Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

AshUnow This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Casey Duggan It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

Kamila Bell This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Daphne Moon I hadn't seen this show until it was repeated on Dave. I became aware of it after seeing The Comedy Store Players, a group of comedians which includes Josie Lawrence.I enjoy the unpredictability of Whose Line is it Anyway and the diversity of the performers. The fact that the show had both English and American comedians made it better.The best performance ever had to be when Josie Lawrence and Caroline Quentin sung a duet about a beached whale. Admitedly that description may not sound funny, but if you've seen it you'll know how good it was.Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles were a great double act. They were particularly good at the round where they were given two completely random lines to incorporate into a sketch.Other improv shows such as Mock The Week are good, but Whose Line is it Anyway will always be the king of Improvised Comedy shows

Raleon Without this shoe, Colin Mochrie would probably not have much of a career, which is ironic seeing as he didn't get the job the first time he auditioned. I would recommend this show over the American Broadcasting Coprpration's version because the guests are better, the games are better, and Clive Anderson is much more rounded as the host. Also, even though Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles participated the most after the first few seasons, the improvisors were changed a lot more which made it more entertaining. But in the last few seasons when they filmed in the US, it declined because, apart from Clive and Colin, everyone on the show was American. Instead of having the variety of people from Britain, America, Canada, and other places, which the show was known to do, it lost the feel of having so many people who would not ordinarily work together just coming up with stuff off the top of their heads. Without that it just became another American show, as it is now.

Chris Horry Take 4 very talented comedians. Give them a skit to do completely unrehearsed. Sit back, and enjoy. Truly one of the best shows on television. I've tried to do improv myself in amateur dramatics and the people on this show make it look far easier than it really is!A US version exists, but the original UK show is marginally funnier than the American version. Tell Drew Carey to stop trying to do improv, bring some of the UK castmembers in and the US version will be just as funny. Both shows are currently being repeated on Comedy Central and ABC Family respectively.

brian_ronald_ross The Hotel Rap with Ryan Stiles, Brad Sherwood, Wayne Brady and Colin Mochrie was the funniest sketch I've seen on the show ( Channel 4 is showing re-runs of the original with Clive Anderson). I wish I could rap like that! As a whole it's excellent, particularly when the comedians are struggling to improvise. Great Stuff.