Memorable encounter with Robin Williams
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2024
- Colin Mochrie shares memorable experience improvising with the comedy legend Robin Williams
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Legend praising another legend
It must've felt amazing. I can only imagine what it feels like to be in a creative soup like that.
A million points to Colin for all the laughs he's given us over the years.
A million points to Robin for the exact same thing.
And these points DO matter
Colin if you're reading this, hope you live a long life for all the laughs you gave us
Colin calling Robin Williams the ultimate improviser, evoked a strange feeling from me. Because I think Colin is the greatest improviser I’ve ever watched so that praise just felt elevated
Ohh, oh, yeah, Robin was in a category all his own and was _the guy,_ who made seasoned performers and movie stars star struck. He was the best, and there is absolutely no doubt that he was in the correct profession and bested everyone, whilst still elevating their work.
I remember there were a few times where they almost made robin crack up. Damn impressive to get a comedic genius to break character
Two of my favorite episodes, Robin Williams, and Richard Simmons.
Richard's a good sport
"This seat is wet" 😂😂
I remember watching that episode and while I did enjoy Robin Williams performance the rest of you guys really brought something beyond your A-game
Maybe that was it. I remember thinking, "He's great, but he's not really outshining the regulars, tonight."
Colin, you need to know that as much as I love Robin, you are responsible for just as many of the laughs I've had the privilege to enjoy. Live long and...fuck star trek. Just live long ok.
I just watched Robin on "Whose Line" the other day. He was an absolute legend at that point. To go out on a live show with those improv veterans and stand toe to toe with them... I seriously doubt there's a single other top comedian who would have put themselves out there like that. Really shows who Robin was, just the quintessential entertainer top to bottom. If they changed the show at the last second and said, "Actually were just going to do a very serious performance of Hamlet tonight instead," Robin could have stepped up and done that on a dime
it is without a doubt the best episode
Followed very closely by the Richard Simmons episode.
Always Nice to hear about robin Williams And to see Colin
Whenever I rewatch that episode I immediately think about how Robbin’s presence forced Ryan and Collin to bring out their A game.
They are both pros and some of the best at what they do, but Robin had them on their toes the whole time.
Collin was always my favorite on Whose Line. Gets me ever time!
Robin was the perfect guest for that show.
A great man talking about a great man
“I have a career what the hell am i doing ?” To this day one of the best comments from scenes from a hat.
😳 RIP Robin Williams. Resurrect in Paradise. We would’ve needed him this year.
I bet he would've done a special standup set just to call everyone a dumbass back in 2019 when it all started, it might of saved a lot of people.
@@HellInternAKACandyMD Pretty sure the dumbassery started in 2016. That's when the dumbass-in-chief-elect started his dumbass death cult.
Think about it:
I'd imagine that being in Wayne, Colin, and Ryan's shoes, it must have been super intimidating working alongside Robin because you'd think it would make you question how good you really are. Like comparing a rump roast to a filet mignon.
But in Robin's shoes, he's out there just hanging out doing improv as one of the boys.
I could only imagine how incredible it must have been to have worked with such an amazingly talented man. 😢
It’s a great episode. I felt like Robin made everyone else amp their game up. Maybe just to keep up, but it was still great.
This is like Hercules gushing over meeting Sampson. I'm always amazed when ever I hear actors I admire and respect have the same respect towards other actors.
THE BEST EPISODE!!!!ON AN EXCELLENT SHOW!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yes. Lightning in a Bottle!
Why do I have tears in my eyes? Dangnabbit.
That entire episode everyone brought their A-game to stay on Robin’s level. Such a shame they only did one episode with him.
Robin and Richard Simmons. There were a LOT of guests on the American version of Whose Line, but no one brought such an added kick to the stage as those two, and you can still feel it through the screen now watching it. Favorite part is still the prompt "Famous Movie Quotes Said by Different Actors". I've even done my own spins on it before, it's so good.
I would say Sid Caesar was also pretty remarkable. he still had... IT, yknow?
COLIN THANKS 😊 🙏 😘 ☺️ ❤️
Absolutely amazing and remarkable 🙏🏻👏🏻❤️
It is a great episode.
Must see funny
Legends
I do wonder if Colin does not realize just how good he is. Robin was great, but I feel Colin is great as well.
Colin is pretty humble but he knows he’s damn good. But he’s never put himself in Robin Williams’ category. Robin might have, but Colin never would.
I heard the cast was nervous for that episode because they were like “This is Robin Williams. We had better step our game up because he’s one of the greatest improvisers of all time. He was probably the first ever mainstream improvs comic.” And even Robin was nervous because he thought “Sang, I’ve been doing movies for X-number of years. Everything I’ve been doing is with a script. I haven’t improvised in years and these guys do
It every week. I had better step my game up.” That episode was a perfect case of how iron sharpens iron.
Aw that’s sweet lol
❤️❤️❤️
I sweat a lot!
I yhought that was Ian McDiarmid
30 second ad for a 1 minute video. SMH
Id that Alex lifeson interviewing him
This definitely needs more camera angles cuts.
Serious Question: How do you all know that Patrick Stewart is the real Captain Picard, just because a TV show told you so? :P
I get sweaty on coke too
@justaguy5770 And you're not even wearing Robin's permanent fur coat.
I just hate that Robin was the biggest personality in the room on who's line. Like he had to do it all 150%. He couldn't take a step back. It had to he him. He had to he the loudest. He had to he the guy. Jeff Daniels worked in Dumb and Dumber because he knew when to back off and let Jim Carrey do his thing. A comedy act usually has a funny guy and straight man. Its a give and take. In the who's line appearances, Robin had to give and give and give and sometimes I'd just like to know how he'd take it.
Robin Williams was never that funny. He was a coked up plagiarist.
Oh look! It's this stupidity again! It doesn't matter how many times you repeat a lie, kid, its never going to be the truth. But you heard an unsubstantiated rumor and you just have to repeat it.
@@palladiamorsdeus well he was coked up, that's not a rumor, it's a fact, and Colin also pretty much confirmed it here by saying he went through 3 shirts. Excessive sweating is a pretty obvious symptom of being coked up, especially since I doubt that studio was really an oven, it was probably pretty well cooled, seeing as how a lot of the regulars would wear some variations of suits...That being said, saying that he isn't funny is just dumb, he absolutely is and when someone as funny as Colin looks up to you, that in my book means you are damn good.
I have had the fortune of seeing Colin leading some up and comers in Calgary (sadly they were... still up and coming), Wayne when he came to the Jubilee many years ago (It was fantastic, I enjoyed 'a hillbilly stole my propane tank'), and Ryan and Jim when they came to the Grey Eagle a couple years ago (also very enjoyable).
But Robin Williams... I have only had the fortune of seeing his films.
Robin Williams never fails to deliver.