Best Time Ever Debuted with Neil Patrick Harris: Taking Variety Show to a New Level

Neil Patrick Harris' new show Best Times Ever debuted on NBC on Wednesday, said LA Times. The forty year old talented actor took the variety shows to a whole new level. "Best Time Ever" is a mix of games that are played not only with the studio audience or audience at home but also pranks played on ordinary people and celebrities. It also showcases talent such as dance and music.

Neil Patrick Harris went incognito to prank the judges of "The Voice." He was dressed as the host of Austrian version of reality show, Jurgen. He did a cameo performance at The Voice as a blind audition. The judges Gwen Stefani, Adam Levine, Pharrell and Blake Shelton were not impressed with Neil Patrick Harris's performance. When the chairs turned after a terrible performance, judges looked confused to Jurgen as a performance, said News.com.au. NPH was camouflaged with prosthetic make up which made judge Adam Levine ask him what was his deal as he was host of a show in Austria and looked weird at The Voice. Harris then revealed that he was not Jurgen at all and that was a prank for his new TV reality show - Best Time Ever, said News.com.au.

In yet another prank, he decided to surprise two Alabama fans by following them on their vacation and subsequently tracking them at the football game and crashing on their wedding. He dressed up as Alabama's mascot 'Big Al' and had fun with them at the game. He had both fans on his show "Best Time Ever" to reveal the stunt, reported FoxSport.

The premiere of Best Time Ever was a truly chaotic series of stunts, and enjoyment of it probably derives from just how staged you thought the audience interaction was, said The Atlantic.