Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Whose Line Is It Anyway? List

• The Last Laugh - A comedy show with improvisational elements where comedians riff off each other.
• Improv Everywhere - An improvisational comedy show that features spontaneous performances in public spaces.
• Who's Line Is It Anyway? (UK) - The original version of the show with similar comedic improvisation format.
• Thank God You're Here - An Australian improvisational comedy show where guests improvise scenes.
• Comedy Bang! Bang! - Features improv games and sketches alongside celebrity interviews.
• Mock the Week - A comedy panel show that includes improv-style humor and games.
• The Office (US) - Improvisational comedy elements from a mockumentary-style format.
• The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon - Includes comedic games and improvisation with celebrity guests.
• Come Dine with Me - Though not strictly improv, contestants create humorous situations in unscripted interactions.
• The Drew Carey Show - Contains improv-like moments and comedic interactions among the cast.
• Whose Line Is It Anyway? (Australia) - The Australian version offering the same format with local comedians.
• Improv Nation - Explores the art of improvisational comedy with various artists.
• The Comedy Store - Stand-up performers engaging in improvisational comedy in a live format.
• Utopia - A social experiment show with improvised interactions among the participants.
• 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown - A comedy panel show blending quiz elements with improv comedy.
• Last Comic Standing - Features stand-up comedians where improvisation plays a role in performances.
• The Floor is Lava - Though a game show, it prompts improvised reactions in funny scenarios.
• Billy On The Street - Involves improvisation and comedic interactions in public settings.
• KEY AND PEELE - Sketch comedy show that often includes improvisational scenes.
• Curb Your Enthusiasm - Improvised dialogue and situations create a similar comedic environment.
• The Improv - Showcasing stand-up and improv performances, similar in comedy style.
• Comedy Central Presents - A series featuring stand-up performances, often incorporating improv.
• Bojack Horseman - While animated, it includes witty humor and improvisational dialogue.
• The Sarah Silverman Program - Contains an improv-driven environment with comedic storytelling.
• Parks and Recreation - Utilizes mockumentary style with elements of improvisational comedy.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Features comedic scenarios where improvisation enhances humor.
• The Muppets - Combines improvisation and scripted comedy in performances.
• Whose Line Is It Anyway? (US, 2013) - Revival of the original US show with similar cast and format.
• SNL (Saturday Night Live) - Famous for its live sketches and improvisational elements.
• The Stand Up Sketch Show - Where stand-up comedians create sketches, often involving improv.
• Schitt's Creek - Character-driven comedy with situations that can prompt improvisational humor.
• Hell's Kitchen - While a cooking show, it hosts scenarios leading to humorous and unexpected moments.
• American Dad! - Includes satirical humor with improvisational elements in storyline development.
• The Simpsons - Features witty humor that often includes an improvisational aspect.
• Family Guy - Known for its non-linear storytelling and improvisational jokes.
• Dave Chappelle's Show - Sketch comedy show that often incorporated elements of improv.
• Jerrod Carmichael: 8 - Stand-up comedy special with an improvisational vibe.
• Taskmaster - Features humorous challenges that often lead to unscripted, improv-style interactions.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Clergy List

• Dogma - Explores religious themes with humor and satire, similar to Clergy.
• The Invention of Lying - A comedy that tackles truth and morality in a unique way.
• Little Nicky - Combines religion and comedy with a focus on a character from Hell.
• Bruce Almighty - A comedy dealing with divine themes and human flaws.
• The Priest - A mix of religion and personal conflict in a dramatic setting.
• The Righteous Gemstones - A dark comedy series focusing on a dysfunctional family of televangelists.
• Saved! - A satirical look at Christianity and teenage life.
• Holy Motors - A surreal exploration of life and roles, touching on the sacred and profane.
• Thank God You're Here - Improvised comedy that often touches on various societal topics, including religion.
• The Good Place - Explores the afterlife and morality with humor and existential questions.
• This Is the End - A comedic take on the apocalypse with biblical references.
• Spotlight - A serious look at church misconduct, providing a contrasting perspective to Clergy.
• Meet the Blacks - A comedy blending horror elements with social commentary, including themes of faith.
• Pulp Fiction - Incorporates themes of morality and redemption in a darkly humorous narrative.
• Fargo - Dark humor mixed with moral ambiguity and crime, echoing thematic elements.
• The Last Temptation of Christ - A deeper, more philosophical take on faith, paralleling some themes in Clergy.
• Cheers - Explores personal relationships and beliefs in a comedic setting.
• Parks and Recreation - Focuses on community and various characters' values in a humorous way.
• Superbad - Teenage experiences and moral questions wrapped in comedy.
• Gilmore Girls - Explores family dynamics and personal beliefs with humor.
• Life of Brian - A comedic take on life during biblical times with satirical insights on religion.
• Family Guy - Satirizes various themes, including religion, with a comedic lens.
• The Simpsons - Known for its satirical take on American culture, including a variety of religious viewpoints.
• How I Met Your Mother - Explores relationships and life's complexities, often with humor about personal beliefs.
• Raising Hope - A family comedy that deals with significant themes in a light-hearted manner.
• Yes Minister - Satirical take on politics that subtly touches on ethics and moral dilemmas.
• A Serious Man - Explores themes of faith and existential struggle in a darkly comedic way.
• Life with Brian - Concerns a man named Brian living in biblical times with satirical undertones.
• Curb Your Enthusiasm - Examines social norms and personal beliefs with humor and satire.
• Good Omens - A comedic fantasy that involves angels and demons with a humorous take on good and evil.
• The Office - Office comedy that tackles various themes of morality and interpersonal relationships.
• Horrible Bosses - A dark comedy that explores the concept of morality in a humorous way.
• In the Loop - Political satire that delves into moral questionable territories.
• Scary Movie 2 - Humorous take on horror tropes, including those involving religious undertones.
• Righteous Kill - Explores themes of justice and morality in a comedic yet serious narrative.
• The Big Lebowski - Cult classic that incorporates existential themes and religious iconography.
• The Book of Eli - Post-apocalyptic world where faith plays a crucial role in the story.
• Mean Girls - Touches on teenage morality and social cliques with comedic undertones.
• Schindler's List - Explores serious themes of morality and ethical dilemmas, contrasting with Clergy.