Cool!!!

Look like typical library chairs of the 80's-90's.

It looks like they're at a tea party, esp Ryan.

looks child-sized when ryan sits on it :D

It's so they people onstage don't keep talking for hours and hours ... Of course it loads you up there at 3 a.m. in the morning. And then you sit on the tarmac for four hours because of unforeseen difficulties, i.e. the permanent strike of airtraffic control over Paris. When you finally get to Malaga airport, everybody's queueing for the bloody toilet, and queueing for the bloody half-customs officers, and queueing for the bloody bus that isn't there, waiting to take you to the hotel that hasn't yet been built. When you finally get to the half-built Algerian ruin called the Hotel Limassol, while paying half the holiday money to a license Spaniard in a taxi, there's no water in the pool, there's no water in the bath, there's no water in the tap, there's only a bleeding lizard in the bidet, and half the rooms are doublebooked, and you can't sleep anyway, 'cause the permanent are in the jungles in the hotel next door. Meanwhile, the Spanish National Tourist Board promises that the raging cholera epidemic is merely a mild outbreak of the Spanish Conleigh, rather like the previous outbreak in 1616, even the bloody rats are dying from it!

Some how I feel like he's the kind of guy that would be okay with that.

And Colin

Colin and Ryan were amazing on who's line is it anyway 😂

I was born on the same day as Ryan and 0%know about me

Ryan Stiles is the best actor on who's line is it anyway, hands down.

Really? Your two greatest heroes? Who has specifically those two as their greatest heroes. Sounds like an attention-seeking comment to me..

@@loopy7057 well it certainly got your attention!

@@renman103 yea, but for all the wrong reasons!

Face plant dude, I bet you don't show up for years

Believe me, you're a fucking idiot.

He's not friends with me.

I invited him to my daughter's bat mitzvah and he stood us up. Didn't even reply. We thought he might just show up but he didn't. Made my daughter cry. It was so embarrassing.

@@mikearchibald744 Is that your fault or his?

@@davep8221 His, I even sent him a gift basket of gifts for naughty parties. I'm sure he got lots of enjoyment from the pooh pooh machine I sent him, but I didn't even get a *&^% off for christmas:)

@@mikearchibald744 OK. His fault. Let the ice remain unbroken.

Yes, and an interview IS improvisation.

Well said

It was a love fest between narcissists!!

Look for whose live anyway. Some of them do. Also Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood tour. I saw them a couple of years ago here in ireland.

Aye, they do it

bill murrays brother is in the Whose Live

I think it’s been said that Ryan stiles does not like air travel which could make touring a challenge.

Tis but a scratch.

I only see one Idle... Have you been drinking?

@@khymaaren it was a wordplay. I meant idol but idle sounds similar so i made the joke

@@gamergod3378 Don't you love it when you have to explain a pun to someone?

@@RTSOB1 i love it

I think it was called "Life Will Get You In The End".

Sheinberg.

@@NxDoyle apologies. I'm dyslexic .

Binesherg.

He has been a member of the improv comedy show Whose Line Is It Anyway since 1989 when he started on the British version, and from 1998 he was the resident performer and executive producer on the American version, which is still running today on their CW network in the states.

Thank you. But we've got Wikipedia even in the remote swamp I occupy.

@@SpaceCattttt Would recommend Whose Line for sure. Also, look up Drew Carey's Improvaganza which was a one season spinoff live in Las Vegas. It's really a good first glance at improvisation theatre and its incredible malleability.

teppolundgren the guy was helping you out. No need to be rude about it

Your English is better than most of our French (and some of our English).

Brad is better at that than Ryan

They were really on point and blunt.

@@matt47110815 were they on point? The whole Nazi thing is all lies from the media, truly shows their ignorance on that subject.

The same happened with The Producers.

It's not going to be Python. It's going to be a big budget musical inspired by Python characters and scenarios.

I'd love to see a full length Cycling Tour. Thats Pither, like brotherhood, but with pither and no hood.

@@Theateroi and with Hairspray.

Mike Archibald I would love to see The Cycling Tour adapted too. Hopefully Mr Pither could be played by Michael Palin again.

Apparently they don't know what a 'philosopher' is, Eric should have re-branded it as The Sorceror's Song. ;-)

There are singing along... they are just not mic'ed. Later in the 2nd song, when Eric is quiet you can hear them whistling faintly. I thought the same thing at first, but I am convinced there was normal participation and it just wasn't caught on any microphone for the video (which can be a common problem for lower budget productions such as this video appears to be.)

@@lwaves ROTFLMAO!!! Great literary reference! ;)

@@BadWebDiver Cheers, I'm glad that somebody got it.

Yer O'Dollar?

that's more a failure on the part of the organiser than the guests

@michael homenchuk Brian wants you to stop following him

There's only one guest

Commie Capitalists like Idle calling people Nazis. Thats rich. Idle, while funny, is a washed-up 60's relic that loves the money and security Western Democracy, especially the USA, has afforded him but rejects (publicly) the preservation of the societies that made it possible. He's a typical trendy, self hating, smug Leftist hypocrite. He knows better than to express any other viewpoint in Hollywood if he wants to have his ass kissed for the rest of his life. And he's got his loot. So virtue signalling Trump/Nazi non-sense is automatic.

The Professional Protester Ryan is a fucking idiot. Ruined this interview. Jealous of Idle. MAGA

@@kungamusic Triggered?

Stuart Dunlop No. You ?

didn't hold back from parroting lies from the media you mean? Such an amazing thing to be one of the sheeple in that case. The comment shows his ignorance on the subject, as brilliant as he may be in many other facets of life.

University of Washington

Oh god it is called passing of time... Weird to see considering we always watch reruns and best bits of Who's Line Is It Anyway and we forget that some of those scenes are at least 15 years old. But in fairness, if you look into Ryans eye, you can still see that spark in his eyes, and doesn't matter if he turns 100, his soul will be still the same.

Hes 60, mate. That's not really old.

He did okay. Refreshingly casual, which suited the mood, and I think it's what Idle was going for; rather than a slick talkshow feel.