Looks like Aisha Tyler will be hosting. So that should actually be a good addition.

If you like her style of humor in Archer the you should be happy with her "hosting" a show that doesn't really need all that much hosting. The host on this show really just transitions between skits and laughs at stuff, often the butt of the players' jokes. (See: Clive Anderson and numerous amount of bald jokes he had to deal with!)

No way. That's great news, especially because the old cast members are returning. (Ryan Stiles' deadpan comedy was always my favorite.) I'm excited!

I don't know about everyone else, but I was always disappointed in Drew Carey's portrayal of host, I think because I so loved the host from the original UK show. (Clive was it?)

Thanks for sharing the news @ant. Once it's coming close to airing, please holler in my direction in case I haven't gotten word anywhere else.

Actually, the scene with Madonna with the leather jacket with Superstar on the back was from the BMW Film "Star" with Clive Owen, directed by Guy Ritchie.

Nice touch with the "Whose Language is it Anyway" for Clive Anderson inside joke there!

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Another fake history action movie?

What's next?

Bill Clinton: International man of mystery?
Ray-gun: republicans in space?
Dubya and Clive: a comedy about a stupid-looking ape and an orang-utan?

Actually, they all sound awesome. I'm totally on board with this. carry on....

1.4 GB according to clive download.

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Wow, Clive Anderson.. haven't seen him since old Whose Line episodes...

Was that Clive Barker to her left?? (our right??)

This guy (Clive) is like an American morning radio guy: "So, Bill... how 'bout those airplanes?" . . . "So, Bill, how 'bout those crazy Americans and their guns?" . . .

So, Clive... how 'bout a real fucking conversation?

I'll upvote this out of excitement for this release and my love for Scott, Crowe and Blanchett, but phrases such as "the story behind the legend" and "hero behind the outlaw"? That's the kind of commercial film-making sentiment that made Clive Owen's "King Arthur" go down the road of major suckage. Well, with luck this will simply prove to be studio marketing, not the whole premise behind the movie..

I've read the Clive Barker Short Story for this one in the Books of Blood.
I am reluctant to see the movie. The story was short so they would have had to add all sorts of crap to make it into a feature film. I have a memory in my head of the story so I'll afraid to ruin it.

The other story of his I enjoyed was Dread - another one I hope they don't turn into a movie - though it could make a good one!

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