Whose line is it anyway?

[HeavyStick]

Brit or American version?

Favorite skit

Irish Drinking song

 

[Latinababe]

I like them both. Hard to choose.

 

[HeavyStick]

skit?

 

[brokenbrainwave]

for whatever reason I just cannot get into this show.

 

[Raina]

The British version is my favorite.

I like "Props"

 

[HeavyStick]

for whatever reason I just cannot get into this show.

sigh.... most penguins do

 

[brokenbrainwave]

and that is what gets me, I love skit humor. I do, however, think the british version was better.

Could it be my internet/lit addiction that keeps me from it?

 

[FallenSeraph]

watch both, prefer the british, fav skit?
mmmmmmm.............I........don't........know.......

 

[hogjack]

Both

Have enjoyed both versions for many years. The hosts both bring a unique style to the setting...

The "Irish Drinking Song" is always a gas.
"Three-headed Tenor", "World's Worst Dating Service", "Weird Newscasters"...

The "Director" game I love. "Film Noir", too.

 

[HeavyStick]

props is a good one.... whenever Colin gets slammed by Greg is nice....


and when they do newscaster/green screen. that is a nice alteration/addition to the brit version

 

[nasty1]

American version. Clive is just not funny. I LOVE Party Quirks, because, we used to have a stand up thing we did at College during something kinda like "Happy Hour," and, that was my favorite game to participate in.

 

[Siren]

 

[nasty1]

Another bad thing about the Brit version, is, I don't get some of the humor.

 

[deliciously_naughty]

I prefer the british version...but ryan stiles is on both versions and he's my favorite.

I love skits with props and the hoedowns

 

[HeavyStick]

and the hoedowns

is that slang for injured prostitute

 

[SINthysist]

Never seen the Brit version. Very funny to me, I really enjoy it. It's going to be the lead-in show to Monday Night football. That's cool. Like the cartoons they used to have before the movies...

Wayne Grady? Is that his name? That is one talented individual!

 

[Guest]

Scenes from a hat. The variety of that one...

 

[JerseyBoy]

It was funny the few times I watched, but it seems too repetative to keep watching...

 

[Guest]

Jersey Boy, I'm liking your av for some reason. It seems... peaceful.

 

[JerseyBoy]

Jersey Boy, I'm liking your av for some reason. It seems... peaceful.

thanks, I was just searching for a nice lifeguard chair with the beach in the background and came across this...it's the fall/sunset color of it i think

 

[Soblue]

I like them both. Hard to choose.

Me too. That show, either version, is a guaranteed laugh a minute to me.

 

[Johnny Cool]

American. Clive was a better host but the American one has funnier improvisers.

I always dug "Scenes from a hat"

 

[pipercatt]

For some reason I like the Brittish version of the show better than the American.

My favorite skits are World's Worst Dating Service, The Superhero ones, the one where Colin is Ryan's hands, and the ones where audience members have to move the comic's around.

Colin and Ryan are fantastic together. I love how they play off of one another, but I think my favorite person on the show is Greg Proops. I love his Woody Allen impersonation.

 

[intrigued]

Re: Both

Have enjoyed both versions for many years. The hosts both bring a unique style to the setting...

The "Irish Drinking Song" is always a gas.
"Three-headed Tenor", "World's Worst Dating Service", "Weird Newscasters"...

The "Director" game I love. "Film Noir", too.

I'm with you..and I'd like to add "hoedowns", and I do wish Drew would participate more.

 

[Guest]

this is the only show i even attempt to make time to watch if it wasn't on i could totally do without a tv set!! i like the hoedowns the best!!