Whose Line UK 9x14 (2/3)

[@LMW87MMA]

LOL at Colin taking advantage of Ryan being interrupted in the middle of his squirting mustard by pulling the switcheroo when they get back to the same point in the scene :P

[@jettison27]

That was a great props round and props to Ryan and Colin for the kangaroo + Joey cos that one was totally unpredictable :)

[@manitot]

ryan: and if you call in less than 10 mins, you get a picture of me with gary's wife colin: *yeah!* *oh wait...* love 'em!

[@XtraCille]

What I am trying to say is that I don't really care about the differences, infact I think it is great that their not exactly the same programs in the two versions and I just love to watch both of them. ;-D As long as it is great impro by these incredibly funny talented guys I really don't care which version the episodes are from ;-D

[@heiinaana]

Need to share that this Home Shopping reminded me of that Monty Python sketch where they try to sell you pictures of other people to decorate your house. So funny

[@randomtrucks]

"Paris, Gary! Never been there. Or have I?" *holds up picture of a cow upside down*

[@Stormbringer88]

Lets see it again! At 1:43 Colin's and Ryan's faces were paused for 1 second trying to remember what happend 10 seconds before.

[@funforalgernon]

It's beautiful! Thanks so much for these!

[@Tapion013]

How can you not like Clive!

[@Juan_rivera]

Cuz he's uppity AF

[@BimTalch]

"it's attracting the rhinos" hahahaha Colin

[@umumum1]

ok i have to reply to myself just to make this clear: I have NOTHING against the US version. it's what i grew up with and have loved forever. I just don't see the point in arguing with which was better because they obviously had many differences culturally, many of which could not be changed even if they wanted them to be.

[@Aqua311]

Neither Colin or Ryan tried the famous shove-the-face-into-the-grill maneuver of 1986?

[@BrigadierSolo]

I dont care HOW strong your ocular membrane is THAT has GOT to HURT!

[@yorgomtl]

Ping ping balls? I thought you said King Kong's balls! Hilarious, had to watch it twice.

[@ProfessorSyndicateFranklai]

Beautiful pictures of someone else? I swear that's lifted straight out of a monty python sketch.

[@ArchonofFate]

I don't see why people don't like the Brittish version I think it is just as good as the american... and btw i'm American and i get the humor so don't insinuate that all Americans are dumb ;D but overall I agree watch more of the show and gain knowledge about it before bashing

[@XtraCille]

Why do people continiue to discuss weither or not it is the UK or the US version of wliia that is the best??? When I first discovers it (the US version) about 6 months ago I just coundn't stop watching it. After finishing all those episodes I continiued with the UK version, which I have to admit, I needed a few episodes to get use too:) (especially the change from Drew to Clive. (I do realize that it happened the other way around:)

[@umumum1]

@VibratingChicken It should be obvious that the host would be British. It's the UK version after all. Clive is great. A lot of people don't understand him because they don't make an effort to understand him. British humor consists of a lot of word play, tone, and presentation from the voice, where as American humor often tends to be much more physical. All other differences are fairly petty and easy to overcome for someone even slightly educated about British culture. There should be no barriers

[@umumum1]

@godamnyouall actually, many people hated that drew participated and there's plenty of people who love the US show, but didn't find drew funny at all. i personally love him and he's a strong improviser now.

[@LoneKharnivore]

Gary. Gary. Gary Gary Gary Gary Gary. FO3 flashbacks.

[@umumum1]

i thank you for agreeing with me, but the audience bit is a bit irrelevant. as a performer myself, i know audiences are part of what a performer thrives on. the energy, whether it be vocal or not, is constantly felt and ultimately determines what comes next. as such, i have nothing against the US audience. it's just another cultural difference that should be considered.

[@umumum1]

i take it that this is one of the only uk shows you've watched. i suggest watching the whole uk series before you go bashing on cliive. he's a fine host. although you'll probably think the uk performers aren't funny just because you're use to american humor opposed to british humor, which is often a lot more witty and uses words you wouldn't understand.

[@umumum1]

@jdlmbgh don't get me wrong, i still love drew. just for different reasons. one of the nicest guys you'd ever meet too.

[@jdlmbgh]

@umumum1 Clive kicks ass! :D Love clive, drew ftl ._.

[@RedDog002]

oh so true

[@BrigadierSolo]

lol must suggestive prop ever...

[@severelyKILLED15]

i agree

[@dunbar9finger]

@benzagel Whether or not he was clever is irrelevant. The fact that he was faster on the buzzer than Drew and cut off scenes every time the performers were having fun got really annoying after a while. Drew was dumber, but at least he let the performers do their thing.

[@severelyKILLED15]

Clive doesn't shut up he overexplains and side converses with himself