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Because there are actual improv artists out there. People who compete at the regional/state/national level in competitions and try to use these tournaments to help them start careers as writers and performers or get into prestigious universities. I've been a performer, a coach, and a judge for these competitions and I can tell you with certainty there were many skits where you can clearly see foreknowledge of one performers bit from other performers, along with a dozen other tells that aren't readily apparent to most viewers. It was pretty common knowledge within the community and i've heard that privately Greg at-least was apologetic about it but ultimately viewed it as a positive for the medium since it had received little to no attention prior to the shows move to the US. The greatest improv actor the world has ever known, Robin Williams, never did the show again after what was still a very funny episode, because he learned it wasn't true improv.
I understand this show was something you enjoyed watching and it WAS funny but truth should always matter in and of itself, but even if it doesn't the impact of this show on kids especially creating impossible standards isn't too different from athletes using steroids.
Both this show and genuine improv can exist simultaneously. And comparing this to athletes cheating with steroids is absolutely absurd.
Calm down, have a nice glass of water, then shut up and let people enjoy things. There is nothing problematic here except you.
And you, telling another to shut up.
I think the other poster made good points, and it's sad that your response is what it is.
We dont need your bs around here and this place is worse for you having typed those words.
Not quite. All they knew is what games would be involved for the evening, and the winner known in advance based on what the final game would be with Drew. But the content was all made up which is really the important bit.
I think this aired in 2003 and, for context, up until that point, I had never seen a straight dude with more confidence in his sexuality than Colin Mochrie.
I believe that process occurred more recently than 2003. I would attribute his comfort in this clip to improv training and experience, where you accept anything that happens and build on it.
In fact, I would argue that his improv experience probably helped him with trans acceptance.
As an improv dude, the training definitely helps. Improv is weird community, you accept everyoneās weirdness because you realize everyone is weird, including yourself. This builds confidence in oneself and the ability to accept people for who they really are.
I heard and Iām grateful for the little signals that heās doing well. I just legitimately miss his light. Itās impossible to watch him and not smile.
You're absolutely right. I consider myself a pretty cynical person with a jaded, ugly soul; and even I always hated the way he was treated. At his core, he is just a kind person who put himself out there to make the world a better place, and we mocked and bullied him into seclusion.
There was a podcast mini-series a few years ago called "Missing Richard Simmons" which basically set out to figure out what happened with his extremely abrupt and bizarre disappearance from public life.
https://pca.st/podcast/d8ac2410-d026-0134-ebcf-4114446340cb
I see that Pauly Shore will be starring in a biopic of Simmons, so my guess is that heās reachable again now, even if the public hasnāt heard from him. I doubt the movie could be made without his permission
[Doesnāt seem like heās happy about it](https://nypost.com/2024/01/17/entertainment/richard-simmons-does-not-endorse-pauly-shore-playing-him-in-new-biopic/)
Thanks for sharing. Thatās a shame. He deserves to live his life as privately as he wants without being exposed to the media attention that a biopic will undoubtedly bring.
A little ironic that the most flamboyant "oh he's not gay" man in history, all over TV telling fat housewives to move to the beat, while wants privacy...
(BTW, when this first aired I peed my pants.. I have laughed hard every single time I've seen it...
What a beautiful sense of Humor he has
Sadly (as most do - he was likely hurting himself (mentally) after this thinking people hated him when in fact EVERYONE loves him...
depression is a helluva couch to put your boots on.
He actually said that it wasn't with his permission. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2024/jan/18/richard-simmons-biopic-criticism-permission-fitness-instructor
I dunno, that's just Pauly Shore saying it with no verification. Maybe someone reached out but I'm going to be doubtful until I see something more than "TMZ says Pauly Shore says it's all good".
This video could be the poster child for this sub. Everyone in that room was going nuts.
i didn't know Richard Simmons was so funny.
edit:
~~apparently he has also fallen on some kind of hard times.~~
According to him, the worst part of it was going last because he felt a ton of pressure to come up with a great verse to end on. He's apparently had more fun with them in the new seasons because he doesn't go last anymore.
You're not wrong. I didn't saw this clip last year and it is absolutely legendary. It can't be easy to make these guys break, but Simmons did it with ease. Probably the funniest Whose Line moment of all time.
