See, I wasn't sure if it was just me because I'm not used to commercial breaks anymore, but yeah, that was pretty rough.  And Aisha Tyler's still a little too keen to please, Drew Carey had a little more don't care attitude to it.

I like Drew Carrey for the most part, but thought he was pretty useless as the MC for this show. He definitely was not good at the improv when he got involved.

Concerning the commercials, does anyone know if there is a blog or website people could vent their frustrations that they might look at this?

I know it's not going to change their policy.... immediately, but it does need to be known.

I would go to the CW Forums or the official Whose Line is it Anyway? page over on Facebook.

Now... I feel old. Went to the CW site and I guess it's their 'social' sites with twitter and Facebook. I can't get into Facebook because I don't do it. twitter was, uh, extremely uninteresting. People making mindless statements about anything but the show.

I did a Google search on reviews and they were all positive... but I'm pretty sure they were from professional critics that watched them sans commercials.

(sigh)

Now THAT was awesome

I had both Episode 1 and 2 on DVR, but I've been busy working out of my office all week and just haven't found the time to kick back in the living room and watch them. I knew that I would be able to watch the episodes eventually on CW via Roku. So, did just that right now. The first episode was just okay for me. But it was the second episode that just knocked it out of the park for me. So damn funny and so goooooood. Kevin McHale was fantastic in all 3 of his skits. Wayne Brady rocked it during his improv Gospel song and Kevin did the same as well. I thought the competing singers skit was just as good if not better. The Magic Mat skit was hilarious.

Tyler was okay and wasn't annoying as I feared she might be. She is still trying to find her footing somewhat. I do miss Drew Carey though. I am hoping for a surprise cameo in a future episode, but that probably won't happen since he is employed by CBS now.

Well, watching it via Roku saved me the trouble of dealing with any commercials as this was "commercial free" for me. I think I will forgo watching it live and just watch it via Roku instead. Only downside is that CW doesn't air the newer episodes until 8 days later, which I'm okay with as its commercial free. Viva le Roku!

Plex.

If you install it, it will change how you watch EVERYTHING.

Yo, you guys let me know if you are still suffering from commercial overkill tonight or if it was just a one time thing. Curious to know what the outcome is.