I'm shocked that Whose Line Is It Anyway? is returning and yet, not all that surprised. Now if you were to based it off of what transpired in Season 10, yeah, I'm scratching my head that it would warrant a full 24 episode / season pick up. Yup, you heard right, it's back for 24 half hour episodes due to strong ratings. Personally, as you guys already know, Season 10 was a bust for me. It had it's moments, but as a whole, it was very lacking, especially compared to the great seasons of years past.

With that said, as much as I bashed last season, I know I will tune in and hope they have worked out some of the issues that just made last season a chore to get through at times. They need to go back to some of their better 'games' instead of trying to force the 'Sideways Scene' down our throats, one that doesn't offer any surprises after you've seen it done once. Returns March 21, 2014. That's 11 days from now for those that have trouble counting on their fingers. 

Uh channel and time?

Got wind of another "Sneak Peek" clip from the up coming season. Um....yeah. It was so bad that I'm not even going to bother posting it. There was NOTHING funny about it. This season is already in the toilet if that's the best they can come up with.

You know, about two months ago I was considering entering the Nickelodeon writing fellowship, and what you have to do is write an episode of a current half-hour sitcom or comedy program, and I kept thinking that the only one I could write was a Whose Line.  I just thought it would be funny, at least it would be different than everyone else's... maybe I'd get a little credit for that.  But I think it was probably a bad idea, which is why I didn't go through with it (and really, there's no Nick show I would really fit in with, Turtles doesn't need me and Rangers wouldn't use me and I barely know what else is on there). 

But I was thinking about it today, and two of the games were:

* Two line vocabulary: it's The Walking Dead, and Colin must decide if his ragtag group should stay and fight or retreat to safety.  Brad, the only things you're allowed to say are "I think that's a bad idea" and "you wanna taste of this?"  Ryan, all you get to say is "You go first" and "can I be in charge?"

* Either "change" or "whose line," but the basic set-up: Colin, you're the mother of dragons, and you're using... it says here you're using your feminine wiles to persuade brave knight Ryan into helping you take back Westeros.

The only reason a vast majority of stuff I write gets written is probably for myself.  But I figured you'd dig this too.

You know, once upon a time I'd written a pretty good hodown.  No idea where it is now.  Though I really should have a new one for the spec ep.

Episode 2

Good, not great. One of the problems that plagued last season were the Guest Stars. They really need to bring on people that have some sort of improv background. They don't need to be masters or anything. Just people that can think fast on their feet. Tara Liinski does not fit the bill in that department. She was literally a deer in headlights. With that said, there are some very funny moments and the 'Sling-dong' and 'Bronze Medal' running gag in particular got plenty of laughs.