The US version is superior

I know I shouldn't feed the troll but, basically, you're talking nonsense.

I do like clive owen, but drew carey fits the new mix so much better.

I find it hard to respect anyone's opinion who dismisses Josie Lawrence, Mike McShane, AND Steve Frost. All three of them were awesome. I've always thought Frost's humour would've mended well in the US version, since he's so physical. Is it that you just don't understand what he's even saying, since his accent is so thick? I could argue some of your other points as well, if you'd like.

And before I forget...

Damn you, Wayne Brady! Get off my screen!

the british version is superior, i felt the american show had to many music games, almost like it was trying to be a music and entertainment show to please everyone but i never liked the music games.

i also think the american show was confusing, some of the edits were terrible, and some of the shows say that the winner gets to play a game with drew and then some shows say the winner gets to sit down behind the desk and yet i dont remember ryan ever winning and sitting behind the desk.

and i didnt like the way the games were always played in the same order every show with everyone given the same roles in each game which is almost like an insult to the american audiance aint it? almost like the fear of change puts people off watching.

all in all i believe drew carey had abit to much control on the show sadly.

my only problems with the british show are how bad it was for the first 3 or 4 series, and how it ended to soon in 98

As with most US versions of British shows the US version is not as consistently good as the UK version, partly on the dependence of musical skits.

However, I must admit the funniest single episode goes to the US. And that was the episode with Richard Simmons. My eyes were overflowing I was laughing so hard.

But as a collective the UK original had it over the US copy.

No, just no. I'm 'murican and I think the only decent version is the UK one. Sure, the American one doesn't have f'n Josie Lawrence, but everything else is better

Clive Anderson is much funnier, and the whole, the points don't matter shtick drew carrey and alisha tyler did was terrible, the joke is the points don't matter, it isn't a joke if you say the premise of the joke.

The goofy british people shouting *beep* out is much superior, and Clive's interactions with them are often the funniest part, plus the audience and cast is just dressed so awful, it was the 80s (and i imagine the 90s in the UK were still the 80s), that alone is worth it.

After about the 3rd time you heard Wayne Brady sing you were sick of it, and that's what the Drew Carrey episodes are - just finding ways for Wayne Brady to sing.

Tony Slattery and Mike McShane are worth battling through Josie Lawerence the little shrimp lady and the unfunny australian.