Now hear this all Sirs and Ma'ams: Tired should have passed. One syllable . Sounds like 2 because the R-controlled vowel makes it necessary to pronounce a little extra schwa sound after the long I. It is, however, one. And there you have it. Demand a replay.
Maybe I could make a show like this, but I'll need some more people to play and some more people to animate the show... That was just one thing I could work on in my channel...
@legosareus ....seriously? have you ever watched whose line? XD just kidding lol. ryan is the tall one with the big shoes and wayne is the black one... couldn't really think of another way to describe him :P
me neither. I feel like they should have added it to whoseline. like "now we're going to play a game called one syllable words! we're going to need to go to the green screen stage for this" then they go to the green screen stage in the other room with the other studio audience?
I don't know about it not doing well, but I hadn't heard of the show till I saw it on youtube. It's a shame, I like it better than whoseline. Except, of course, for the lack of Ryan and Wayne.
Ryan did do the unaired pilot, but he says the magic and imagination loses when you have animators animate the improv scene thats why he didnt do the show
Syllables typically contain one vowel phoneme (like ay, oh, uh, ee, ah, etc.) and are typically separated by consonant groups (like str, pl, d, cr, g, etc.) or diphthongs (like the 'yuh' sound in higher or the 'wuh' sound in lower). Example: "lower" has a diphthong, but "lore" doesn't, so they have 2 and 1 syllables, respectively. "Tired" is generally said as "tie-yurd", which has a diphthong ('yuh'), giving it 2 syllables. Sometimes, the diphthong can be suppressed, so it's much less noticeable, making "tired" sound like /tuhrd/, which has one syllable.
The show also ended because Drew had a falling out/conflict with ABC. The WB is also a part of ABC. So that might explain why the show was ended. But love this format of improv a little bit more over WL, just a little. WL is the best. Not a real big fan of Wayne though, I think the shows do so much better without him. Just my opinion and liking.
actually the WB was a SEPARATE channel(owned by Warner Bros) while ABC was owned by Disney, by the time Green Screen Show came out in 2004, Drew Carey Show Ended in ABC and previously, they stopped filming new whose line episodes(actually around 2001-2002 when they stopped filming but they had lots of left over episodes unaired so they aired "new" episodes in 2005-2007) but ABC has aired many Warner Bros produced shows since the 80s
GIVE ME TEN!... TWICE! amazing xD
If Ryan and Wayne were still on the show, this show might still be on the air! I miss this amazingness... :[
DID YOU KNOW? Charles 'Chip' Esten is actual Frankie Muniz rebranded? Weird but true.
Apparently I'm 14 years late being cool. eh, it's a curse I can live with.
words like tired are not multi syllable words. i wish this had lasted longer.
Now hear this all Sirs and Ma'ams:
Tired should have passed.
One syllable . Sounds like 2 because the R-controlled vowel makes it necessary to pronounce a little extra schwa sound after the long I. It is, however, one.
And there you have it. Demand a replay.
Brad fucking owned this shit. He dodged the others' trip-ups amazingly for as long as he did.
"What state are you from?"
"Maine!"
(Maine is the only one syllable state-impressive brad.)
New York works. Two words each with one syllable.
You can say Bronx... Not a state but it's a part of a state and only you one syllable
Why did this show only last a season? This was awesome! And yes, Brad always owns.
best animation ive seen for the green screen show
all the men and girls that write on this clip should write in one sound like they talk in the clip so it will look fun when more come to read it.
Maybe I could make a show like this, but I'll need some more people to play and some more people to animate the show...
That was just one thing I could work on in my channel...
This animation is sort of similar from "Robot Chicken"... not that I've seen it before...
"Look!! Sir! I... need... some love?!"
LMAO
Where's the rest of the Whose Line Cast?! UGH! RYAN!! WAYNE!! AAHH!!
Tired is a one syllable word not two, it has a disappearing syllable.
This is a weird episode of Robot Chicken.
@legosareus ....seriously? have you ever watched whose line? XD
just kidding lol. ryan is the tall one with the big shoes and wayne is the black one... couldn't really think of another way to describe him :P
Is tired really a two sounded word?
i would say so yeah "tie-yerd"
words like tired,fired are not multi syllable words
I realize this is 11 years late but no, tired is not a two syllable word
Can someone give me the lyrics to that theme song?
Caí en la trampa de ser tu amigo
caí en la trampa de en ti confiar
desde que un día tu decidiste
dejar lo nuestro en lo vulgar
yeah me and my mom were wondering if him and drew had a falling out and thats why he didnt do this but he could have been with family or something
It's a pitty that Ryan is not on the show.
me neither. I feel like they should have added it to whoseline. like "now we're going to play a game called one syllable words! we're going to need to go to the green screen stage for this" then they go to the green screen stage in the other room with the other studio audience?
@jimmyfallonfan98 It depends on whether you pronounce a /j/ in the middle of it or not. Some people pronounce it in one syllable, others in two.
The two of you who did not click the like link - GIVE ME TEN! TWICE!
@cheese4g Because Ryan wasn't there!
I don't know about it not doing well, but I hadn't heard of the show till I saw it on youtube. It's a shame, I like it better than whoseline. Except, of course, for the lack of Ryan and Wayne.
I think Ryan was in only a few episodes... not sure about Wayne...
maybe he wanted to try something different.. i mean he has been working with drew forever.. on the drew carey show and whose line
Ryan did do the unaired pilot, but he says the magic and imagination loses when you have animators animate the improv scene thats why he didnt do the show
Aw, if Brad hadn't done that last thing, he would of lasted the whole time. ;D
so is a syllable just....when ur tongue has to move to make a different sound? if that made sense
Syllables typically contain one vowel phoneme (like ay, oh, uh, ee, ah, etc.) and are typically separated by consonant groups (like str, pl, d, cr, g, etc.) or diphthongs (like the 'yuh' sound in higher or the 'wuh' sound in lower). Example: "lower" has a diphthong, but "lore" doesn't, so they have 2 and 1 syllables, respectively.
"Tired" is generally said as "tie-yurd", which has a diphthong ('yuh'), giving it 2 syllables. Sometimes, the diphthong can be suppressed, so it's much less noticeable, making "tired" sound like /tuhrd/, which has one syllable.
@@geoffnet1 wow great explanation
@cheese4g yes he did but dont 4get jeff davis
No Ryan and No Wayne... :(
tah-yurd. LOL!
Manu Chao!!!!
The show also ended because Drew had a falling out/conflict with ABC. The WB is also a part of ABC. So that might explain why the show was ended. But love this format of improv a little bit more over WL, just a little. WL is the best. Not a real big fan of Wayne though, I think the shows do so much better without him. Just my opinion and liking.
actually the WB was a SEPARATE channel(owned by Warner Bros) while ABC was owned by Disney, by the time Green Screen Show came out in 2004, Drew Carey Show Ended in ABC and previously, they stopped filming new whose line episodes(actually around 2001-2002 when they stopped filming but they had lots of left over episodes unaired so they aired "new" episodes in 2005-2007) but ABC has aired many Warner Bros produced shows since the 80s