The gamechanger episode on dropout brought me here and I'm never looking back.

I absolutely love the implication that the pre trial kids would recognize Beethoven and Bach but didn’t recognize an airplane on first glance

I absolutely adore how she just packs as much information about the rules of mock trial into her lines trying to teach him just what the fuck they’re singing a musical about /as/ they’re making it

I love how she gets a wry little smile a few seconds before she sings a clever line. They are both legit geniuses.

“Dude Mathew’s mom is a very nice lady so tread lightly”

The fact that all of Jess’s characters constantly back up her original character (the mom)‘s risky dishes cracks me up

I'd just like to thank Game Changer for leading my YouTube Algorithm to this. So good!

Major props to the pianist

She’s so proud of “prose-CUTE” but there’s something so hilarious about “I’m a gentile…”

It took me about 20 watches to realize when Alicia said “6 months from now?” when asked to Winter Formal, Jess wasn’t just throwing Zach a curveball. Matthew says Passover was a week ago so the timeline actually makes sense. The way they kept the plot so cohesive is amazing.

i'm an improv nerd, a musical nerd, a podcast nerd, and a comedy nerd. think i've found my new obsession in these two

all of a sudden I want a full broadway musical about a high school mock trial team

I love how she just throws everything she knows about mock trial out there and they just go with it

How on earth do you improvise multiple story-lines which then somehow all coincide and then end up with a resolution for everybody, culminating in a closing number which ties the whole show together. Incredible.

There's something about the cool kids talking about somebody's mom as "a very nice lady" that feels so specifically high school in a way I wouldn't have thought it would

I'm here chasing the high that Mountport gave me.

I love how Clark and Brian talk like they’re like typical “bro dudes” yet they’re both gay, often have deep conversations, care about Feng Shui*, and are really nice people

"I'll take the parsley off the garlic bread..."

“one Matt Damon genius” may be the best written line in the history of musical theater