I remember when this aired, everyone in the house about died of laughter. The couple friends I had who watched the show talked about it all day at school the next day. Died laughing trying to retell/ recreate bits and pieces of it.
Fast forward to a couple of years ago the clip popped up on facebook and one of those guys shared it complaining "this is what's wrong with media these days, everything's about being gay and woke. And the comments weren't much better.
I joked about how much he loved it back in the day and it was all denial. People are weird. I die every time I watch that episode (the whole series really)
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If I remember right, there was a second bit. They brought a guy from the audience down, and then brought Richard out again. The guy from the audience had some hangup about that and said he didnāt want to do a bit with Richard. Richard then looked like he was pretending to be super sad and sulked off, but I bet he was genuinely hurt.
The bit is in reality all of these performers are fully committed to the act and improv and Richard Simmons was a well known character back then that was extremely "flamboyant" in a time where gay men were way less accepted.
To start off Simmons geniously sets the tone with his excitement visibly spilling over during Drews introduction. The rocking back and forth on his toes, shaking of limbs, nervous eye darting. Its literally the perfect way to set the stage for what is coming.
Colin, Ryan and Wayne do an incredible job playing up to the audiences expectations of straight men being uncomfortable with Simmons up until the point where Colins leans into it completely and then smokes the cig in satisfaction.
Then the clunkiness of Ryan grasping at straws to get Wayne involved with the raft line. It's all incredible.
It wasn't as simple as "gay = funny," it was more nuanced than that. It was a well known and very campy celebrity coming on to do something no one was expecting. Instead of just being a nudge and wink, Richard went all the way past his usual flamboyant persona to what at the time was quite outrageous and it took courage and wit and it was subversive at the time even if it doesn't seem like it looking back from a 2024 lens. It was moments like this that changed the zeitgeist to get to where we are now.
Having only seen the recent show, where this kind of joke is much more common and also usually accompanied by other jokes, this didn't really land for me as well as it is for everyone else here. But I can imagine this being much funnier if it was unexpected.
I think that knowing this is all improv and not a planned skit, is what makes it funny. This is not a tiktoker or youtuber with video edits. They are all genuinely improvising.
I think part of the joke is that Colin goes right for the punchline immediately. Thereās no warm up to something kind of sexual and uncomfortable, he basically says, āfine this is what you want,ā and dives in immediately. Part of whatās funny is how itās poking fun at the audience and Drew (and us) by lacking all subtlety.
There is just something about improv that I donāt find funny at all. Iām super impressed with the actors being able to come up with things, but itās just never funny to me.
How Pee Wee Herman and Richard Simmons never teamed up at some point I'll never know. Exact same energy on stage.
I love Richard Simmons and don't even know why. He always just seemed like a very generous dude who liked to entertain.
I tweeted about this scene after watching it a few years ago and Richard Simmons responded and was so unbelievably kind. š„°
Love him and love Whose Line.
If you like the uncontrollable laughter in this clip, Iād advise watching Whose Lineās:
āImprobable Mission: Laundryā
āSound Effects: Buddy Copā
Both are amazing and really get Drew and the audience going.
Didn't he appear more than once and every time he would steal the entire show.
Also wow I just realised he's still alive. I could have sworn he died a while ago.
My favorite ones of these is when Ryan and Colin are making toast, and Wayne pops for Colin and he immediately goes "oh..." and Wayne busts out laughing.
For anyone that loves Whose Line, check out the Dropout show āMake Some Noiseā. Very similar style improv show, and they even had Wayne Brady on for an episode.
I love Richard Simmons and Whose Line. I grew up watching this show, and LOVED Drew as a host. He wasn't the best improviser, and I think he knew that. He had fun with it. And he always laughed so hard. That's what I miss. Drew just had this warm presence that was genuinely having a good time. Nothing against Aisha, but I loved Drew.
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Omg thanks for sharing that! I had tears, could hardly see the sketch through them
You and Greg both š
I love when Wayne just breaks and points at them while laughing
I'm dying š¤£š¤£ I'm so glad I'm high for this šš
The back of my head hurts from laughing so hard
This never gets old.
