Reacting to Would I Lie To You (+ a USA version??)
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- Why don't comedy panel shows exist in America? Or do they??? Let's react to the BEST BITS of Britain's favourite Would I Lie To You PLUS a shocking American version!!
As a Canadian living in the UK, British comedy panel shows are truly magic and should be protected at all costs.
0:00 what are we doing today
1:13 in-law fiasco
3:57 bob mortimer rant
4:55 Mavis the owl
8:37 this doesn't exist in America
11:53 best part about Britain?
12:52 hanging out the bath
16:26 would I lie to you usa
17:28 rant about americans
19:42 banana bread
22:54 deep dive
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Hey! I'm Alanna - a thirty-something documenting my life as a Canadian living in England.
I share the ups and downs of an expat living abroad and what it's really like living in the UK. It's not always easy, but there's been so many wonderful experiences, too. I post a RUclips video every Tuesday plus an additional video every Saturday on Patreon + YT Memberships. I also livestream every Wednesday and Sunday at 5:30pm GMT/BST on Twitch.
Alanna x
We do beg your pardon, but we are in your garden
We do beg your pardon, but we are in your garden
We do beg your pardon, but we are in your garden
Love bob Mortimer.
And *that's* when shrubbery comes in.
@@colinhiggs70 If memory serves I think it was the classic game of "Assault and Shrubbery"
Was reading the comments whilst taking a sip of hot tea, went everywhere as soon as I read the first line!
@@b3564hahaha!
the popularity of these shows, it's the wit. we like wit. to us its a martial art, if someone were to take the piss out of you -in a really good and inventive way? Well, you'd salute them for it
Yes,we like Banter and among friends it can be fierce. Can you imagine those 2 USA Captains having a pop at each other?
A British person never rips a new one into someone as hard as they do to their close friends.
The running joke with QI was that only 1 person on the production team actually knew how the scoring worked, and they never explained it.
Somehow Alan Davies always managed to get the highest number of minus points, and if he was winning, Stephen Fry would soon fix that.
It was explained from the very start, it wasn't a secret. Unless you mean how many points, that wasn't stated to be fair but the general basis of how it's scored was.
Any obviously wrong answers that sets the klaxon off loses points. Anything at all funny, interesting, or the correct answer gets you points. The funny or interesting doesn't have to be on topic.
Bob Mortimer's 'Hand Lion' story is beyond hilarious. Would I lie..., Mock the week, QI, 8/10 cats does Countdown, are all unmissable.
Bob Mortimers stories on wilty are legendary , his self dendistry story is wild 😂
Fuji 9, baby!
@@grahamstrouse1165
Once you know how to use Fuji 9, you are basically a dentist.
I love the firework story, his poor mum
The egg in the bath has also got to be one of the best as well.
Splitting an apple. It all comes down to the " present" at the end.
Stephen Fry discussed “the difference” between British (UK) comedy and USA and the main point is that “we” can quite easily laugh at ourselves, if we are being made fun of as there is no “you can’t make a fool of me, I’m a tv/film star” attitude. Those tv/film star who make guest appearances on panel shows never seem to take it seriously - they understand that the chances of them being ridiculed or made to look like a twit by the other “contestants” are high - it’s all part of the show!
Stephen Fry said that USA “celebrities” do find it hard to step back from the persona they have created, which makes it difficult for them to enjoy the comedy if they have to continue that image, whereas respected actors like Sir Ian McKellen, Dame Judi Dench and Sir Michael Caine for example revel in the banter and being made to look silly. He said that when speaking to his USA friends, they just could not comprehend how - when watching “our” kind of comedy - that prior to the recording of such shows, the celeb panellists are pleasant and friendly to each other but as soon as the recording starts, they seem to love making comedic abuse to each other - they were amazed at rude the banter was but was the audience considered it funny and acceptable! That’s just how we roll? 😂😂
Canadian "stars" seem to be the same as UK stars, they don't take themselve too seriously. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.
That seems strange to me cos I have seen quite a few comedy roasts on RUclips and it involved a lot of American celebrities- frank sinatra dean martin etc
@@tucoramirez3333 Roasts are only superficially the same, they're more about bullying someone than being funny, and the subject enduring it to "prove" they're a good sport. It's still all about winning, either by breaking someone or by proving "you can take it". The subject takes it seriously because the entire point of the thing is all about them, whereas a panel show people laugh the jokes at their expense off because the show isn't really about them, they're just fuel for the comedy. One is all about ego and the other is about stepping away from your ego.
