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Thank God For Classic TV! Thank God You’re Here is based on a simple premise: get a group of well-known performers and make each walk through a door into a scene without any idea of who they are or what they’re walking into. The only things they can depend on are their abilities to make everything up for the next five minutes and cover ...
Thank God You're Here: Created by Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, Rob Sitch. With David Alan Grier, David Foley, Nyima Funk, Maribeth Monroe. Improvisational sketch comedy show featuring celebrities forced to perform a scene in which they have no idea what will happen.
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Thank God You're Here. Comedians Lloyd Langford, Luke McGregor and Geraldine Hickey, plus radio presenter Fifi Box, step through the blue door for the second episode of the return season of 'Thank God You're Here'. Angus Sampson back for the final episode of the season along with Hamish Blake, Shaun Micallef, Julia Zemiro and Anh Do.
9 apr 2007 · Thank God You're Here is an improv competition in which various comedic performers act in scenes without a script. The performers' comedy skills, improvisational fortitude and acting talents are then judged by Dave Foley. The winner receives a 'Thank God You're Here' trophy and 'Hollywood street cred.' This show is derived from the Australian show of the same name.
Series /. Thank God You're Here. Thank God You're Here is as an Australian TV show from Working Dog Productions, in which several famous actors have to improvise their way through a random situation. Hosted by veteran Aussie actor Shane Bourne, each episode of the Australian original features four prominent members of the Australian ...
Thank God You're Here: With Paul Merton, Tara Flynn, Cicely Giddings, Nick Haverson. Four celebrities each walk into an unknown scenario and improvise their way through the scene.