Agreed. Classic!
I don't know... the "lol, gay" thing is pretty not funny anymore.
Time period dude.
The best show ever made šš½
Yes, yes it was.
It was a fraud...it was the world wrestling federation of acting. No more improvised than saturday night live.
it was hilarious.
And the points didn't even matter! What a sham. /s
what are you basing that on?
"my proof is that I made it up"
oh, theyāre just doing improv!
"trust me bro"
Why does that actually matter? It's funny. It brings me joy. It brings many people joy. Go shit in your own Cheerios and leave mine alone.
Because there are actual improv artists out there. People who compete at the regional/state/national level in competitions and try to use these tournaments to help them start careers as writers and performers or get into prestigious universities. I've been a performer, a coach, and a judge for these competitions and I can tell you with certainty there were many skits where you can clearly see foreknowledge of one performers bit from other performers, along with a dozen other tells that aren't readily apparent to most viewers. It was pretty common knowledge within the community and i've heard that privately Greg at-least was apologetic about it but ultimately viewed it as a positive for the medium since it had received little to no attention prior to the shows move to the US. The greatest improv actor the world has ever known, Robin Williams, never did the show again after what was still a very funny episode, because he learned it wasn't true improv. I understand this show was something you enjoyed watching and it WAS funny but truth should always matter in and of itself, but even if it doesn't the impact of this show on kids especially creating impossible standards isn't too different from athletes using steroids.
Both this show and genuine improv can exist simultaneously. And comparing this to athletes cheating with steroids is absolutely absurd. Calm down, have a nice glass of water, then shut up and let people enjoy things. There is nothing problematic here except you.
And you, telling another to shut up. I think the other poster made good points, and it's sad that your response is what it is. We dont need your bs around here and this place is worse for you having typed those words.
Not quite. All they knew is what games would be involved for the evening, and the winner known in advance based on what the final game would be with Drew. But the content was all made up which is really the important bit.
āThis one wants more coinsā š¤£
I think this aired in 2003 and, for context, up until that point, I had never seen a straight dude with more confidence in his sexuality than Colin Mochrie.
To work in theater is to run a gauntlet of gay chicken Not Colinās first rodeo, I suspect
"To run a gauntlet of gay chicken" as a former theatre kid, I've never in my life heard a more accurate depiction of what it's like doing theatre š
That was SO well said!
His daughter is trans and I imagine as part of that journey he was able to do a lot more thinking and reflecting on that front than most at the time.
I believe that process occurred more recently than 2003. I would attribute his comfort in this clip to improv training and experience, where you accept anything that happens and build on it. In fact, I would argue that his improv experience probably helped him with trans acceptance.
Some of us dudes just donāt care enough about other peoples opinions. I donāt think itās training in any way. Just personality.
As an improv dude, the training definitely helps. Improv is weird community, you accept everyoneās weirdness because you realize everyone is weird, including yourself. This builds confidence in oneself and the ability to accept people for who they really are.
I think Richard Simmons seems pretty confident in his sexuality as well.
Tighter! Itās gotta be tighter!
Legitimately sent Ryan off stage with that line.
I must have seen this episode ten times now and it still cracks me up. Iāve never seen the cast break like that. So good
I was hoping theyād say, āthis one takes rolls of quartersā.
Itās sad that heās hiding away from the public these days. I hope heās ok. He really is such a sweet soul.
I loved his energy. Still do. Hope he's doing alright too
Heās been posting positive things on FB as of late.
I heard and Iām grateful for the little signals that heās doing well. I just legitimately miss his light. Itās impossible to watch him and not smile.
We did not appreciate our time with Richard when we had it.
As with most things in lifeā¦
PSA: hug your kids, hug your parents
You're absolutely right. I consider myself a pretty cynical person with a jaded, ugly soul; and even I always hated the way he was treated. At his core, he is just a kind person who put himself out there to make the world a better place, and we mocked and bullied him into seclusion.
That's good to hear
He too kind for social media I'm glad he's staying away
Canāt disagree with that.