@@Ylyrra not the ones I have watched - they are laughing their heads off - including the person getting roasted
@@tucoramirez3333 Well, I guess that's what a roast is supposed to be, I've just never had the good fortune to see one that seemed genuine rather than someone being put through a right of passage like hazing.
Someone,(on one of those talking heads programs),theorised that americans are too competitive to understand parlour games,(which a lot of panel shows are based on),they don’t get that winning or losing is irrelevant. I suggest listening to “I’m sorry I haven’t a clue”,self described antidote to panel games,which has been on the radio since the early 70’s and is incredibly silly and clever at the same time.
Marc Maron hosted a US version of Never mind the Buzcocks in the early 00s and said this exact thing. He couldn't grasp that the points didn't matter.
A show that never fails to hit the snail on the head, can you imagine a group of typical US comedians playing Mornington Creasant? it'd be carnage
It's so rare to see someone talking about I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue! I still remember listening to the broadcast when Rob Brydon was given Tom Jones Delilah to sing on Pick Up Song, and a legend was born as we heard that Rob had PIPES! I still miss Humph
Going to see a recording of I'm sorry I haven't a clue on Thursday, with my (77yr old) Dad. Can't wait
This is exactly what I was thinking, people from the u.s. are roo competitive
Actually, Radio 4 is why Britain has panel shows/games 😊
Radio 4 comedy panel games are the best. Some of the things they get away with broadcasting are incredible, especially at the time of day they’re on.
I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue was is legendary.
Radio is actually why we have comedy on tv in the first place, it used to be all drama!
@@abarratt8869Stephen Fry's alternative definition of the word "countryside" on ISIHAC was fantastic, he said it meant "the killing of Piers Morgan"
Indeed. Still waiting for the TV version of The Unbelievable Truth.
@@DanFre40 I still think the best joke Jack has ever said on ISIHAC is when describing the life of Marcel Marceau he said he died of gesticullar cancer. Brilliant.
"Shooting Stars" is mad as hats. If you want an insane panel show.
The permanent glint in Bob Mortimer’s eye is a joy to behold 😊
In the UK version there are genuinely quirky people, comedians and some straight laced people but they all relax and let their guard down and then there's the chemistry between Lee, David and Rob
I think the main issue with US attempts at panel shows is American comedians and other people in entertainment are all about being big bold personalities and getting everything hyped and thay just doesn't suit the format which is centred around mutual mockery and silliness. Other issue is people in the US tend to be less self-deprecating which is a big part of the banter.
Yeah I’ve met some Americans and honestly, the ones I’ve met so use different words at times than we do, and they can seem a bit extra, a bit more expressive about things in general. But just like us, everyone will find different things funny. They didn’t have any problem understanding my humour and I understood theirs. So really there is funny and unfunny stuff in both American and British Comedy
Yes
Who said Americans couldn’t do cringe comedy? Their version of WILTY made me cringe SOOOOOO hard! 😂
I was thinking the same thing 🤣
The Satsuma Complex is Bob Mortimer’s novel. He also has an autobiography
Bob’s Autobiography is called “And Away…..” -and it’s hilarious and we’ll worth the read or… he narrates his own book on Audiobooks.
"It was reported that the series was cancelled after 1 season" - you don't say!! 🤦♂️😂👍
There are currently seven international Taskmaster series running, the uk version is shown in at least 10 countries or more
There are some great panel shows, Mock the Week, Have I got News For You, QI, just to name a few. But the problem as far as I can see it, is that you'd never get them made the same way in the US. US TV has such tight lines that they have to stick to, or the morality police will go for them, whereas in the UK we tend to more relaxed on things, and a lot of shows push things to the very edge of what they can get away with. Take "Have I got News For You" some of the front row is made up of lawyers to make sure they don't go to far on what is said.
Oh!! if you ever get the chance look up the old versions of Never mind the Buzzcocks, which is now been rebooted, with Greg Davis as the host, which is also very good.
It's funny because while I see what you're saying about the quote-unquote morality police.... the example lie that Alanna featured from the US episode here was so disgusting it made me wonder where on earth their moral censors were at the time?!?! I can only imagine the British production team looking at that prospective lie and giving a solid blow-by-blow breakdown to the guest in question on why that lie won't fly - it's just revolting.
