Feeling blue today because you're back at work following a long Fourth of July holiday? Boy, do we have something for you. Some kind soul posted what has to be the funniest sketch ever from Who's Line is it Anyway? on YouTube. It stars... Richard Simmons. He's a willing (and eager!) participant in the game, Living Scenery. Ryan and Colin get to maneuver Richard and Wayne as props in their scene. If you're watching this at work and your co-workers are a little uptight, you may want to make sure they can't see. It's awfully sexually suggestive.Video after the jump, baby! [Via Fark]
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7-05-2006 @ 6:10PM
gwangi said...
Thanks for making my day.
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7-05-2006 @ 6:27PM
Jeff said...
The best part is the ABC Family logo in the corner.
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7-05-2006 @ 6:40PM
Julie said...
Richard Simmons was soooo playing for the audience! And everyone just went right along! This was on ABC Family not too long ago - my husband and I just roared with laughter! BRAVO!
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7-05-2006 @ 7:27PM
J.C. said...
That was the funniest thing I have seen in a long time. Thank you!
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7-05-2006 @ 9:32PM
Katie said...
I'm crying.... hilarous!
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7-05-2006 @ 10:06PM
Ryan said...
That was definitely one of the best ever, but my favorite was a "If You Know What I Mean" sketch featuring Brad Sherwood. (in show #327) He dropped what was probably the filthiest line ever to be heard (bleeped) on ABC Family. (Ryan Stiles: "That's never going to make it to air, if you know what I mean.") That particular sketch was about track and field.
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7-05-2006 @ 10:21PM
Rich Keller said...
Oh Lord, that was funny! I don't know what season that was from, but this version of 'Whose Line' lost all of that spontaneity after a few seasons. Still, funny as heck!
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7-06-2006 @ 8:56AM
Lost_in_finland said...
One of the funniest was about two grandma´s making the soundtrack for sketch....
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