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The San Francisco theater group "The Committee" was a famous improvisational comedy group active during the 1960s. The group was founded by a group of San Francisco actors and comedians, including Alan Myerson, Carl Gottlieb, Larry Hankin and Rob Reiner.
The Committee performed sexually explicit skits as part of their repertoire. They were known for their irreverent and often provocative style of comedy which challenged traditional social norms and conventions.
Some of the sexually explicit skits performed by The Committee included jokes and sketches about sexuality, gender and other taboo topics. These skits often featured explicit language and imagery and were intended to shock as well as entertain audiences.

One example of a sexually explicit skit that they performed was a sketch called "The Sex Act." In this sketch two performers acted out a mock sex act on stage, using exaggerated movements and sound effects to simulate intercourse. The skit was meant to be humorous and satirical, poking fun at the taboo surrounding sexuality and the public's discomfort with discussing the topic openly.

Another example of a sexually explicit skit was a sketch called "The Ad-Lib Orgasm." In this skit, a performer would ask the audience for suggestions of different objects or scenarios and then simulate an orgasm based on each suggestion. The skit was meant to be a playful commentary on the performative nature of sexuality and the social pressure to conform to certain sexual norms.

While The Committee's sexual skits including this one which ran amazingly, on prime time television were considered explicit and boundary-pushing for their time, they were also intended to be humorous and satirical. The troupe used comedy as a way to challenge social norms and conventions, and to encourage audiences to think critically about issues related to sexuality, gender and other taboo topics.

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