Whose Line Is It Anyway - Helping Hands

UK Whose Line Is It Anyway

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Comedy

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• Whose
• Line
• Is
• It
• Anyway
• Helping
• Hands
• UK
• Ryan
• Stiles
• Greg
• Proops
• Colin
• Mochrie
• Tony
• Slattery

[AALLJJNNDDRR]

do they lived in the UK when the show was on air? or Clive, the host, move to the US to shoot the UK version?

[joshieboy15]

@AALLJJNNDDRR This was filmed in the UK.

[Skope111]

@joshieboy15 I know im responding to a 2 year old comment, but Drew was a much better host for one reason: He was actually funny. Clive was such a stick in the mud. Im not saying that the UK version was bad, but the US version was, in fact, superior. (Yes, "in fact." aka thats not my opinion, it really was superior - got more laughs, used a better and more consistent lineup of performers, and has far more fans.)

[NunyaBiznass123]

I like both versions. What makes the UK a little less unenjoyable is that Clive would buzz them right in the middle of a good joke, Drew did too, but usually when they made fun of him. And no one should argue that Drew tried to get cheap laughs because Clive did too. I loved Drew's laugh and I actually liked when Clive would crack up, but I wish he would've let loose more. And the Brits aren't dull they have different taste and the Americans aren't "dumb Yanks" either. We all just want 2 laugh.

[confusinghonesty]

hahaha ryan is so little... colin seems to have been the same age forever though :D

[AwkwardBrunette]

0:21 How many comedians does it take to put on a tool belt?

[hotpockets222]

@Tiffawesomeness yeah he does....

[Tiffawesomeness]

Ryan looks hot in that police hat.

[Daan892]

@Skope111 Then, Why did you say the US version was superior and that's a fact, not your opinion?

[Daan892]

@tccballer What's wrong with that sentence?

[Skope111]

@Daan892 I do accept that. I know full well that some people like the UK version better which is absolutely fine.

[Daan892]

@Skope111 Critics say the reason why the original version got cancelled because of Colin and Ryan regular appearances. The audience already used to the variation. The show received less laughter because the Brits are, as we all know, very reserved and British humour is very dry and witty, so exuberant response isn't needed in Britain. Clive's humour is also distinctively British. Why don't you just accept that it's a matter of taste?