I actually love when Jeopardy Champions get heel heat. That's really hard to do in such a short time span.

Fetch with Ruff Ruffman yo

Agree about the guests; although I do find it ironic that arguably the best moment from the original Whose Line was Human Props with Richard Simmons.

I love the half-baked nature of the show, but agree it is out of place three hours after The Price is Right on the same station. It would have a lot more charm if it was on at midnight on some shittier station.

I've always thought that Wayne's improv singing was more impressive than funny. Coming up with a song off the top of your head like that and making it good is crazy difficult but I don't think I've ever laughed out loud at one.

Drew losing it to "You are My Butterstick" is a Top 10 Whose Line moment for me.

I'd raid his Ark the Covenant

Do B-Actors count?

LEGO Indiana Jones, but have Indy be the only one made out of Legos.

"Don't be afraid to use your nails boys!"

Teacher, mother, secret lover.

The original Andy Milonakis Show theme will always be good.

Don't, Don't have cow man!

In Grohl's book he talks about how the line seemingly meaningless line "You can't fire me because I quit" from Scentless Apprentice still gives him chills.

Hey! I was just talking about TWEWY's soundtrack on here the other day! Loads of good songs, especially for a DS game: Twister, Give Me All Your Love, Calling, Emptiness And, and although it's only 30 seconds long—Underground.

"Froggy went a-courtin' and he did ride, uh-huh, uh-huh
Well, Froggy went a-courtin' and he did ride,
Blah, blah, blah, something, Bender is great!
Froggy went a-courtin' and Bender is great, uh-huh—

Or the Alan Parsons Project, which I believe was some sort of hovercraft

I also love the TV Funhouse version where they beat the baby Jesus at basketball. https://screen.yahoo.com/tv…

He sounds a little bit like Christopher Walken

"Lullaby for You" from the World Ends with You