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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 | ... |
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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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Thank you Tracie Oakley for providing us a review with absolutely no substance. But wow...with that Alpo joke, maybe YOU should be on the show! I bet it would go over great.
Seriously, I watched this show once and chuckled quite a few times. Would you rather be watching "Will & Grace"? If so, then you probably would NOT like this show. It is a different type of humor...a BETTER type of humor. Sure, these are NOT masters of improv, but that's what makes it so unique. Watching them mess up is part of the fun. Those that do not see that are missing the point entirely. Kinsey was the only one who actually created a character for her bit, and it went over so-so with me because it seemed she was trying too hard. I also liked the video bits where they took the best parts from each of the guests and spliced them into one montage.
Also, props to the regulars on the show, who did an admirable job. This show definitely deserves to be on the air a little while longer, or at least as long as "Whose Line is it Anyway?"