Sun, 26 June 2011
Lt. Cmdr Watson invents a shrink ray, exposing the crew to undiscovered worlds all around them. |
Sun, 19 June 2011
Fritz reaches a major milestone in his engineering life, with drastic consequences for the entire ship. The lovely, lovely ship. Recorded 5/15/2011.
Direct download: IST_EP11_A_Million_Billion_Miles_and_Running.mp3
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Sun, 12 June 2011
The crew host a chilli cook-off, but will time run out before the prize is given? |
Sun, 29 May 2011
When Captain Baxter has to go into suspended animation, chaos breaks out aboard the Sisyphus. Created in a completely improvised session May 22. Title suggested by Jess Drew via Facebook. |
Sun, 22 May 2011
The crew of the USS Sisyphus are given a bonuses for their superlative service. Engineer Fassbinder is promoted to Admiral. Created in a completely improvised session April 24, 2011. |
Sun, 15 May 2011
The crew of the USS Sisyphus get's something stuck in their craw. |
Sun, 8 May 2011
When the USS Sisyphus receives a message from the inside of a black hole from the USS Sisyphus, Captain baxter is reminded of the man we was. |
Sun, 1 May 2011
Captain Baxter sends Lady Cola mixed signals as he invites her to his quarters for a private chat and a filet mignon. The rest of the crew are overcome by curiosity and recruit Holographic Abraham Lincoln to help them find out what's going on behind closed doors... |
Sun, 24 April 2011
Counselor Japhy Whitman must fight for his job. Improvised February 27, 2011 from a suggestion by Roger McCubbins via Facebook. Griffen Eckstein Fritz Fassbinder, a Child Sean Kelley Crick Watson, F'geaux Jr. Irene Marquette as Lady Cola Joseph Wolff Phillips as Japhy Whitman Chris Rathjen Corbomite Hayes, Doctor F'geaux Nick Wagner as Ch'arles Lorem Matt Young Julius V. Baxter, Sally, Lt. Salek, Holographic Abraham Lincoln Note from IST: Earlier versions of this episode included some defamatory language. It came up in the live improvisation as an example of bullying, and at the time we produced the episode we hoped listeners of the original cut wouldn't mistake its usage as any endorsement. Nevertheless, we ultimately decided that its inclusion didn't say or add anything thoughtful enough to outweigh the possible pain it might cause listeners who've been attacked with such language. So we've cut it out. As Trek fans we strongly believe in a future (and present) where are all treated with dignity and respect, and as comedians we endeavor for our work to be as smart and humane as it is clever. |
Sun, 17 April 2011
The USS Sisphus has shore leave on Earth, and Science Officer Crick Watson visits his family on the Moon. Recorded in a completely improvised session February 13, 2011. Title suggestion submitted via facebook. |
Improvised Star Trek
For ten years Improvised Star Trek explored the final frontier of comedy by turning Star Trek into an improv office comedy. Taking suggestions submitted on Twitter and Facebook, the cast (featuring some of Chicago’s top improvisors) creates a fully improvised episode detailing the adventures of the USS Sisyphus, a less enterprising starship. New episodes are posted every other week.
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