anyone see the show in person??

I saw "Party Dress" from about the same time. It was fun to see. Didn't know what the episode was gonna be. They introduce the actors at the start and it's almost a shock to see them on stage at first. There were a couple comedians to keep the audience in a laughing mood before it started and during breaks. The first wasn't too funny and would joke, ask questions, and play games. The second was a writer on the show, who asked for questions, and was funny.The actors did at least two complete takes of every scene, and after every take the producer and writers would come out and gather with the actors to give them a new punch line or two to improve the scene. I remember Brad Garrett being excited (sorta going "Yes!") when given a new joke to say. They didn't make many mistakes and Ray Romano would make a light-hearted joke when he or the others did something wrong. It was interesting.