reveals why she doesn't care about the whole Bruce Jenner thing, books and the movie Big Daddy.

In this episode, Phoenix breaks the fourth wall for hopefully the only time in the history of the show to explain what the premise of the show will be. These episodes will only be 10-15 minutes at most. They will feature celebrities, eccentric co-hosts and guests, weird skits, songs and plenty of weird shit. But again, this first one is just answering Twitter questions and over-explaining the show. Go to loiteringinwonderland.com to see/hear our other shows, Loitering In Wonderland, The Incredible Negative Men!, The Phoenix West Show and Midnight In Wonderland.