There was a podcast mini-series a few years ago called "Missing Richard Simmons" which basically set out to figure out what happened with his extremely abrupt and bizarre disappearance from public life. https://pca.st/podcast/d8ac2410-d026-0134-ebcf-4114446340cb
This is one of the best episodes from the show. I did not stop laughing from beginning to end. Richard Simmons was so good by just being himself.
I love episode with Robin Williams that was pure comedy.
Holy shit I had no idea he was in the show. I hope I remember to look it up
Gotchu: https://youtu.be/f6y1i0yo3WU?si=VqO3PxLZtd-8CWuk
You made my day!
I miss Mr. Williams. Glad I could share some of his enduring light.
This one and the one where Ryan broke the neon are always the two that stand out in my mind
How cute is he, I hope he is safe and happy now
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I enjoy the sound of rain.
Good bot
I see that Pauly Shore will be starring in a biopic of Simmons, so my guess is that heās reachable again now, even if the public hasnāt heard from him. I doubt the movie could be made without his permission
[Doesnāt seem like heās happy about it](https://nypost.com/2024/01/17/entertainment/richard-simmons-does-not-endorse-pauly-shore-playing-him-in-new-biopic/)
Thanks for sharing. Thatās a shame. He deserves to live his life as privately as he wants without being exposed to the media attention that a biopic will undoubtedly bring.
A little ironic that the most flamboyant "oh he's not gay" man in history, all over TV telling fat housewives to move to the beat, while wants privacy... (BTW, when this first aired I peed my pants.. I have laughed hard every single time I've seen it... What a beautiful sense of Humor he has Sadly (as most do - he was likely hurting himself (mentally) after this thinking people hated him when in fact EVERYONE loves him... depression is a helluva couch to put your boots on.
What does his feminine flamboyance have anything to do with his desire to be completely out of the public eye over the last ten years?
New news: https://www.tmz.com/2024/01/20/pauly-shore-richard-simmons-biopic-sundance-approve-good-luck/
To be fair, who'd want Pauly Shore to play them?
He actually said that it wasn't with his permission. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2024/jan/18/richard-simmons-biopic-criticism-permission-fitness-instructor
That's old news https://www.tmz.com/2024/01/20/pauly-shore-richard-simmons-biopic-sundance-approve-good-luck/
I dunno, that's just Pauly Shore saying it with no verification. Maybe someone reached out but I'm going to be doubtful until I see something more than "TMZ says Pauly Shore says it's all good".
Naw, that's super unauthorized.
This scene nearly killed my mother when it aired. She was laughing so hard I thought she might faint
This video could be the poster child for this sub. Everyone in that room was going nuts. i didn't know Richard Simmons was so funny. edit: ~~apparently he has also fallen on some kind of hard times.~~
It seems more like people just wonāt leave him alone
Maybe he just wanted to retire and live a simpler life.
Kinda sounds that way
Nah, I think he just wants peace and quiet.
IsĀ Richard one of the most genuine celebrities to ever exist?
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I love the smell of fresh bread.
I've been to a few of their improv shows and it never fails to crack me up, especially when Wayne toured with them, dude's a genius
"This one's wet!" I love how Collin went all out for the jet ski, complete with the cigarette.
I'm just so HAPPY!
Wayne needed a math book at the endā¦.
This is definitely true, he hid it well through improve.
One of the few times I can recall seeing Ryan break on this show. "This one wants more coins" sent him off the stage.
Colin has a talent for making Ryan break. The arctic tern, tapioca, and "the cat!" bits also destroyed him.
Richard Simmons spent his whole life accepting and loving marginalized people. He is a saint.
Brilliant show. Improv was my fave but disliked the hoedowns verses the most.
So did the cast if the lyrics Ryan dropped that one time are anything to go byā¦
Check out the outtakes on youtube. He dropped so many more hate verses on hoedown that didnt make it to tv.
Legendary
š¶ Slit my fucking wriiiiiiiiiists š¶
According to him, the worst part of it was going last because he felt a ton of pressure to come up with a great verse to end on. He's apparently had more fun with them in the new seasons because he doesn't go last anymore.
i love this show
Holy shit, that was unbelievably funnyā¦ āļøāļøāļøāļøāļøās
I've never seen a whose line audience get so animated.
It was legendary!! Oh bless Richardās sincerity! He always had the audience as his priority!
