0:21 The first one with Jeff referencing the DreamWorks logo and Wayne turning into a horny werewolf is a call-back to Let's Make a Date from earlier in that episode (S13E03).
@@yadiyyussof95 'change for a twenty' implies Colin is a prostitute that charges very low amounts. Yes, it's mean, but it's mean to him, not to Wayne. HTH.
Two blondes are in an elevator. One turns to the other and says "Do you like my new perfume? It's called 'Come To Me'." The other one leans in, sniffs, and says "Well, it doesn't smell like come to me."
Well, it being an improv based show, I'd go with the latter... That being said, it *was* created by the same guy who came up with Mock The Week, and their 'improv' prompts were allegedly shared with the comedians a few hours before the show - they apparently also had a choice as to what spinning the wheel will land on, so they can either try out a new routine, or pull one of their classics out of their ass to match the theme. It's still their own material, not from a writer's room, but it's *slightly* less impressive when you think they had half a day to come up with it, not half a minute. It also explains why Hugh Dennis could do the voiceovers for the longer clips so well - he'd already seen them at least 4 or 5 times.
@@eddyblackmore2834Mock the Week was never billed as an improv show though, so of course the panellists were allowed some preparation time. It at least meant that they could think up something to say. No good looking at piece of film and saying "what's going on?" out of character, is it? The only round which used anything resembling improv was Scenes We'd Like to See, which was a cross between World's Worst and Scenes from a Hat.
You must be a woman or guy-whom-likes-babanas. If you are really an AT hater: I get that 😢 Yoy got bad education. Smth like: all females whom do comedy are crap by definition. That would be weird.
0:21 The first one with Jeff referencing the DreamWorks logo and Wayne turning into a horny werewolf is a call-back to Let's Make a Date from earlier in that episode (S13E03).
I love Aisha’s laugh!
8:55 Colin's answer is pure gold🤣
Wrong timestamp my friend.
It’s @ 9:05 to be exact. 😉
Is it mean? Can someone explain?
@@yadiyyussof95 'change for a twenty' implies Colin is a prostitute that charges very low amounts. Yes, it's mean, but it's mean to him, not to Wayne. HTH.
- You got a muffin top, a lazy eye and varicose veins!
Love the nick at the end
** varicose veins
That last clip will for ever be in my heart :DDD
10:57 I'm not sure I've ever seen someone tuck their shirt in their underwear lol
It is quite common on TV, keeps the shirt straight (and not look saggy) even while sitting down
@@bmw_i good to know :)
I learned something new today.
The joke Aisha Tyler did reminded me of the scene in scary movie
If a magician asked you if “this is your card” always say “no, it’s yours, it’s from your pack of cards” 😉
Wayne would make it in the uk he’s brilliant
More compilations please 🤩
Or maybe..... making all the episodes available on UA-cam 😯🥺🥹😍
2:59 she said perfumes that won't sell. Everyone would buy that in a heartbeat. Just for the Steven he meme.
Well, there would be another perfume for that... It's called "Disappointment."
Two blondes are in an elevator. One turns to the other and says "Do you like my new perfume? It's called 'Come To Me'."
The other one leans in, sniffs, and says "Well, it doesn't smell like come to me."
That 350 minutes got me!😂
As a die hard Bake off watcher that made me think of some of the celebrity contestants 😂
And then he went back to check the oven in the next bit
16:20 ryan said "fuc**k" 🤣🤣🤣
I am sorry to hear that this is the end. So few GOOD laughs left.....
In 90 degrees for 360minutes 😂😂
Get outta ma way white boy! Love it 🤣🤣🤣
2:35 Colin never forgot that Wayne has a ticklish butt.
This is the one show that would be hard to recreate. Because the talent in it is irreplaceable.
Amen to that 🙏🏽
Yeah, because improvisational comedy only exists in this show. 🙄
You do know it was in the UK first.
I just love how Lana Kaine hosts this show.
Too bad 2023 is the last season :(
:(
whaaaat. why?
@@AlmiNia Google - whose line is it anyway 2023 = "Whose Line is it Anyway is coming to an end"
@@Tan3l6 😢
end of an era
jeezzus...that was good one
Please explain mr harman joke @1:08-1:12
Probably a reference to PeeWee Herman who was caught playing with himself in a theater
I watched this while eating my tv dinner 😂😂😂
I love how Colin remembered Wayne has a tickle-ish butt at 2:38 . Its kind of like an Easter Egg from the older run of the show
10:31 Quite a few How to videos on UA-cam go like this.
3:00 Steven He's Asian Dad: I will take five.
Is it scripted or they are just so good at improv??
Well, it being an improv based show, I'd go with the latter...
That being said, it *was* created by the same guy who came up with Mock The Week, and their 'improv' prompts were allegedly shared with the comedians a few hours before the show - they apparently also had a choice as to what spinning the wheel will land on, so they can either try out a new routine, or pull one of their classics out of their ass to match the theme. It's still their own material, not from a writer's room, but it's *slightly* less impressive when you think they had half a day to come up with it, not half a minute. It also explains why Hugh Dennis could do the voiceovers for the longer clips so well - he'd already seen them at least 4 or 5 times.
@@eddyblackmore2834Mock the Week was never billed as an improv show though, so of course the panellists were allowed some preparation time. It at least meant that they could think up something to say. No good looking at piece of film and saying "what's going on?" out of character, is it?
The only round which used anything resembling improv was Scenes We'd Like to See, which was a cross between World's Worst and Scenes from a Hat.
Aisha was great in archer as Lana Caine
This show has never gave off racist vibes from the cast. Aisha will call any old shit "racism" but she tells Ryan "get out of the way white man"?
The "white boy" was part of the joke character she was playing, not racist, but she is an one trick pony who can only improvise using this topic.
i really like spotting all the pretty girls in the audience, the blonde one laughing, is gorgeous.
With awesome honkers, yeah!
Creepy af.
do men often wear a shirt under their underwear
Mostly just the ones on TV, to keep the shirt wrinkle free
Bring drew back
Love this series but can't stand aisha Tyler.
You must be a woman or guy-whom-likes-babanas.
If you are really an AT hater: I get that 😢 Yoy got bad education. Smth like: all females whom do comedy are crap by definition.
That would be weird.
2023 is the last season because of the woke political corrrecteness that makes impossible to keep playing the game without being canceled
No, it's because of money. And Aisha is woke and an one trick pony with the sex and race only jokes.
They can't have an episode w/o bringing the race talk.
And? They make it funny
U mean the monkey part? ???
Ikr it’s so funny.