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Thank God You're Here (2007– )Improvisational sketch comedy show featuring celebrities forced to perform a scene in which they have no idea what will happen. Based on the Australian series, Thank God You're Here. |
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| David Alan Grier | ... |
Himself - Host
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| Dave Foley | ... |
Himself - Judge
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Nyima Funk | ... |
Ensemble
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| Maribeth Monroe | ... |
Ensemble
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| Brian Palermo | ... |
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| Chris Tallman | ... |
Ensemble
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| Sean Michael Boozer | ... |
Ensemble
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| Joe Cipriano | ... |
Announcer
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Patrick Pinney | ... |
Announcer
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A weekly game show that showcases the improv skills of a group of four performers who walk into a live sketch without a script. The only thing they can count on is the greeting from a fellow actor in the skit, who proclaims upon their arrival, "Thank God You're Here!" Written by Anonymous
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sketch comedy | guest | improvisation | actor playing multiple roles | actress playing multiple roles |Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
9 April 2007 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Seemed like a great concept, even if it was borrowed from another country. But a great concept doesn't equal a great show. The improv done here is horribly unfunny and amateurish. Jokes repeatedly fall flat because they just aren't funny on any level. It's just a bunch of actors that were funny on other shows because the humor was written for them. Put them in an improv situation and they are lost. The show was painful to watch, I would avoid future episodes like the plague, unless they can bring in some actual comedians.
Oh and Foley and Grier are doing their best to pretend any of what they are witnessing is the least bit funny, but even they are failing miserably.