Best of - Part 1 [ Whose Line Is It Anyway? (UK) ] 

Greg has continued to demonstrate his mastery of backtalk to the host. He also did with Drew, always hilarious.

@@marvinmeeker5765 But, have you noticed how much sharper Greg was in these old shows. They all aged and stuff, but Greg these days seems positively slow and not often super funny. I only realised it because I just started re-watching all the old UK shows.

"Get a better agent" lmao

Well excuse ME Mr. Pedantic! 😂

@@alanfrost75 I mean it probably gets old after a while - this was the og new one so it's all happening for the first time - I haven't watched the new ones cos I don't like when they remake or continue good shows bur

I always preferred the UK version. There was more variety in the games and cast. Clive was generally less annoying than Drew Carey, and the UK censors were a little more lenient than the US ones at the time.

@@JonathanRodd True. I loved the amount of different actors in the UK version. The US one had virtually the same cast all the time.

@@musmus-culus And because the US version played a smaller variety of games, with a smaller variety of actors, it had the unfortunate side effect of being more repetitive. Also they insisted on having Drew Carey participate in the games at the end, which he was terrible at. He also wasn't very funny when just talking to the actors. I just generally don't like Drew Carey. XD Clive Anderson at least knew he was just the host and not one of the actors, so he didn't try to compete with them.

@@JonathanRodd yeah and the audience suggestions were more interesting and random. the usa version is always trying to be raunchy and obvious.

I love the ducks

@@hunterbeatbilly9836 I always thought he said "I love the DUTCH"

An American, an American -Canadian, and a Scottish-born Canadian to be precise, but aye probably.

Radio program, but based on an existing improv group IIRC but I think it's just to indicate that it's not from the more popular American TV continuations. BIG CARRS BUURRNING

Someone named Mike apparently...

Mike McShane - he was a mainstay on the british version as well as friar tuck in costner’s robin hood

Mike McShane, a regular panellist, and, as mentioned, Friar Tuck in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves.

Mike's bartender is fantastic

He was also the scientist in Richie Rich

Andrew Hills he left the show in 95 to get treatment (I think). He’s still around and I think he’s still doing improv

Andrew Hills he was on ‘This Morning ‘ a few weeks ago. 😊

He went seriously off the rails for some time, he attended years of therapy and his husband acted as his carer, but he came to terms with sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of a priest and made a recovery. There is a documentary about it on YT

Well you try doing an impersonation of a loveable dolphin with inexplicable skills of communication with humans