Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza

[Syvelocin]

I don't know why I'm making a thread about this exactly.

Anyway. I was interested in this since he did the American Whose Line Is It Anyway?, and I've been an avid fan of both the British version and the American version. It aired today actually.

I didn't laugh. I might have to watch it a bit though. It was nice to see that they brought in some of the older cast members, of course the American regulars and Ryan and Colin, but I didn't find it funny, which disappointed me. Maybe it's just the American humour, or am I not alone? I found the American Whose Line funny, but of course it was pretty much the same thing as the British one except Drew replaced Clive and there were a couple different games.

[dontcare97]

I don't understand it. Never did. My parents love the show. It's stupid.

[Saosin]

The show isn't stupid. You just have the right sense of humor to get a laugh out of it.
Honestly, I love the cast members like Ryan and Colin.

My dad used to work at an Improv Comedy Club and watching Whose Line Is It Anyway reminds me of when he worked there and watching them all perform on the spot. It's great and holds a sense of nostalgia for me.

Drew on the other hand I dislike. He takes more away from the show than he does attribute. They need a better host. Badly.

[Syvelocin]

I love the shit out of Ryan and Colin :D


Drew on the other hand I dislike. He takes more away from the show than he does attribute. They need a better host. Badly.

I liked him when he did the US Whose Line. I have to agree with some people that said "Fat Drew was funnier." I know he had some major health concerns, but I really don't like him much now either.

[embers]

The American Whose Line was great. I haven't gotten round to watching this yet.

[Spock]

whats it called? i never knew they started some again PM me

[Sugaree]

I thought it was ok, just not worth a rewatch imho.