"Whose Line Is It Anyway?" BLOOPERS - ORIGINAL UK version '94 (pt.1of2) - stereo

Features Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Greg Proops, Steve Frost and Tony Slattery. For some UNCENSORED Tony Slattery, check out • Video - and for part two of THIS, hit • "Whose Line Is It Anyw...

[@alanfrost75]

The "I don't know, it's a mystery" line was a stroke of pure genius from Tony.

[@amberclingan8285]

"She had more hands up her than the Muppets!"
IM DEAD

[@dharmaseed]

Ryan lapsed into Swedish during the Italian scene! So funny that Tony caught it!

[@GoochMcDoober1]

Ryan's attempt at speaking Italian was hilarious.

[@coolioso808]

Never knew Italian was so close to Swedish. :D

[@synthonaplinth5980]

'Bad sneakers and a piñata, my friend'...there was a Steely Dan fan somewhere in the house.

[@BimTalch]

I love the way Tony runs back to his chair XD

[@morpheusatloppers]

I love Ryan. He manages to be cool, hunky and hilarious, all at the same time - not an easy trick to carry off!

[@capnhands]

Tony Slatery is the funniest

[@PeterSellers22]

Frequently

[@trever2244]

He was good, until he spiraled down with the drugs. You can tell by how he dressed during his last episodes, the guy was wearing all black. Kinda sad really.

[@megeraashley7777]

I’ve never heard Clive laugh so hard as he did during Frost’s pirate accent. That was…something I can’t blame Clive.

[@dokujou]

6:41 to 7:00 I can actually imagine that happening in Ryan and Colin's younger days XDD
Tony's "Italian" made me choke laughing because he actually sounds Italian when he's saying all those random Italian words. "Lasagna mozarella" and "Acazzo acazzo is the chef from the Muppets" ROFL

[@paulinegallagher7821]

Lol chef from the muppets actually at one point he sounded like he was speaking Darthraki

[@NFaifua]

I LOVE RYAN STILES

[@BelgiumToast]

The British fans are much better at suggesting tv and theatre styles than the Americans.

[@f.oconnor7666]

We found biscuits in the maggots!

[@MrMathesonk]

That ain't right. That ain't right at all!

[@Ritermann]

After knowing Ryan and Colin, everyone else seem just like Amateurs

[@trever2244]

True, they carried the UK version on their backs. They recognized how brilliant they were and they slowly took over there and by season 3 or 4 they were regulars.

[@versebuchanan512]

That "...bitch" had me coughing on my drink holy shit, I almost died, that was HILARIOUS 🤣

[@TheTradge]

Tony and Steve were on fine form in that first game of Scenes from a Hat!

[@igamarurbytes]

i was thinking the other way. they're a lot more varied from taping to taping that the US version

[@HopSkipLimp]

"Monsters that aren't scary"
Anybody else instantly think of Fredzilla?

[@SteveJones313]

Absolutely

[@jimmybonez8928]

Man... the 90’s were BRIGHT in terms of fashion!!!!

[@BimTalch]

more hands up her than the muppets HA

[@bryanagostini6139]

"bloopers"?

[@AdirondackRuby]

This made me so happy! I love the "old school" whose line...especially Tony!

[@loggats]

Ryan's weakness - foreign accents.

[@hegotaspare]

Whose line is probably my fav. This one was hilarious.

[@jam-trousers]

Absolute genius

[@caitlinpanettieri6595]

I like Colin's tie :D

[@Stormbringer88]

Ryan sounds like a cute monster!

[@mrbeebs44]

I find it strange that this is titled “Bloopers” but it’s not actually bloopers

[@fatsajak]

even as an american, i must wholeheartedly agree! :)

[@johnd5931]

Ryan and Colin haven't aged much in 30 years.

[@jgrif026]

these were the best of times for the show as far as I'm concerned. with the exception of the episode with Richard simmons, one of the greatest ones believe it or not, I never cared for Drew Carey or Wayne Brady (helluva talent)

[@krissywipsy]

Tony Slattery ❤

[@Hallinilla9]

Colin kept coming down during Scenes from a Hat with nothing to do haha.

[@lauragadille3384]

That buzzer sounds sick

[@jackcunningham5605]

Practical joking international share dealers 0:35-0:38, I cant be the only one that finds the most obvious jokes the funniest

[@kevindinham3175]

Brilliant comedy all greats Ryan styles tony slattery greg proops the late John sessions Colin and more

[@geoffnet1]

These aren't so much 'bloopers' as they are 'outtakes'. Bloopers are things that didn't go as planned, like flubbed lines, wardrobe rips/spills, or practical jokes on set. These are scenes that just didn't make it into any 'main' episode, which is more in line with 'outtakes' - scenes that were 'taken out' of the final cut.

[@SaikyRae]

why's this titled bloopers?

[@XshakeninjaX]

The UK version is way better than US. They just need Wayne Brady.

[@tj9944]

They did actually

[@tj9944]

Granted for like 2 episodes

[@francaperotti5934]

I had a crush on tony slattery.

[@PandaLover230]

Is it me or is that buzzer hella annoying?????

[@poopfart785]

it's weird as an american to use pissed in it's traditional meaning

[@generalbullmoose]

00:55 - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@barak363363]

6:05 lol

[@karina-oh7826]

I wish I could understand the Brits better... 😊

[@AnneNic14]

Just you.

[@ericlandriault5748]

3:13

[@blugreen123]

Is it just me, or are a lot of the UK SFAH suggestions not very good?

[@Michael-cb5nm]

It’s you

[@DRAGONS147]

A b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z. Did i do it right????

[@bleebloe]

does anyone know what year this was??

[@swisstony736]

Around 1990. Watched it religiously on tv in my 20s.

[@Drogon7102]

It says in the title.