[ SECRET POST #3150 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3150 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

03. http://i.imgur.com/c3TZmoi.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Like... Whose Line is it Anyway?

[(Anonymous)]

My exact thought.

[(Anonymous)]

I thought it, too.

[elaminator]

I don't think I've ever been into a panel show (Not sure what all would be considered one), but I do love things like Graham Norton where multiple guests are on and they get to interact a bit. Some of them are really fun to watch together.

[(Anonymous)]

Panel shows would be shows like Have I Got News For You, Mock the Week, Would I Lie To You?, 8 out of 10 cats... That sort of thing, where it's not about the guests and their projects/lives, but about the show's gimmick (news, lies, statistics).

Graham Norton is great! Some of his guest combos really hit it off, it's amazing.

[elaminator]

Are most of those British shows? I've only heard of “Would I Lie to You?" and I don't think I've seen it. Maybe I'm just pathetically uninformed, lol.

Oh yea, I love it when the guests on Graham Norton seem to enjoy each other's company, or at least play along. It's my favorite thing about the show; I like the relaxed environment and how it lends itself to joking around. I could spend waaaay too much time just watching celebs banter and swap stories.

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt - Yeah, all the shows named by the previous anon are British. I recommend Would I Lie to You?, actually, it's a good show. Most panel shows involve plenty of banter, that's what makes them so fun to watch.

[elaminator]

Ah, okay; no wonder I haven't heard of them then. Maybe I could do a bit of digging on YouTube later!

[(Anonymous)]

The gameshow element of most panel shows is really just a device work around. Nobody involved is deeply invested in the outcomes. So I'm not sure what different it would make in the end.

[tree_and_leaf]

Taken to its logical extreme by the British radio show "I'm Sorry I haven't a Clue".

[(Anonymous)]

op, have you started watching some ongoing panel show?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm 100% here for the "You Have Been Watching" still (though my favorite episode is probably either the one about TV Bastards or "The '90s: A Warning for the Future"--despite the fact that it also meant you had to put up with both Phill Jupitus and Jack Whitehall, the clips were just too good and I love Victoria Coren)!