Watch: Twitch streamers create interactive sitcom where chat controls storyline

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A group of Twitch streamers has taken it upon themselves to bring Improv Comedy to Twitch with a fun twist. While conventionally, as improv performers, they would have taken suggestions on what situations to enact from the viewers, this group has decided to let the viewers run the show.

The show's basic concept is that the group of performers is constantly responding to trends in chat alongside putting up donation goals, which will lead to plot twists. Like in the above, now viral, clip, they put up a $5 donation goal, which on completion would lead to the CEO character Grayson being fired.

As the chat essentially controls the entire show, it is a fun change for viewers, as they take on an active role here instead of just being passive spectators. As per Twitch Tracker data, the channel has been active since mid-May 2018.

Another layer of hilarity is added by how the streamers utilize some stream features to give people more control over the show. Viewers can redeem their channel points to play several sounds on the show, which can either interrupt or support the show's ongoing narrative.

This can be done at any time, so it is on the streamers to quickly react to an out-of-turn random sound in the middle of whatever scene they are enacting. The sounds range anywhere from a crowd gasping to a loud fart noise.

The Interview stream was going as planned until the two off-screen streamers of the show put up two donation requests in exchange for two actions from the streamers.

One of them was Grayson would be fired if a viewer requested the same with a $5 donation. The fan who donated the amount actually asked for both Roland and Grayson to be fired, to which Roland responded:

Grayson's exit was made funnier by a fan using his