Ep 1. Season 13 Episode 1

Studio C is a sketch comedy show that promises an hour's worth of laughter to kickstart your day. In their thirteenth season, the show returns with an all-fresh cast, new sketches, and some new faces. This season premiere episode introduces the new actors while keeping the original fun intact.

The opening sketch is a fast-paced Nascar-inspired race, with one driver taking on different personality traits throughout the race. Next up, a classroom skit where a substitute teacher (played by Matt Meese) takes the job of a math teacher and leaves the students in a tizzy.

The following sketch takes the audience to the set of a cooking show where things get steamed up when the two hosts (played by Adam Berg and Mallory Everton), try their best to keep a straight face. In the same vein of comedic gold, the next sketch is about a couple on their first date, with the usual awkwardness taking centre stage.

Up next is a skit that brings Utah's deep love for Shakespeare into play. The sketch is a Shakespearean take on Game of Thrones, with the characters going on about how horrible it is that winter is coming. This one is bound to make every theatre junkie's heart sing with joy.

The fifth sketch takes the audience to a talent show, where a singer's backup dancer steals the show. The sketch is full of great dance moves and unexpected twists, making it a standout piece.

Another highlight of the show is an office-based sketch titled "The Water Cooler," where the characters gather around the water cooler to discuss office gossip. The sketch has its funny moments, making fun of people and their tendencies towards office antics, but it's also a great showcase of the show's feminist humour.

Following the office sketch is a piece of relatable comedy that puts the audience in the shoes of a character waiting at the airport check-in counter. The sketch perfectly captures all the frustration that comes with travelling in airports these days.

Finally, the last sketch of the show has an all-female cast, bringing to light things they'd wished men knew. The piece is a comedic take on things never said out loud and has the audience in stitches. Overall, the show hits the right notes, showcasing the all-new cast's humour while keeping Studio C's vibe intact for old fans.

Season 13 episode 1 of Studio C packs in a punch of laughter and fun-filled moments. The show's commitment to creating sketches that speak to the heart of its audience is evident, making it a must-watch for anyone looking to kickstart their day with a laugh. The episode finely blends brand new sketches with Studio C's classic humour, making it quite the enjoyable watch.