The UK version was the best, although some early episodes could result in too many blanks from performers as they got off topic and played on a performer's idea instead of Clive's guidance. The mix of comedians was always welcome, but by the time it went to the US it seemed too reliant upon Hoe Downs and song and dance with Drew and Wayne. However, depending on what kind of comedy you prefer, there is a season that will speak to you.
A lot of celebrity guests seemed out of their element also, so the real gems are when only skilled improv comedians are gathered as they keep the flow solid and tears flowing from laughter. I just wish some streaming service could get rights to every season so we could watch the evolution of the show and appreciate the diverse nature of so many fantastically warped minds!
Review of Whose Line Is It Anyway?
