Jerry Springer Sings the Most Awkward Song in the History of Jewish Improv

Oy Gevalt. This clip from Who's Line is it Anyway? gives us a major case of shpilkes.

It begins with 1:45 of things like Wayne Brady accidentally (?) saying that she is his butt.

There are a few clever lines in there,
" A yarmulke is a hat without a string or propeller/ But I am without a feller" maybe things will be OK.

Oh, dear. The audience volunteer looks miserable.

Awkward. Awkward. Awkward.

Hold on. Actually, upon repeat viewing (which we do not recommend) we notice that Jerry, a nice Jewish boy, does a pretty darn good job! Though he is clearly not an improviser by trade, he's super bouncy, committed, in-character and listening intently. At one point (2:10) he even does some purposeful awkwardness for comedic effect! Good job, Jerry!


Note: If we ever have to see Wayne Brady say "tuchas" again, or even, heaven forbid, "gevalt", we're pretty sure our brains will explode.