What I liked
Lemonade was good—rootbeer would have ruined the party.
They had at least one Matt (when I was there).
Seeing and interacting with my friends who are not my friends but now are my friends was a fun multiverse experience.
Scott sat in a corner like he was on time-out, as is in every timeline.
No tents were built.
Speaking of time…
The timing of this show. Wow! I very much appreciated how they kept everything on-track with so many players and moving variables. Quite clear that a TON of effort went into putting this together.
That, or it’s just a group of friends getting together to chat at a BBQ and everything just happened to work out the way it did.
I used the pre-show online quiz to find out who I would mingle well with, spoke to the different NPC (non-playable characters) until I found my target, and commenced mingling; without a controller, no less!
Great use of props and the space it was in.
Oh, and there was food! Get there before the photographer(s) arrive if you want any.
You won’t be left wondering, “Where’s the beef??”
Authentic BBQ ambiance with fancy animatronic ants and flies—come see what all of the buzz is about!
Fringe tested, Matt approved.
What I didn't like
Needs more:
Rams
Cowbell
Cat memes
Needs less:
Vegetables—vegetables taste like sad.
My overall impression
A long time ago at a BBQ far, far away….
These are the adventures of the hamburger without fries.
Its fifty-minute mission: to explore strange new Fringes. To seek out new interactions and new experiences. To boldly grill where no Fringer has grilled before!
Unless you’ve already grilled at 905 Cole, in which case…