So sometimes in America it seems almost like there's a twisted "immorality police" if you will, that insists on forcing these gross and pointless "anti-jokes" that totally undermine the intended emphasis of the show. And this seems to be a big battle within America, because there's both a morality police AND an immorality police that fight over everything, and many things beyond good television get ruined in the crossfire.
@@lpsp442 I agree. I think in the UK the celebrities live far more normal lives and so they have things to lie/be truthful about. I thought one of the telling things on the USA versions wiki page was the number of writers. I checked the UK version and there were none. That may reflect the quality of the panelists but also the different approach between the 2 countries.
Anything with Bob Mortimer, Greg Davies, Rhod Gilbert, or James Acaster is comedy gold.
I notice from that wiki page that the usa show has 5 writers. The uk wiki page for the same show has no writers; does that illustrate something i wonder?
Of course the British show has writers who do you think writes the statements on the cards?
Certainly most, perhaps all modern UK panel shows have writers. In a way, this is their central falsehood - that they are conversational and improvised, when for the most part they are anything but. On some shows (and Sean Lock talks about this somewhere), the writers actually set up in a room and the performers buy their material and the rights to it then and there. Older ones (eg Just a Minute) didn't do this, and the consequent sense of a barely suppressed riot is what the modern ones lack. PS Sean didn't buy his material, and I don't think Bob did either.
Whose line is it anyway is the best.
In the UK we ended up with Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops both American and Colin Mochrie a Canadian who I’m guess must be a national treasure to Canadians.
Mike McShane too in the early days, along with Wayne Brady later on and many others. The UK show still holds up today, a lot of it is available on YT and still gets a watch from me.
I think that my 'palate cleanser' will be to hunt down Bob Mortimer's story about the fireworks...!! 😀
The British version of this show is such a success because of the chemistry between and talent of Rob Brydon, David Mitchell and Lee Mack. They have distinctive and individual styles of humour. Their constant ribbing of each other adds another humorous element to the show. If you watch the first few seasons of the show you will see how it has evolved into the success it is today. Rob started off as a guest where his talent shone through. It was obvious then that he was the right man to take over as the chairman. I never tire of the show. You are right about Bob and his stories. They are so out there that they drive David crazy trying to decide truth or lie. Have you seen the one where Bob claims to do his own dentistry? That's a classic. 😂😂
The carrot in the box game on 8 out of ten cats is classic, Sean Lock was a comedy genius
I thought this was going to be a typical reaction video (There are so many on here) but as usual you turned it into something unique.
Judging by the clip you played of the USA version it seems to be very much a competition from the panels to see who can get the most attention. Whereas the UK version seems more a bunch of mates having a fun game whist taking the piss out of each other and Rob Brydon is very much part of that!
Have a great week x
The Elephant in the room is that unless Women are really goo,strong friends,they don't take the piss out of each other,publicly.
Sean Lock - Carrott in a Box. Enough said.
John Simm was, of course, The Master but just before that he played DCI Sam Tyler in a series called Life on Mars which was actually the first thing I remember him from.
Mostly know of him as 'Jip' from a brit flick called Human Traffic about a group of friends night out in Cardiff.
his 'The weekend has landed' speech was probably the most quoted lines for most ravers in the late 90s 😆
Also cop show Grace. New series coming soon.
Shooting Stars? Since you're a Bob Mortimer fan.
Also, Creature Comforts may be a show you'd love if not seen it. it's such an insane concept but absolute quirky Britishness. Somone pitched the idea like "Let's spend months making plastecine animals that talk about random outakes of their lives"
And us brits loved it! 🤣
the Stars in Their Eyes sketch is top tier
I am literally watching advert now of 2 dogs in the back of car using this very concept.
Oh god. Nick Park’s Creature Comforts is one of my favourites.
Creature Comforts has a RUclips channel with most, if not all, of the episodes (complete and in clips).
To appreciate it properly, you must be aware that the voices are real people being interviewed about their lives, without any kind of scripting. The animations were then done around the recordings.
As a UK fan, the recent 10+ year run of Whose Line US is now my favourite which I rewatch a lot more than the 00s series. Aisha Tyler was such a fantastic addition as presenter and the new regular guests were all great as well as the original guests who returned. The humour is pretty much the same slapstick, innuendo laden stuff from its previous two versions, but right up to date in regards to trends and satire. It’s exactly what you loved in the 00s but just with more recent references.
