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What's the process like when you come up with an episode? I've read in an article that the author assumes it's something as simple as "Key or Peele walks in with a single idea, such as 'Keegan freaks out when he hears dubstep', and the entire skit is elaborated from there." Is absolutely everything scripted, or is there some improv that has made it through?

Do you write sketches specifically for certain episodes, or do you have a pool of them that you just pull out and apply?

During the filming of a season, what's a typical day like for you guys?

How helpful do you think your degrees were in making it 'big-time'? I've heard many people say that studies weren't as good as experience when it comes to show business, but I'd like to get a viewpoint from those that have completed a rather high degree of studies.

Oh, man, I fucking loved the Middleman!! I was devestated when it was canceled.

Was the cast and crew as fun behind the scenes as Ioke to assume they were? (I assumed they are totally ridiculously fun)

What do you personally believe cause it be canceled? It was incredibly well-written, and, unless my memory fails me, besides the giant tentacle monster in the first episode, it didn't seem to be too effects heavy.

Also, there's a middleman subreddit? I know what I'm joining!