Keegan-Michael Key Gives Some Wisdom About Improv (Video)
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“We should open a disco ball museum.” “During video conferences, people can’t really tell if you have teeth or not.” “I do a little golfing.” “Your life is in an unsalvageable state.” “I can’t tell if it’s hair or not.” “People have been talking about your dead spots.” “Twinkies are sexual on the other side
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“You don’t put pickles on tuna fish – it’s already in there, buddy.” “When I mix the French and Italian dressings, I call it Fritalian dressing.” “Those are trick worms.” “You’re a really good magician and musician.” “They’re going to Google the Tik-toks.” “I have my friend hat on right now, not my HR hat.”
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“He did not earn the nickname bucket for his basketball skills.” “I love a spontaneous birthday if it involves ravioli and Chris.” “It was pretty weird that he put out his own fireman calendar.” “We’re not going to spread the virus with our nips out.” “Quacking is my life.” “It’s such a pleasure to be
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“It’s kind of weird having two different Twister mats.” “I was a little looped up on the goofballs.” “Yes, we have cologne. What flavor do you want?” “I’m playing Honkey Kong.” “Do I have to stick with my ketchup heritage?” “I could not escape Kenny Loggins.” “You were flip and I was flop.” “Krang has
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“The big TV wants both eyes.” “Bullshit doesn’t emit light.” “COVID in the blowhole.” “They need empathy for other snakes.” “I brought my whip and I apologize for that.” “Vegetarian Veterinarian” “It’s hard to catch snakes in Russia. They’re all frozen.” “The best way to plan a family is to find out if it’s worth
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