@AdventuresAndNaps American here, I love British comedy. First fell in love with it when I stumbled across The Vicar of Dibley. Now thanks to RUclips i can watch these shows. I love The Taskmaster. You should do 8 out of 10 Cats
To be fair, Who’s Line Is It Anyway is a British panel show that did hit big in the US (still airing after decades).
I grew up in Canada watching Front Page Challenge which was a hugely popular panel show about the news. I was actually on the Reach For The Top team for my school. But those are about the only panel shows I can remember in Canada. I love watching Would I Lie To You though. Kevin bridges buying a horse (accidentally) was my favorite episode.
Check out Mock the Week if you want a British comedy news show, much better than have I got news for you
Congrats on hitting 150k well deserved, Alana.
Omg! Loved this! I hope you do more reactions! So funny!
Panel shows are brilliant...I think I mentioned them to you a while ago...love them ❤
Yay! Would I lie to you is one of my favourite shows. Love it. Brilliant stress reliever!
My favourite was mock the week 😊
Did you know that you can get tickets free of charge to sit in the audience of many of these shows? The popular shows can be difficult to get tickets for, there is normally some kind of waiting list but it is a fun night out and very interesting to see how it is done. Many are filmed in London so perfect for you to take the train in. Get there early as they usually send out more tickets than seats available to ensure there are no empty places in the audience.
whose line is it anyway started in the uk... clive anderson, tony slattery, ryan stiles, greg proops, josie lawrence was the original line-up.
Re head and taps; if the tap end is against a wall and the other end isn't, then Greg's long legs can hang out the bath with his head at the tap end
I'll have to watch this later but just want to add that new Taskmaster is starting next week. Woo-hoo!
The US managed to screw up their version of that too, which is quite an achievement. The NZ version (especially seasn 2) is well worth a look. 🙂
I really liked the AUS version!
@@AdventuresAndNaps Yeah, that was good too but the NZ season 2 is up there with the best of any version.
Agree with the recommendation for the NZ version. I’d love to see the Aussie version
have you seen Lee mack's cockney routine at the Apollo, you've probably lived here long enough to appreciate it, thanks for the content, love it!
I agree with you about Bob, as mentionrd below, anything with Sean Lock (rip) in 8 out of 10 cats do Countdown, but surely especially the 2 episodes of carrot in a box
Shaun Lock's seal clubbing, challenging wank and 'greatest achievement' - all in one show. That and both carrots in a box raised him to Bob Mortimer levels.
I think the funniest Would I lie to you episode is the 1 with Kevin Bridges & the horse 😂
You are a lovely addition to Britain, glad to have you.. You are with us for good reasons
I used to live in the states. Loved my years there and adore the friends I made. However, regarding TV... my bugbear about the import and export issue is that we buy successful US TV shows for broadcast in the UK. Eg: Golden Girls, Starsky & Hutch, Cheers, Frasier, Cagney & Lacey, Roseanne, Taxi, Friends, Kojak, Happy Days, Will & Grace, ER, Greys Anatomy... I could go on forever. (This, I think, also plays into why we're so much more aware of their culture than they are of ours).
But... America, for the most part, REMAKES successful British shows and, other than the Office, they mostly fail.
There's an arrogance about that, as if our TV isn't good enough as is, and Americanising it will make it somehow better.
You'd think by now, after so many fails, they'd just buy them and show them in their OG state. 🤷🏼♀️
The new Whose line is it anyway isn't a reboot, it's just new seasons with almost the same participants from the early 2000s show you grew up on, even Laura Hall and Linda Taylor were there as the musicians, the only main difference is Aisha Tyler is hosting instead of Drew Carey.
The Satuma Complex isn't an autobiography but is well worth a read. It might as well be, though, as his actual life is just as odd, and you certainly picture him as the lead character and can hear his voice as you read it. 😂
Very interesting, that last section! Hi from N Ireland. And yes, I've often made this observation about the distinct uniqueness of UK "panel show" comedy - and how legit god tier it is - vs the lack of it over there. I'm 39, and remember vividly watching the first series of "Have I Got News For You" in 1990, no IDEA wtf the politics was about, but laughing my head off at the shildish humour of Paul Merton, and indeed "Whose Line is it Anyway?", which ofc, was also largely accessible to kids.
