Whose Line Is It Anyways

[Luke795]

Are there any fans of Whose Line Is It Anyways?

[BubblyShell22]

Yeah, I loved that show. It was hilarious. I always liked some of the hoedowns they would do.

[Samhain]

Loved it! I loved Wayne Brady and his singing bits.

[BubblyShell22]

Yeah, I liked it when Wayne did Michael Jackson as he was getting older. That was the best. I also remember some great hoedowns all done by Ryan Stiles. Here they are:

Village People Hoedown:

I hate the Village People.
They really are quite rude.
Some of their lyrics
Can get kind of crude.
When they're on my stereo
I just hit the mute.
But I must admit
The Indian's kind of cute.

Veterinarian Hoedown:

My brother needed surgery
But we were flat broke.
I took him to the veterinarian
Just for a little joke.
He never ever really complained
He never made a peep.
So I just thought,
"Oh what the heck?"
And had him put to sleep.

Birth Hoedown:

My mommy gave birth to me
At exactly ten to five.
Everyone ran screaming
And yelled, "It's alive!"
I really can't blame them
It must have been quite scary.
Most people say
I resemble Drew Carey.

And those are my faves.

[discordiatookie]

I remember when I was young, and this was on the telly on a friday night. My mum used to let us stay up late and watch it. It was a UK show to begin with, and then moved over to the states. Its fun watching repeats, when you see some quite big comedians in their younger years. Its great to see Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles still at it in the US version.

[TheCanadiandrome]

yeah i'm a fan, call me crazy, but i much preffered the British version than the US version.

i mean Drew Carrey did an ok job hosting but it just wasn't as funny as the British version, which seemed much more uncenesored.

[Guitar_Raph]

Now it's back as Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza seen on GSN.

One of the regulars on that show is Johnathan Mangum, who also does announcing duties on Let's Make A Deal (with Wayne Brady). Another member of that troop use to be on True Jackson VP.

[BubblyShell22]

I remember they used to show the British version on Comedy Central, and it was pretty good. I always liked Tony the best.