hahha i love how they start attacking eachother with richard

best Whose Line Segment evvvver!!

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Originally posted by Krysta_101 best Whose Line Segment evvvver!!

That show was the Tits back when it was true to its British Roots.. I'm a little dissapointed w/ it lately.

wow...
i wasn't expecting much
but i haven't laughed that hard in a loooooong time
awesome find!

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hahah, that sounds funny, but my friend sent me this link. i didnt find it myself

OMG LOLLLLLLLLLL!!!! That was hilarious!!!!

It used to be one of my favourite shows but I didn't laugh that much this time. I don't know, Richard Simmons seemed too "hyper". The other 3 comedians are usually hilarious though and I'd say they were the best part in this video as well.

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Originally posted by ZeroVII That show was the Tits back when it was true to its British Roots.. I'm a little dissapointed w/ it lately.

It was a Brit show?

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I waaaas a Brit show. I actually liked the American version better. Some of the British comedians were just not up to par.

And they didn't have the Richard Simmons interludes

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Originally posted by Lira It was a Brit show?

Yeah it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas a brit show. Colin and Ryan were still on every show back then and the host was some bald british guy, his name was boring fuckhead or something. Proops was on it often, as well as a bald british guy with grey hair and black eyebrows, and a british lady with black hair. Phil Lamar was on as a guest a lot too. I believe since Drew Carey was friends with Ryan Stiles who was a regular on the british version, and Carey had his own show and some weight in the industry, he decided he liked brit Whose Line and brought it to american TV as the host with new comedians.

Then again that could be completely wrong and the decision instead made wholly by ABC execs who decided to make Carey host and keep Stiles when they brought it to the US and aired it after the Drew Carey Show because it all fit together nicely that way.

I like to think Carey had more of a hand in it since he made it plain in interviews that Green Screen was something he did mostly on his own because he liked the Whose Line improv concept so much, so he does do that kind of thing. And he was also the Executive Producer of american whose line (as well as the host) from the beginning in 1998, so that supports that it maybe was his idea to import the show. I'm sure ABC would have hired someone else as the EP if it was their notion to import the show.

The recent "Drew Carey's Green Screen" show, which is basically Whose Line with background animation, first aired in Oct 2004 but was taken off the air a month later. It is not officially cancelled and there are lots of unaired taped shows that are waiting to be snapped up by someone and possibly shown in the future, as well as potential production of new shows. The only actors from Whose Line who appear on Green Screen are Proops, Mochrie, and Sherwood (and Carey). Proops and Colin are getting old now though...

About this particular Richard Simmons scene, it's really subpar compared to funnier moments i've seen.

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Last edited by muckluck on Apr-08-2005 at 22:49

What a load of pish, American humour at it's best

You kunts will laugh at anything!!

BTW where have I seen the guy who was wearing the blue shirt before??

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