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fandom.1000points | # Cast, Crew, Hosts, Guests
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fandom.1000points | # Cat Gray
Cat Gray (born 6 May) is a musical director on "Let's Make a Deal". His musical experience started at age twelve with his first drum kit and led to positions in The California All-Star Youth Symphony and the McDonald's All-American All-Star Marching Band.
Today, he has toured or recorded with some of the bi... | Cat Gray |
fandom.1000points | # Catherine O'Hara
Catherine Anne O'Hara OC (born 4 March 1954) is a Canadian-American actress and comedian. She is perhaps best known for her work on "Second City Television" (1976–84) and in films such as "After Hours" (1985), "Beetlejuice" (1988), "Home Alone" (1990), and "The Nightmare Before Christmas" (1993).
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fandom.1000points | # Cece Worrall-Rubin
Cecilia "Cece" Worrall was a guest musician on the American Whose Line who often played with main musicians Laura Hall and Linda Taylor for a total of 38 episodes.
Born December 8, 1957 in Los Angeles, California, she has been playing woodwinds since the age of 10. In high school, she was drawn to... | Cece Worrall-Rubin |
fandom.1000points | # Cedric The Entertainer
Cedric the Entertainer (born Cedric Antonio Kyles, 24 April 1964) is an American comedian. He is best known for his roles as Cedric Jackie Robinson in The WB's "The Steve Harvey Show", and as Eddie in the film "Barbershop".
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fandom.1000points | # Change Letter
Change Letter (sometimes referred to as Letter Changes) was a game played on both the British and the American editions of Whose Line
The game was a straight improvisation of a scene, with the constraint that the performers had to replace a particular letter with another one - usually an unrelated let... | Change Letter |
fandom.1000points | # Change Of Cast
| Change Of Cast |
fandom.1000points | # Change of Cast
Change of Cast (also called Change of Company) was a game that was played twice; Once on the British radio show, and once on the American edition of Whose Line.
This game served as an alternative to Film and Theatre Styles. Three or four players would receive a scene, and then the host would buzz in w... | Change of Cast |
fandom.1000points | # Changing Emotions
Changing Emotions (also known as Changing Room) is a game that appeared on both the British and American editions of Whose Line Is It Anyway. It is akin to Multiple Personalities.
In this game there are given props that are incorporated in the scene and whoever held that proper would have to act w... | Changing Emotions |
fandom.1000points | # Channel 4
Channel 4 is a British public-service television broadcaster which began transmission on 2 November 1982. Although largely commercially self-funded, it is ultimately publicly owned; originally a subsidiary of the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA)
Channel four is the British Television station which ... | Channel 4 |
fandom.1000points | # Characters
Characters (or Two Characters) is a game that was exclusive to the British edition of Whose Line Is It Anyway. It can be considered a cousin of Explanations and Couples.
Jim Meskimen and Chris Smith played this game in its only television apperance. The premise was that the two would act out the scene, a... | Characters |
fandom.1000points | # Cheryl Hines
Cheryl Hines (born 21 September 1965) is an American actress and comedian. She is perhaps best known for her role as Larry David's wife Cheryl on HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm", for which she was nominated for two Emmy Awards.
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fandom.1000points | # Chip Esten
Chip Esten(born Charles Esten Puskar III, 9 September 1965) appeared on both the British and American editions of Whose Line. He is best known as the former star of the hit drama Nashville, which aired on ABC and subsequently CMT. He holds an impressive Guinness World Record for "Most Consecutive Weeks to... | Chip Esten |
fandom.1000points | # Chloe Butler and Monique Gaxiola
Chloe Butler and Monique Gaxiola are professional football players. They played for the Los Angeles Temptation in the Legends Football League. Both also committed to compete in the inaugural season of LFL Australia in 2013.
| Chloe Butler and Monique Gaxiola |
fandom.1000points | # Chris Hardwick
Christopher Ryan Hardwick (born 23 November 1971) is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and television host. He is perhaps best known for hosting "@midnight", "The Talking Dead", and "The Wall".
| Chris Hardwick |
fandom.1000points | # Chris Jackson
Christopher Neal Jackson (born 30 September 1975) is an American actor and singer. He drew critical acclaim in several projects with Lin-Manuel Miranda, originating the roles of Benny in "In the Heights" and George Washington in "Hamilton", and providing the singing voice of Chief Tui in "Moana". He cu... | Chris Jackson |
fandom.1000points | # Chris Langham
Chris Langham (born 14 April 1949) is an English actor, writer and comedian. He is most known for his writing credit for "The Muppet Show". Chris appeared once on the UK Version during Season 2.
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fandom.1000points | # Chris Smith
Christopher Robin Smith (born 1959) is an American actor, director and improviser, best known for his improv workshops and his appearances on "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"
| Chris Smith |
fandom.1000points | # Clinton jokes
US Jokes - The Drew Years.
US-106 - Wayne dons a Clinton mask in Hats and says "I'm looking for a girl who can keep her mouth shut."<br>
US-111 - Drew awards Colin "a thousand points to Colin for turning into a pig quicker than Bill Clinton did."<br>
US-113 - Greg, as Clinton in Let's Make a Date, asks... | Clinton jokes |
fandom.1000points | # Clive Anderson
Clive Anderson hosted the British edition of Whose Line.
A former barrister, Clive had a famously nervous manner and tended to rely on convoluted explanations of simple games. Over the course of the show, he became a legitimate selling point in his own right - particularly with regard to his commenta... | Clive Anderson |
fandom.1000points | # Colin's Ending Lines
Perhaps the iconic highlight of Irish Drinking Song is the ending line delivered by Colin Mochrie (Who had to rhyme with what Wayne, and on occasion Brad had last said). On many occasions his ending line would get the cast to double over, leaving Colin to finish the final chorus.
US Version - ... | Colin's Ending Lines |
fandom.1000points | # Colin Mochrie
Colin Andrew Mochrie appeared on the British and American editions of Whose Line.
Along with frequent partner-in-crime Ryan Stiles, Colin is one of the performers most closely associated with Whose Line, and is responsible for many of the classic moments of the show on both sides of the Atlantic.
Beg... | Colin Mochrie |
fandom.1000points | # Colin Sell
Colin Sell did the improvised music on the 6 episode Radio edition of Whose Line.
Apart from his work on the earliest incarnation of Whose Line, Sell also provided music for "I'm Sorry, I Haven't A Clue". He has a son, Rob Sell who is also a musician in his own right.
| Colin Sell |
fandom.1000points | # Come Dining
Come Dining is a game in which two performers begin acting out a mealtime scene in a film genre. When each of their guests arrive they must switch to the genre which they brought with them. Then as each of them leaves, the other performers must revert back to the previous genre.
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fandom.1000points | # Cornelius Smith Jr.
Cornelius Smith Jr. (born 18 March 1982, Detroit, Michigan) is an American actor. He is perhaps best known for playing Frankie Hubbard on the ABC soap opera, "All My Children" from 2007 through 2011. Smith also played Marcus Walker on the ABC drama series, "Scandal" from 2015 through 2018.
| Cornelius Smith Jr. |
fandom.1000points | # Couples
Couples was a game exclusive to the British edition of Whose Line Is It Anyway. It was heard a few times on the Radio show, then seen twice during the first season, and never seen again.
This game can be described as a hybrid between Characters and Film and Theatre Styles. Two people were given a scene and ... | Couples |
fandom.1000points | # Courtroom Scene
Courtroom Scene was a game played a few times on the British edition of Whose Line.
The game was rather chaotic, and involved all four performers taking part in a courtroom scene during a trial. One player was the prosecutor, and had to cross-examine two witnesses. The fourth player was the judge.
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fandom.1000points | # Credits Reading
The Credits Reading was a ritual on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
On the British edition, the "winner" or "winners" of the episode would be given the job of reading the credits in a style determined by Clive Anderson. On the first rendition of the American edition, the "prize... | Credits Reading |
fandom.1000points | # Danielle Panabaker
Danielle Nicole Panabaker (born 19 September 1987) is an American actress. She is best known for her role as Dr. Caitlin Snow on "Arrow" and "The Flash" alongside Katie Cassidy, Candice Patton, and Emily Bett Rickards.
| Danielle Panabaker |
fandom.1000points | # Darren Criss
Darren Everett Criss (born 5 February 1987) is an American actor, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer. He is best known for his portrayal of Blaine Anderson, an openly gay student, on the Fox musical comedy-drama series "Glee" alongside Kevin McHale and Heather Morris.
One of the foun... | Darren Criss |
fandom.1000points | # Dating Profiles
Dating Profiles is Dating Service Video without the Hats. Performers act out the World's Worst Dating Service Video with the emphasis now being more on the 'World's Worst' concept. It was only played once at TheCW Tapings.
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fandom.1000points | # David Armand
David Armand (born September 1977) is an English comedian, actor and writer. He has appeared in "Episodes", "How Not to Live Your Life", "Pulling", "The Armstrong & Miller Show", "Swinging", and "Peep Show". He is one of the writers and stars of the hit CBBC comedy shows "Sorry, I've Got No Head", and "... | David Armand |
fandom.1000points | # David Reed
David Reed (born 26 May 1982) is a British actor, writer and comedian and one third of comedy troupe The Penny Dreadfuls.
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fandom.1000points | # David Walliams
David Edward Walliams OBE (born 20 August 1971) is a British actor, comedian, and author. He is perhaps best known for his partnership with Matt Lucas on the BBC One sketch show "Little Britain." He's even better known for being a judge for "Britain's Got Talent", a role he's had since 2012.
In March ... | David Walliams |
fandom.1000points | # Dawn French
Dawn Roma French (born 11 October 1957) is a British actress and comedian. She is best known for her shows "French and Saunders" and "The Vicar of Dibley". She was married to Lenny Henry from 1984 to 2010.
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fandom.1000points | # Daytime Talk Show
Daytime Talk Show was a game played on the British and American versions of Whose Line.
All four players act out a talk show. One performer plays the role of host, like Oprah Winfrey or Jerry Springer. Two other improvisors play the role of guests, and the fourth performer is an audience member. G... | Daytime Talk Show |
fandom.1000points | # Dead Bodies
Dead Bodies (sometimes called Fainting Bodies) was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The premise of the game was that three of the performers or, on the American edition, a number of performers and a member of the audience, were performing a scene when most of them d... | Dead Bodies |
fandom.1000points | # Debra Wilson
Debra Renee Wilson (born 26 April 1962, South Ozone Park, New York City), a.k.a. "Debra Wilson Skelton" or "Debra Skelton", is an American actress and comedian. Debra is instantly recognized for her work on the FOX sketch-comedy series "MAD TV" (with Phil LaMarr). She has also appeared and done voice wo... | Debra Wilson |
fandom.1000points | # Denalda Williams
Denalda Williams only appeared in one episode of Whose Line. Not much is known about her, but she did appear in Malcom in the Middle (2000), Six Feet Under (2001), and Are We There Yet? (2005).
Interestingly, Denalda was part of the cast during the only time the female improvisors outnumbered the me... | Denalda Williams |
fandom.1000points | # Denny Siegel
Denny Siegel is an American TV personality who was a recurring performer on the American version of Whose Line Is It Anyway? She was known for being a recurring correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
On Whose Line, she was the first female regular on the US version. She was used prominently i... | Denny Siegel |
fandom.1000points | # Doo Wop
Doo Wop is a musical game played on the American version of Whose Line.
Doo Wop is kind of like a mixture between Motown Group and Funeral. The three performers sing their memories about someone who recently passed away. Drew Carey chooses a name and hobby from the audience for the topic of the song. One pl... | Doo Wop |
fandom.1000points | # Dragon's Lair
Dragon's Lair is a game in which the performers spoof the show "Dragon's Den". Two performers act as judges, while another pair present their pitch for a given prop item.
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fandom.1000points | # Dramatic Episode
Dramatic Episode is a game on Trust Us with Your Life in which the host asks questions about an event in the guest's life, and the performers must use this information to reenact the scene. If their portrayal is accurate, the guest rings a bell, but if the reenactment is inaccurate, the guest honks ... | Dramatic Episode |
fandom.1000points | # Drew Carey
Drew Carey (born 23 May 1958) is an American television personality who hosted and produced the American edition of Whose Line Is It Anyway? from 1998 to 2007. He later hosted and co-produced other Whose Line spinoffs such as Drew Carey's Green Screen Show and Improv-A-Ganza.
