Best Week Ever

Best Week Ever (BWE to fans) is a weekly television program on the United States cable/satellite network VH1. It started airing in 2004. The show analyzes the past week's developments in pop culture, including recent happenings in entertainment and celebrity gossip. The show follows a similar format to that set by the popular miniseries I Love the 80s and its successors (which was actually based on a format put together by the BBC). Each new episode airs on Friday evening, and repeats are usually broadcast several times over the weekend. On the last Friday of the month, a month-in-review program is put together with clips from recent shows (it's sometimes called Best Month Ever in that context). There are also year-in review programs (Best Year Ever). Some panelists on the show and other contributors add stories to an online weblog where fans of the show can get an idea of what will be covered in the upcoming episode. Fans can also add their opinions of the stories. The show's panelists are usually comedians, though sometimes actors and musicians also have guest spots on the program.

Panelists

  • David Wain
  • Chuck Mice
  • Miss Info
  • The Modern Humorists
  • Paul Scheer
  • Jackie Clarke
  • Brian Huskey
  • Paul F. Tompkins
  • Danielle Schneider
  • Michael Ian Black
  • Christian Finnegan
  • Doug Benson

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