in a box, and sell off raffle tickets for various prices. Halfway through the show the officials will give a hint distantly related to the contents of the box when time comes the official will explain the clue usually in a run on sentence. As prizes are given out the teams are encouraged to say there are more as the official prompts by saying "But wait..." prior to pulling out another object. The many mystery prizes within the box will be revealed and usually tied to a theme by the presenters as drawn out of the box. These prizes are often "silly" prizes such as odd books and bars of soap as well as Canadian Improv Games merchandise. Often a "real" prize will also be offered for selection (such as chocolates, CDs and gift cards), in which case two raffle winners are selected and often have to participate in a small competition to see who gets to choose their prize first. Nerds Exposed To Others 1995 YTV Broadcast For the 1995 season YTV (TV channel) did a broadcast showing all of the teams that made the finals. CBC Gem Documentary Series For the 2019 season Andrew Phung of Kim's Convenience fame, along with CBC Television made a mini documentary series on the canadian improv games national festival interviewing the five teams who made the finals, and the sixth place team who barely missed. At the 2021 Canadian Screen Awards Andrew Phung won the award for best host, web program or series for his work on the CBC series. References External links Canadian Improv Games Improvisational theatre in Canada Education in Canada