Objection

Objection is a short form game that involves over ten to fifteen people. In this game, all of the improvisers line up in the back. The moderator then asks the audience for a question, most will work for the game. After the question is asked, one improviser will step forward and discuss their opinion of the answer. At any point, someone in the back can yell "Objection!" to stop them. That person must give a reason why they objected, saying why they think the person in front is wrong. The moderator can then allow the objection or overrule it. If the objected is allowed, that person is now in the front and has to elaborate on their objection and why they are right. Then someone else can object and do the same thing. The game continues for a number of minutes until the moderator calls it.

Tips

 * The objections should be against the person's argument, not the person themself. Objecting because you don't like someone doesn't count.
 * If someone is in the front talking, it is best to make strong, radical statements that would prompt an objection.