The points might actually matter after all.

I liked the episode that they had Stephen Colbert on. :love:

Whose Line MultiFeature: Stephen Colbert Themed - YouTube

http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/reaso...it-anyway-is-c


http://www.buzzfeed.com/hnigatu/who-...e-is-it-anyway

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=K2BNMuKaums

OMG Wayne has no hair! OMG Laura Hall & Linda Taylor are back ;_;

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LOLLLL died at the second song.

I should go do some recon.http://meron.gcapc.com/6.jpghttp://meron.gcapc.com/7.jpghttp://meron.gcapc.com/8.jpghttp://meron.gcapc.com/9.jpg

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Why don't you like lesbians? Meanie head.

What? No, I was excited, but then I was sad because I miss Drew.

Oh, okay, that's understandable. I thought you were sad because Laura Hall and Linda Taylor were back. Those girls are true professionals.

I miss Drew too. Aisha is a helluva big ol' kick-ass black woman, but, well, that's kind of the point. She's not a bald fat ugly white man who enjoys being laughed at if she can't be laughed with. She's shown a penchant for self-effacement in the past, though, and hopefully that will play out on the show.

Jumping in a bit late on the Drew vs. Clive debate:

Drew was awful as host. His "the points don't matter" each episode completely ruined the joke about giving out points, and whereas Clive often made game-relevant jokes on the amount of points ("very well done guessing all the party quirks within thirty seconds, you get a whole... two points"), Drew always gave "1000 points to everyone".

Drew was also absolutely terrible at the games. Have you ever seen him play alphabet? He never bothers to keep up the conversation, he just thinks up a random word that starts with the letter and shouts it, then fills in the rest of the sentence. "B... uh... baboons! Look at the baboons over there!" And then there's the famous Irish Drinking Song that Drew completely ruined at the very start (I love the accusatory "what the hell were you trying to say?" look on Ryan's face when he rhymes Drew's gibberish with his own - it's so hilarious) - and he even continues to spout completely irrelevant trout when the others actually try to return to the story.

Drew's only value was as a professional presenter, which he is, and as the butt of everyone else's jokes, which he was very good at being. But he is completely unsuited for improv.

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Jumping in a bit late on the Drew vs. Clive debate:

Drew was awful as host. His "the points don't matter" each episode completely ruined the joke about giving out points, and whereas Clive often made game-relevant jokes on the amount of points ("very well done guessing all the party quirks within thirty seconds, you get a whole... two points"), Drew always gave "1000 points to everyone".

Drew was also absolutely terrible at the games. Have you ever seen him play alphabet? He never bothers to keep up the conversation, he just thinks up a random word that starts with the letter and shouts it, then fills in the rest of the sentence. "B... uh... baboons! Look at the baboons over there!" And then there's the famous Irish Drinking Song that Drew completely ruined at the very start (I love the accusatory "what the hell were you trying to say?" look on Ryan's face when he rhymes Drew's gibberish with his own - it's so hilarious) - and he even continues to spout completely irrelevant trout when the others actually try to return to the story.

Drew's only value was as a professional presenter, which he is, and as the butt of everyone else's jokes, which he was very good at being. But he is completely unsuited for improv.

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I didn't notice a Drew vs. Clive debate in this thread. The context was Drew vs. the new girl, Aisha Tyler. Drew was good for the show for the exact reason you mentioned, he's easy to pick on. All in good fun. No, he's no improvisationist, and his attempts on the show were groan-worthy, but Tyler might be bad at both. I guess we'll see.

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Jumping in a bit late on the Drew vs. Clive debate:

Drew was awful as host. His "the points don't matter" each episode completely ruined the joke about giving out points, and whereas Clive often made game-relevant jokes on the amount of points ("very well done guessing all the party quirks within thirty seconds, you get a whole... two points"), Drew always gave "1000 points to everyone".

Drew was also absolutely terrible at the games. Have you ever seen him play alphabet? He never bothers to keep up the conversation, he just thinks up a random word that starts with the letter and shouts it, then fills in the rest of the sentence. "B... uh... baboons! Look at the baboons over there!" And then there's the famous Irish Drinking Song that Drew completely ruined at the very start (I love the accusatory "what the hell were you trying to say?" look on Ryan's face when he rhymes Drew's gibberish with his own - it's so hilarious) - and he even continues to spout completely irrelevant trout when the others actually try to return to the story.

Drew's only value was as a professional presenter, which he is, and as the butt of everyone else's jokes, which he was very good at being. But he is completely unsuited for improv.

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I didn't notice a Drew vs. Clive debate in this thread. The context was Drew vs. the new girl, Aisha Tyler. Drew was good for the show for the exact reason you mentioned, he's easy to pick on. All in good fun. No, he's no improvisationist, and his attempts on the show were groan-worthy, but Tyler might be bad at both. I guess we'll see.

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There was a bit at the beginning and I couldn't resist putting my two cents in.

Maybe Tyler will be smarter than Drew - smart enough to know to leave the actual games to the professionals. I've never heard of her, so I don't know.

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Jumping in a bit late on the Drew vs. Clive debate:

Drew was awful as host. His "the points don't matter" each episode completely ruined the joke about giving out points, and whereas Clive often made game-relevant jokes on the amount of points ("very well done guessing all the party quirks within thirty seconds, you get a whole... two points"), Drew always gave "1000 points to everyone".

Drew was also absolutely terrible at the games. Have you ever seen him play alphabet? He never bothers to keep up the conversation, he just thinks up a random word that starts with the letter and shouts it, then fills in the rest of the sentence. "B... uh... baboons! Look at the baboons over there!" And then there's the famous Irish Drinking Song that Drew completely ruined at the very start (I love the accusatory "what the hell were you trying to say?" look on Ryan's face when he rhymes Drew's gibberish with his own - it's so hilarious) - and he even continues to spout completely irrelevant trout when the others actually try to return to the story.

Drew's only value was as a professional presenter, which he is, and as the butt of everyone else's jokes, which he was very good at being. But he is completely unsuited for improv.

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I didn't notice a Drew vs. Clive debate in this thread. The context was Drew vs. the new girl, Aisha Tyler. Drew was good for the show for the exact reason you mentioned, he's easy to pick on. All in good fun. No, he's no improvisationist, and his attempts on the show were groan-worthy, but Tyler might be bad at both. I guess we'll see.

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There was a bit at the beginning and I couldn't resist putting my two cents in.

Maybe Tyler will be smarter than Drew - smart enough to know to leave the actual games to the professionals. I've never heard of her, so I don't know.

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She has her moments. She voices a character on Archer which is where I first heard of her. I watched her standup. It was okay. Not bad, but didn't blow my mind or make my belly hurt with laughter either.

WHO'S LINE IS BACK THIS WEEK.

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WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP

Yeah, I'm not very fond of her as a host. The cast is still funny as ever though. :love: