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Moving People? DUET is missing, which is odd. Party Quirks is missing too. Man, if any show deserved a third episode, it might have been this one. Newsflash also mentions Captain Hair. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. Guest: Brad Sherwood. Guest: comedian Brad Sherwood.

Guests: comedian Brad Sherwood and actress Karen Maruyama. Guest: comedian Greg Proops. Guest: comedian Denny Siegel. Guest: comedian Stephen Colbert.

Guests: comedian Greg Proops and actress Denny Siegel. Guest: comedian Chip Esten. Guest: comedian Josie Lawrence. Guest: Josie Lawrence. Guest: comedian Kathy Greenwood. Guest: comedian Karen Maruyama. Guest: comedian Greg proops. Guest: comedian Jeff Davis. Guest: comedian Robin Williams.

Guests: comedian Whoopi Goldberg. Guest: comedian Brad Sherwood, and special guest Sid Caesar. Guests: comedian Kathy Greenwood. Each version of the show consists of a panel of four performers who create characters, scenes, and songs on the spot, in the style of short-form improvisation games, many taken from t.

Whose Line is it Anyway? In , Dan Patterson and Mark Leveson approached the BBC with a concept for a new comedy programme, involving a group of performers conducting games that encompassed improvisational comedy.

The title of their concept was a comedic riposte to the radio programme What's My Line, which had recently moved to a television format, merged to the title of a play, Whose Life Is It Anyway?.

Their pitch was well liked by the broadcaster, who green-lighted a radio programme for broadcast on BBC Radio. The host sat at a desk facing the large performance area in front of the performers. The host introduced each performer with a joke or pun, usually all related on a common theme or topic.

The show is made up of games that are scored by the host, who declared arbitrary point values after the game, often citing a humorous reason for his decision. The points are purely. The UK edition is edited to remove references to the ad breaks. Also, British episodes were released on VHS in the mids. Additionally, a play-at-home book was printed in , related to the British series. After the programme's cancellation by Channel 4 in , Stiles introduced the programme's format to fellow comedian Drew Carey, who took great interest and subsequently pitched an American version of the same name to the ABC TV network with great success.

Their pitch was to conduct the same variety of improvisational comedy-styled games as the British original, with Carey hosting the programme, and both Stiles and Mochrie being regular performers. The American format maintained the same style,. Jeff Davis five episodes 2. Greg Proops four episodes 3. Gary Anthony Williams three episodes 4. Jonathan Mangum two episodes 5. Keegan-Michael Key one episode 6. Heather Anne Campbell one episode 7. Join me on this week's podcast as I talk about Keegan Michael Key's epic return, Wayne Brady's newest catchy tunes on Greatest Hits, one of the funniest lines to come from Ryan, an even more hillarious new quirk from Colin on Party Quirks, and so much more!

Plus, keep listening for your thoughts What a great new episode of Whose Line we got! It marked the first appearance of the season for Greg Proops, plus the return of games such as Doo Wop and Film dub!

Meanwhile, how good were Wayne's New York themed tunes on Greatest Hits, and Colin and Ryan's infomercial on how to be more attractive? Also, was Greg's were-kitten bit enough for him to secure Comedian of the week? Join me on today's podcast to find out, It may have been almost a week since the newest episode of Whose Line was released, but trust me when I tell you the wait for today's podcast was truly worthwhile! Happy Halloween Whose Line fans!

Sorry for the wait but now it's finally time to dive into last week's episode! Plus, with today being Halloween, the newest show of the season was surprisingly spooky and funny! All of this and more to be highlighted on today's podcast, and k This week's Whose Line marked the return of Keegan-Michael Key, and it may just be one of the most surprisingly funny shows in Whose Line history! Join me on this week's podcast and find out how Keegan stole the show in Let's Make a Date and Forward Rewind, along with details on Wayne Brady's Hairdresser hits, plus Colin and Ryan's unique version of the Frankenstein classic!

And of course, keep listening till th A few days ago, two brand new episodes of Whose Line is it Anyway were released, and they both got the new season off to a great start! One episode had Heather Anne Campbell joining the improv gang, and Wayne singing songs about the mall on Greatest Hits!

The other episode gave us laughs from Jeff Davis, a new game called Get Down, and a hilarious prom themed hoedown! All of this and more to be highlighted on this week's Whose We're less than two months away from the return of brand new episodes of Whose Line! In the meantime, join me on today's podcast as I count down my top 30 moments from last season! Also, keep listening until the end for epic laughs from games like Greatest Hits and Weird Newscaster Another fun filled season of Whose Line is it Anyway has come and gone!

But before we celebrate the best moments from the talented improvisers, today we focus on the one and only Aisha Tyler! Join me this week as I count down the top 10 moments starring the exceptional Whose Line host from the show's 17th season!

Did I miss any of your favorite Aisha moments along the way?