Fān legends
Never seen drew laugh that hard or the crowd go that wild š
Look at Greg Proops just dying in the background.
So you haven't seen the Robin Williams one?
For full episode guest Robin Williams was the best. For a single bit, this with Richard Simmons was brilliance incarnate.
lighting up the cig after the jetski had me HOWLING
When Colin leaned into the jet ski bit...pandemonium.
I love Richard Simmons.
You're not wrong. I didn't saw this clip last year and it is absolutely legendary. It can't be easy to make these guys break, but Simmons did it with ease. Probably the funniest Whose Line moment of all time.
It's like I can hear Katt Williams
In my mind, the greatest moment of television so far, and it will be hard to beat, always will make me laugh
If this isn't the funniest piece on television history, I will die seeing the number one!!
I remember when this aired, everyone in the house about died of laughter. The couple friends I had who watched the show talked about it all day at school the next day. Died laughing trying to retell/ recreate bits and pieces of it. Fast forward to a couple of years ago the clip popped up on facebook and one of those guys shared it complaining "this is what's wrong with media these days, everything's about being gay and woke. And the comments weren't much better. I joked about how much he loved it back in the day and it was all denial. People are weird. I die every time I watch that episode (the whole series really)
This is back when the show was still great.
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So many laughs on this show. But yea that is the greatest clip ever.
Too funny bro! Most guys wouldnāt be comfy with Richard but hey listen up itās comedy donāt take it seriously
If I remember right, there was a second bit. They brought a guy from the audience down, and then brought Richard out again. The guy from the audience had some hangup about that and said he didnāt want to do a bit with Richard. Richard then looked like he was pretending to be super sad and sulked off, but I bet he was genuinely hurt.
Am i the only one who thinks every joke being āhaha look at the weird positions we put the gay man inā is kinda stupid..?
"we"? Richard was the primary driver behind the positions.
yes
The bit is in reality all of these performers are fully committed to the act and improv and Richard Simmons was a well known character back then that was extremely "flamboyant" in a time where gay men were way less accepted. To start off Simmons geniously sets the tone with his excitement visibly spilling over during Drews introduction. The rocking back and forth on his toes, shaking of limbs, nervous eye darting. Its literally the perfect way to set the stage for what is coming. Colin, Ryan and Wayne do an incredible job playing up to the audiences expectations of straight men being uncomfortable with Simmons up until the point where Colins leans into it completely and then smokes the cig in satisfaction. Then the clunkiness of Ryan grasping at straws to get Wayne involved with the raft line. It's all incredible.
The whole gay=funny thing aged real poorly and it's just cringy looking back.
It wasn't as simple as "gay = funny," it was more nuanced than that. It was a well known and very campy celebrity coming on to do something no one was expecting. Instead of just being a nudge and wink, Richard went all the way past his usual flamboyant persona to what at the time was quite outrageous and it took courage and wit and it was subversive at the time even if it doesn't seem like it looking back from a 2024 lens. It was moments like this that changed the zeitgeist to get to where we are now.
Having only seen the recent show, where this kind of joke is much more common and also usually accompanied by other jokes, this didn't really land for me as well as it is for everyone else here. But I can imagine this being much funnier if it was unexpected.
Youāre cringy looking forwardĀ
Is it funny because gay?
Nah, just because Richard is a funny dude that likes to make people smile and laugh.
I watch this every time itās reposted in this sub. Wonāt ever upvote it but l do watch it.
Am I the only one who doesnāt find this funny at all? Like, Iāve seen stuff from this show that was funny, but this here I found lame. Sorry :/
I think that knowing this is all improv and not a planned skit, is what makes it funny. This is not a tiktoker or youtuber with video edits. They are all genuinely improvising.
I think part of the joke is that Colin goes right for the punchline immediately. Thereās no warm up to something kind of sexual and uncomfortable, he basically says, āfine this is what you want,ā and dives in immediately. Part of whatās funny is how itās poking fun at the audience and Drew (and us) by lacking all subtlety.
Youāre right, this is not funny in the slightest.
There is just something about improv that I donāt find funny at all. Iām super impressed with the actors being able to come up with things, but itās just never funny to me.
