Brad Sherwood talks about filming "Whose Line is it Anyway" | Improv Nerd Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Brad Sherwood is a regular on Whose Line Is It Anyway? He was also on the British version of Whose Line for three seasons and has tons of TV credits including many appearances on The Tonight Show and hosting The Dating Game. Jimmy caught up with Brad before his two-person improv show with Colin Mochrie at The Genesse Theater in Waukegan, IL, and talked to Brad about confidence as improviser, being on Whose Line and a time he bombed doing improv.
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It's funny because the Ant Farm B-52s song is one of Brad finest moments on the show. The instant cheering from the crowd is gold.
Neroshi also comes to mind.
It sucks how we've had so few avenues to see that Brad is not just a great improvisationalist, but really smart and quite capable of being serious.
The infamous Cosby-Hitler sketch, that was a little "oh we can't say that, take this!" It seems the folks at WB found more of a sense of humor and gave them more freedom for creativity.
Loved that episode!
Funny thing about that is, they couldn't do Bill Cosby and Hitler, but in the replacement Bill Cosby and the Insurance Salesman Ryan did a Nazi salute.
I’ve been watching that sketch recently and I laugh so hard when Ryan mimed that bit.
In fact, I had to stop watching the video just so I could hear what verses Brad and Wayne were actually singing when Ryan did the salute and goose step.
"You better not make fun of Hitler!"
I LOVE BRAD SHERWOOD! :D
Me too, I would love it so very much to be his Husband, I just noticed that Brad has a ring on his finger, nevertheless I will still love to be his Husband.
And yet the "bugs on drugs" line actually made it to air.
This reminds me of the "Hitler" episode. I loved Drew's line when someone did something related to Native Americans and Drew said something like, "can't say anything about Hitler, but make fun of Native Americans. Who gives a sh** about them?" He was seriously pissed that they were told not to do the bit about Hitler.