Jackson has been doing this since day one. His first words were “Yes, and,” but unfortunately, they came out as “Goo Goo Ga Ga,” so no one noticed. Years later, on a school trip to the local comedy club, he was bitten by a radioactive improviser and gained the proportionate strength, speed, and intelligence of an extremely average human comedian. He’d soon fall in love with improv after realizing it combines his three favorite things: making people laugh, forgetting to prepare, and pretending mistakes are actually on purpose and you just don’t get the bit, so there.

 

Now, pulled out of a brief retirement, Jackson has one last job: to be one of the improvisers of all time.