Stephen Fry, Peter Cook, Josie Lawrence, John Sessions Film and Theatre Styles (2) - Josie and John are breaking up, in the styles of Shakespeare, British war film, and blue movie. Props - John and Peter vs. Stephen and Josie
It must be said that Peter Cook was the greatest at improv, but the format of Whose Line didn't suit him. Look at the performances he gave on Clive Anderson Talk's Back in 1992. Genius.
@MsCurry85 Agreed. It needs Rowan, Tony, Dark Lord Fry, Hugh and Tim. And writers Ben and Richard. And producer John. And composer Howard. However, I don't think it should be a series, more a bunch of one-off episodes or two-parters. Just to keep the humour fresh and biting.
@KevServo New Blackadder?!? Without Stephen, Hugh, Rowan, and company it just would not be the same. They are all brilliant and they got to work together.
@MistaDollaD I wouldn't say it was better before or after they were regulars. The production was so tight that the quality never dropped even after Paul Merton, Jim Sweeney and Steve Steen went to pursue other interests, or Tony Slattery was sacked, or Mike McShane quit. Never kept failing to keep the laughs coming.
This program is the type of program where the spin off (american version) is way better than the original (english one). Terrible to watch the english/british version. Cringe and just without any funny points or lines.
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