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Release date	25 April 2018
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Episode number	5
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"Pop Eyedol" is episode number 5 of Threedom. It was released on Wed, 25 Apr 2018.

Synopsis

Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss doing impressions as a child and comedy in other cultures. Then for their feature segment, the gang performs half-written, half-improvised plays.This episode is brought to you by Hello Fresh ( www.hellofresh.com/THREEDOM60 code: THREEDOM60) and Care/Of ( www.takecareof.com code: THREEDOM).

Earwolf Page

https://www.earwolf.com/episode/pop-eyedol/

Threeture

Actor's Nightmare submitted by Scott.

Rules

One person reads lines from the script of a play while another must improvise dialogue. Also played in Live from Just for Laughs: Perabo.

Description

Scott reads lines spoken by Epstein in the play Biloxi Blues by Neil Simon while Lauren improvises.
Lauren reads lines from Angels in America (Part Two: Perestroika) while Paul improvises.
Paul reads lines from The Caretaker by Harold Pinter while Scott improvises.

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+[[Actor's Nightmare]] submitted by [[Scott]].
+=== Rules ===
+One person reads lines from the script of a play while another must improvise dialogue. Also played in [[Live from Just for Laughs: Perabo]].
+=== Description ===
+# Scott reads lines spoken by Epstein in the play [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biloxi_Blues Biloxi Blues] by Neil Simon while Lauren improvises.
+# Lauren reads lines from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angels_in_America#Part_Two:_Perestroika Angels in America (Part Two: Perestroika)] while Paul improvises.
+# Paul reads lines from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Caretaker The Caretaker] by Harold Pinter while Scott improvises.
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