Whose Line UK 5x05 (3/3)

[@ReBootFan1]

Really like how Greg held up the bucket for Ryan to spit out the drink, and finally the show got the hint and included some towels for clean up.

[@ElectroTherapyFTSoul]

I loved watching Ryan do drums.

[@ominousportents]

i love how ryan pretends to comfort josie at the end when she hasn't won...personally i just enjoy watching greg and ryan...at one point during the musical, i just ut on the mute and watched Ry and Greg. ;)

[@Stormbringer88]

Ryan looked so excited when doing "helping hands"

[@mikewright7964]

Greg always wearing a fancy suit, now it's some weird cow vest

[@kiddalingur]

Well this was recorded in 1993, that was trending back then. Uk version started in 1988 or 89

[@thetrueparadisecity]

'he's a neat dancer!' damn right he is

[@imjustsomeguy72]

3:21. Ryan's expression. Priceless.

[@BlueShoeLover]

lol, Mike at 1:25 "That's udderly amazin".

[@jettison27]

LOL the one time we see both Ryan's weaknesses together - the australian accent and improv singing.

[@renuens]

Fantastic episode, Greg & Ryan was doing well as usual, and Mike & Josie are so good at singing... Oh Christ, I've left the iron on!

[@TheMACreamer]

Does anybody else realize that Greg caught that ice cube without seeing it?

[@queenrocks77]

American Musical! Ryans drumming was hilarious! Mike and Josie-Wonderful! Gregs dancing! :D I remember the last line in the credit read from when I was a kid! I've been waiting for it!

[@jettison27]

If you like peanut colada... :P

[@megeraashley7777]

During helping hands I really wish Josie would have grabbed that green bottle instead but I’m pretty sure she knows what Jameson is & was being nice lol. Also props to Greg for catching that ice cube.

[@ominousportents]

lol greg: hey dan patterson! oh no, he's the producer....

[@timpani25]

why, that's 'udderly' amazing! geez!!!!

[@caralama08]

I’m sure Ryan on the drums was previously on the muppet show as “Animal!” 🤣😂🤣❤️🦋🙏

[@jcq1961]

@GregifyMe Thank you!. How would you feel about translating all the other British videos on youtube?

[@MinimiMax]

He did take a peak over Ryan's shoulder there.

[@GoodShepheardGames]

Josie is my crush!

[@TommyLikeTom]

I wish I knew what Josie was doing with the cow thing. I assume she was enacting a popular advert or something

[@joshjensen375]

I love Colin bug Greg is the best at Helping Hands

[@TheMysteryMouse]

@AnnaSmee The musical as we know it is one of the most genuinely American art forms, From Rodgers and Hammerstein to Stephen Sondheim. Which is not to say that Brits and others have not written good and/or important musicals. Also, the random and often mundane subject matter in 'American Musical' can be seen as poking fun at the modern... American musical.

[@Trilaan]

I love you, Bitchin' Wallabies!!!

[@coneyfan]

Hey (Floor Manager) Tristram Shapeero has directed some episodes of Parks and Rec and Community. I'm assuming it's the same guy because of the name.

[@bliz78obrien1]

I always wonder about the UK vs US version and liquor on screen, but US had beers, alcoholic egg knog. US would censor the drug references for sure, but UK says "cocaine", for example.

[@LMW87MMA]

hey, it's Andrew Dice Clay in the audience

[@Zoso7050]

Well? Clap, Goddammit!

[@shggurls]

LMFAOKFDSHF ROFL oh my goodness

[@bliz78obrien1]

Was that a Cow walk when Josie said, "I like butter"?????

[@cravenlunatic1]

Pause right at 3:22. o0o

[@bastlake]

What does "taking a mickey" mean?

[@lucymoose8701]

Richard Vranch varies between mysterious and sexy and creepy looking. I wonder what he sounds like...

[@TommyLikeTom]

Josie apparently never married

[@Buszke]

Soupy Twist;)

[@MelMLad]

@bastlake to make fun of, or to tease someone

[@umumum1]

now i know where the youtuber BitchinWallabies got their name haha. omg i couldn't take my eyes off ryan and his "drumming". and greg .. ha always yelling obscenities at the audience.

[@starskylvr]

At 1:42 it looks like Ryan accidentally grabbed Greg's um personal frontal area.

[@AnnaSmee]

American musical? British people have different type of musicals?

[@JeanPaulBeaubier]

Late reply, but he probably meant pop/megamusicals, which originated in the U.S with big blockbuster musicals on Broadway in the 80s.

[@Var1ety]

ryans australian accent is terrible lol

[@WandererInWonderland]

Wow, that has to be the worst Australian accent I've ever heard. Not even your usual, pronounce-every-vowel Crocodile Dundee rendition people usually do.