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Why don't they make a show called Who's Falsetto is it Anyway, where they have celebrity males with distinctive voices, and the cast of talented improv comedians have to guess who the celebrity guest of the week is by having them sing or give lines in a falsetto voice. The comedians would come up with funny lines based off of audience participation. For instance, the guest could be Edward James Olmos, and Wayne Brady could ask the audience for a subject, and someone shouts out Tigers, and then Wayne Brady with his quick-thinking improv comedian mind could funnily tell Edward James Olmos to give the Tony the Tiger cereal catchphrase in a hilarious falsetto tone. Then after somebody guesses his name, Edward James Olmos could come out from behind a silhouette screen and introduce his new movie about a Whistleblower bus driver.
If anyone at ABC is reading this, this post counts as me documenting the idea, and I will sue all of you for so much money I'd own Hollywood. Don't fuck with me, punk.
Why don't they make a show called Who's Falsetto is it Anyway, where they have celebrity males with distinctive voices, and the cast of talented improv comedians have to guess who the celebrity guest of the week is by having them sing or give lines in a falsetto voice. The comedians would come up with funny lines based off of audience participation. For instance, the guest could be Edward James Olmos, and Wayne Brady could ask the audience for a subject, and someone shouts out Tigers, and then Wayne Brady with his quick-thinking improv comedian mind could funnily tell Edward James Olmos to give the Tony the Tiger cereal catchphrase in a hilarious falsetto tone. Then after somebody guesses his name, Edward James Olmos could come out from behind a silhouette screen and introduce his new movie about a Whistleblower bus driver.
If anyone at ABC is reading this, this post counts as me documenting the idea, and I will sue all of you for so much money I'd own Hollywood. Don't fuck with me, punk.