I'm Canadian, debating whether to suggest she watch a compilation of Kevin McAleer's Uncle Colm on Derry Girls. Knocks the wind out of me every time.
@@danmayberry1185 I was born In Omagh, County Tyrone, Kevin McAleer's home town :) That would be interesting. Love the fella
This is just the kind of video I needed today. Thank you, and congratulations on 150,000 subscribers!
Yay! Thank you!
You're welcome!
We have a very strong comedy panel show generator in the form of Radio 4. A lot of these TV ones started there.
Shooting stars, vic and bob being surreal.
@gideondurham924. Yer wouldn't let it lie, would yer? 😄😄
It is possibly the greatest panel show ever created on British TV, and certainly better than all others remaining. No politics, no whining, no virtue signalling, just performers doing what they do best. It is really a treat! It's a strange relic, like one of those ancient Egyptian Obelisks encountered in Rome, Paris or London, still there after all these years because nobody can think of anything better to replace it.
Btw, on the radio check out "I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue" the self-styled "antidote to panel shows".
I wonder if you've come across the UK sitcom Coupling? It's a bit like friends though more adult and they don't all live together.
You know your panel shows, milady! That’s a sub from me. 🙂
How was the funniest part of this whole video not the professional comedians but Alanna reading the comments under the American version. So good
I found myself agreeing with one of the comments at 19:07. Then I realised it was my comment.
Friends was filmed with a live audience and that made it good, although the Classic "Mash" had canned laughter which was removed when it first came to the UK
The laughing on friends is edited in. There’s plenty of videos on here where the laughter track has been removed, you can still here the audience laughing but it’s only really at bloopers not so much at the jokes in the show.
8 out of 10 cats does countdown is a must
there was a pannel show called blankerty blank, when i was little, it was a national treasure. when i was little i liked one called never mind the buzzcocks a music one
Buzzcocks is still going although it's on Sky now. Greg Davies is the host.
Blankety blank came back recently.
I'd highly recommend James Acasters 4 parter 'Repertoire' Absolute game changer. And cold Lasagne 👌🏽💙
lmao Girl you have Sooooo become British , the way you shut that US version down , you could see your finger on the pause button so fast. You know British humour and it’s something that we do well. Keep up the good researching 👍
Bobs book the satsuma complex is a novel, not an autobiography, and it’s great 👍🏻
I’m sure others comments have already said it but personally I think it’s because of the difference in culture between the UK and US.
In the US you’re competing to be the biggest and loudest in the room compared to the UK where we don’t want to cause a fuss. We are not main characters and we don’t want to inconvenience others.
Whose line is it anyway is a UK show that US made their own version of 10 years after the UK version. The show was full of Canadians though. Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles was regulars when i watched it in the 90's. Greg Proops, Wayne Brady and Mike McShane was the go to yanks for a long time..
Your reaction to WILTY US version shows that you are officially, or at least comically, now completely British!
I have read Bob's the satsuma complex and it's great. I love him, he is truly hilarious.
Have I got news for you, QI, Mock The Week, Celebrity Juice, Never Mind The Buzzcocks….. the list goes on!
I think that the next panel show you should cover is 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown. 🙂
Bob Mortimer compilation from 8 out of 10 cats is really something 😂😂
I love QI, educational as well as very funny 😂
Oh and youre absolutely correct about the "hate" quite alot of British people have towards Americans. It is mostly based on American TV and fillms. Also politicians, but lets face it our politicians really aren't that much better. Although I would under duress vote for Sunak over Trump or Biden. As much as I hate Sunak.
at the end, Alana, it looked like you were being held at gunpoint!
Waaaay back in the 1970s there was a show called Call My Bluff, also based on 2 teams of 3, but instead of stories the questions were 3 definitions of unusual words. One of the regulars was Alan Coren, father of Giles and Victoria (David Mitchell's father in law). By the way I enjoyed the edit of your F bomb - freeze the video but not the audio hahahahaha! Thumbsup++
Love your vibes
FYI they filmed the UK version of Whose Line Is It Anyway in the US, the last series anyway and I think it was to help with the US setup as the guys behind the show obviously switched over for the US version later
I’ve seen a few comments mention ‘Shooting Stars’. Now THAT’S a panel show where people don’t care about winning & losing. In all my life, I’ve never understood the scoring system - if there even is a system!? 👶🏻 🥁 🕊️
One of the things about this show is that it doesn't really matter whether it's true or a lie. Other panel shows? try 'Have I Got News For You'.
lol your face when you started watching the american one
Old ones: "Call my bluff" or "Face the music"
Call my Bluff was originally American I believe.
@@vladd6787 Not according to chatGpt: ""Call My Bluff" was a British game show that originally aired on the BBC in 1965.
There is a US Taskmaster as well. Also there is a New Zealand version of Taskmaster that is actually really good, which is on the Channel 4 streaming site. Takes a while to get used to the dynamic being different.
And you've got to watch more WILTY, it's brilliant. There's an "Unseen bits" one where Sophie Herman flirts with David Mitchell, there's Kevin Bridges once accidentally bought a horse, Lee Mack's Wok Around the Clock and more. Obviously you've seen some but keep searching them out to react to.
That last US has a creepy quality, not sure why.
Love your reaction.
Love it! :D
I do love Lee Mack, I live abt 30 miles from his hometown.
I stopped watching American TV over 20 years ago when they went 'Real'! WILTY on RUclips is enough for me. David Mitchell has become my favorite comedian.
You should check out Never mind the buzzcocks but the earlier episodes , Britain was different in the late 90's early 2000nds.
Real comedy is off the cuff, not scripted, and the British shows are almost always filmed in front of a real audience.
It boils down to the fact that egos are generally left at the door in British shows and they take the piss out of each other regardless of who you are and nobody takes offence.
I used to watch 8 out of 10 cats with Sean Lock (RIP) religiously.
Bobs latest book satsuma complex? Is a fiction book. I really enjoyed it
I don't think American's get a bad rap from Brits in my generation atleast. Every show I watched growing up was American. Nikelodeon was the bees knees. Movies also, American's and Canadian's are at the top when it comes to movies imo also. Us Brits are up there with our panel shows but TV series and Movies you can't beat Canada and America. Yous are in a league of your own.
Great show, my fav
14:52 I pretty much quit drinking towards the end of 2023 and one of the reasons was I had a very boozy evening and spent the next day in my bathtub. There was no water in the bathtub, there was just me. It just felt safer than my bed, I knew I couldn't fall out of it as long as I didn't try to stand up. Once I _could_ stand up I took a shower and went to bed. My step counter for that day showed a total of about 8 steps. Anyway it was surprisingly comfortable and if I'm ever home alone and severely hungover again in the future I'll definitely do that again.
I feel that you left the most important question unanswered: did you have your head at the tap end?
@@stewartbrodie1720 My taps are on the side!
@@stewartbrodie1720as the younger sibling who always had the tap end when we shared baths I still lay with my head at the tap end in an empty bath 😂 I feel like I never learned how to have a nice relaxing bath
Was there an egg in the bath?
Yes! I’m sorry I haven’t a clue is a radio panel show (of which there have been many super successful shows) is excellent. Can get past series on RUclips. Rob Brydon has an excellent voice - very talented man.
Eight Out of Ten Cats Does Countdown is worth a look.
I've never heard of bumped bannana bread eitherq.
Hey great channel
I’ve been to recordings of several UK panel shows, including live broadcasts like The Last Leg, and we don’t use canned laughter! We’d all cringe at canned laughter and a show that used it would be cancelled quickly!
Thanks for this.
It's obvious why The YSA Show sid not take off but I am not allowed to say. Just look at the composition of THe Panel. 3 Women, including a Captain.
I have watched great UK and USA Comedies since 1961, from London and look at the people who make The UK Show so wonderful.
Let's see Lee, Rob, David, Bob, James,, Greg, Henning, Kevin Bridges,Rhod. Notice something? Oh ! and Claudia to be fair. but The USA has to tick boxes, primarily.
It was great to see you laughing so heartily. I know that was only a short clip of the American version of WILTY, but how awful was that ? It was so cringeworthy. The thing about it, is that I've watched so many Americans' RUclips reactions to WILTY and they absolutely love it, especially our mate Bob Mortimer. Americans can't seem to get enough of our British comedy which is so varied and there is something there for everyone.
You should see Bob Mortimer on Gone Fishing. Very different but worth watching.