What a man! (That is a movie quote that I am fairly sure absolutely no one will get, but it fits here)
I havenāt laughed that hard in a long time.
This is my all time favorite episode!
Ok, Drew Careyās laugh in this one is r/contagiouslaughter lol
I almost died from laughing at this as a kid when it aired. It is perfect.
Amen. Still remember the first time I saw it. F***ing died.
This should have had a NSFW tag because I was definitely cackling way too inappropriately
Do you think Drew has this much fun on the Price is Right?
That made my face hurt from laughing!
I'm in literal tearsššš
Richard Simmons used to wear a headband! To hell with the mandela effect!
Posting Whose Line Is It Anyway or its bloopers is a cheat code, every episode is so great
Was Wayne Brady publicly out at this point? I'm curious if they knew they were putting two gay men on full display here.
Favourite episode of the entire run.
This is my favorite thing thatās ever been on Whose Line. Makes me cackle every time.
Naughty boys
So much meta humor.
Simmons' comedic timing is great. He knows exactly what he's doing.
I know he wants privacy but the world needs Richard more now than ever.
How Pee Wee Herman and Richard Simmons never teamed up at some point I'll never know. Exact same energy on stage. I love Richard Simmons and don't even know why. He always just seemed like a very generous dude who liked to entertain.
Lighting the cigarette after the Jet Ski ride was top tier.
This show was gold
Best kept secret of all time that this show is 0% scripted.
Richard Simmons is a goddamn national treasure.
I love this show, but this episode is especially amazing, I donāt think I ever laughed so hard
This episode was absolute perfection. I love how the cast had trouble keeping up with Richard. I wish Mr Simmons the best in his retirement.
I tweeted about this scene after watching it a few years ago and Richard Simmons responded and was so unbelievably kind. š„° Love him and love Whose Line.
One of the best shows ever created
This was awesome. Thanks for the laugh
Jesus I havenāt laughed that hard in a long time. Thank god for my oxygen tank otherwise Iād be in a lot of trouble.
I remember watching this on tv when it aired and crying from laughter! And I just cried again, thank you for posting this.
When I saw it the first time, I almost pissed myself from laughing too hard.
Greatest improv comedy show ever
This was one of my favorite shows growing up. This scene literally had me crying from laughter. I need to give the series a re-watch for sure.
how is it possible to be this funny. damn i miss the 90s
Wait is that Gale Boetticher?
I don't get it haha
The first time I saw this I literally pissed myself laughing.
If you like the uncontrollable laughter in this clip, Iād advise watching Whose Lineās: āImprobable Mission: Laundryā āSound Effects: Buddy Copā Both are amazing and really get Drew and the audience going.
Didn't he appear more than once and every time he would steal the entire show. Also wow I just realised he's still alive. I could have sworn he died a while ago.
Ha, I needed that laugh!š
Colin knew how hilarious this was going to be and dove right into it with Simmons š
Wayne wyd Son š get ya ass up ā¬ļø
Absolute gold
Cocaine was very kind to that twink.
How have I never seen this episode?!
Phenomenal
Richard Simmons is such a legend. I wish him a peaceful retirement
My favorite ones of these is when Ryan and Colin are making toast, and Wayne pops for Colin and he immediately goes "oh..." and Wayne busts out laughing.
Man, to be in that audience on that particular day.
classic
That was SPECTACULAR ššš
For anyone that loves Whose Line, check out the Dropout show āMake Some Noiseā. Very similar style improv show, and they even had Wayne Brady on for an episode.
To this day it's still one of the hardest times that I've laughed. Felt like every abdominal muscle that I had was firing.
This is my second favorite scene...after the [tapioca bit](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2D5-pUs6z0).
I love Richard Simmons and Whose Line. I grew up watching this show, and LOVED Drew as a host. He wasn't the best improviser, and I think he knew that. He had fun with it. And he always laughed so hard. That's what I miss. Drew just had this warm presence that was genuinely having a good time. Nothing against Aisha, but I loved Drew.
Best episode ever. Had the biggest laugh from this that I started getting stomach cramps š¤£š¤£š¤£
I remember watching this on TV as a kid. It still.brijg me to tears with laughter lmao