Students lined up outside of Graham Chapel two hours prior to Donald Glover’s Thursday-evening performance to ensure themselves seats in the later filled-to-capacity audience. “How many of you know me from my show ‘Community’?” Donald Glover asked the audience, near the start of his set. “Well this is going to be nothing like that….It’ll be a lot nerdier.

The cast showed real chemistry and comedic timing in both their live performances and pre-taped segments. The writing was sharp, the video-editing was perfect. What started off awkwardly ended hilariously. Brittain came out to a cheering crowd to take his final bow and wished to see everyone at the next show on March 3.
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K.A.R.L. Improv is bringing the Upright Citizen’s Brigade (UCB) Touring Company to Brown Hall 100 tonight. UCB has spawned the likes of Amy Poehler, “SNL” alum and star of the underrated NBC sitcom “Parks and Recreation”; “Scrubs” janitor Neil Flynn; Jack McBryer; the submissive, naïve Kenneth Parcells on “30 Rock”; and many “Daily Show” alums, including Ed Helms, Rob Corddry and Rob Riggle.

Once a month at Wash. U., writers, actors and people who enjoy general hilarity gather together for a night of completely unofficial and irreverent fun. That night is known as No Shame Theater. And this Friday at 10 p.m. in Olin Studio II, you too could be a part of the first No Shame of the school year.

Huck Botko and Andrew Gurland, co-directors and screenwriters of “The Virginity Hit,” had one idea when creating this movie: to remake “Superbad” as a tribute to the “YouTube Generation.” It’s a shame they forgot to bring along the other important ingredients needed for a film: dialogue, plot, acting—that kind of thing.

The Review

Last Friday evening, I asked myself the usual question: How do I put off my homework as long as possible? It was 6 p.m., so I decided to go be insanely early for the Seth Meyers comedy show to get awesome seats. However, I underestimated the type of crowd Seth Meyers could bring in: a huge one.

I’m sure a lot of other people watched you host “Late Night” and “The Tonight Show.” But I did watch all six episodes of “Andy Barker, P.I.” too, so that has to count for something, right? My favorite episode was the one with the evil chicken cartel.

In “Zombieland,” a lighthearted movie that you could easily confuse for a video game, the world may look like a wasteland, but it’s really more of a play place. Highways are littered with abandoned cars ripe for the taking, convenience stores are fully stocked, and extra guns and ammo are always close at hand. But, as any Chuck E. Cheese veteran knows, the ball pit still has its rules.