A successful standup comedia... | Drew Carey |
fandom.1000points | # Drew Carey's Green Screen Show Games
| Drew Carey's Green Screen Show Games |
fandom.1000points | # Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza Games
| Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza Games |
fandom.1000points | # Drew Carey Show references
| Drew Carey Show references |
fandom.1000points | # Drew Games
Every version of Whose Line differs from each other, what made the Drew Series unique was the final segment of nearly every show -- Where the show had host Drew Carey play a game with the others. A Segment called the "Drew Games".
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fandom.1000points | # Dubbing
Dubbing is a game exclusive to the American Series. The game involves a scene where Ryan and Colin (in later Seasons, Ryan and Wayne) with an audience member or special guest act out a scene. The guest cannot use his or her own voice, their dialogue is provided by a third performer off-camera (In earlier Sea... | Dubbing |
fandom.1000points | # Duet
Duet was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
As the name implies, this was a singing game involving two performers (usually Josie Lawrence and Mike McShane on the British edition and Wayne Brady and another on the American). The performers would variously have to sing about m... | Duet |
fandom.1000points | # Duncan Walsh Atkins
Duncan Walsh Atkins is a British musician.
Duncan Walsh Atkins studied at Oxford, where he conducted the University Gilbert & Sullivan Society. After graduating he worked as a choirmaster in South Africa before moving to London.
He has been musical director of "Showstoppers!" since 2009, which ha... | Duncan Walsh Atkins |
fandom.1000points | # Early TV
Early TV is a game in which the performers reimagine modern shows as they might have looked in simpler black-and-white times.
| Early TV |
fandom.1000points | # Eddie Izzard
Eddie Izzard (born 7 February 1962) is an English stand-up comedian, actor and writer. He appeared in one episode of Whose Line's UK Series during Season 7.
Throughout Izzard's career, he's appeared in films such as Ocean's Twelve, Ocean's Thirteen, Mystery Men, Shadow of the Vampire, The Cat's Meow, Ac... | Eddie Izzard |
fandom.1000points | # Elizabeth Gillies
Elizabeth Egan Gillies (born 26 July 1993) is an American actress and singer. She stars as Fallon Carrington in The CW's reboot of "Dynasty" and she is well-known as Jade West in "Victorious"
| Elizabeth Gillies |
fandom.1000points | # Emily Bett Rickards
Emily Bett Rickards (born 24 July 1991) is a Canadian actress. She is best known for her role as Felicity Smoak on "Arrow" and its spinoff series "The Flash", "Vixen", and "Legends of Tomorrow" alongside Katie Cassidy, Candice Patton, and Danielle Panabaker.
| Emily Bett Rickards |
fandom.1000points | # Emotion Option
Emotion Option is a game played on the British version of Whose Line.
The premise was very similiar to Film and Theatre Styles, except instead of various forms of television styles, the styles used were forms of emotion, such as lust, hysteria, and ecstasy.
Premiering around the third British season... | Emotion Option |
fandom.1000points | # Enn Reitel
Enn Reitel is a Scottish actor, voice actor and impressionist. He is primarily known for his voice work, such as on "Spitting Image".
| Enn Reitel |
fandom.1000points | # Episode Errors on CWSeed
Navigation.
Back to US Episode Guide | Episodes Missing from CWSeed
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fandom.1000points | # Episode Guides
| Episode Guides |
fandom.1000points | # Episodes Missing from CWSeed
| Episodes Missing from CWSeed |
fandom.1000points | # Episodes Missing from CWSeed and HBOMax
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fandom.1000points | # Every Other Line
Every Other Line is a game played only on the early British version, as well as the radio show.
In it, two performers improvise a scene. One player reads all his or her lines from a play, while the other performer tries to create the scene around it, aiming for an end line suggested by the audience.... | Every Other Line |
fandom.1000points | # Expert
Expert was played on the British version of Whose Line.
A game for two performers, one of which is an interviewer. He or she interviews an expert on a topic chosen by the audience. Topics used include the afterlife, moldy bread, algae farming, and taxidermy.
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fandom.1000points | # Expert Translation
Expert Translation was played on the British version of Whose Line.
The predecessor of Foreign Film Dub, Expert Translation is a game for two performers. One improvisor fakes a foreign language, talking about an aspect of life from that native land. Another performer translates.
In one particula... | Expert Translation |
fandom.1000points | # Explanations
Explanations is a short lived game that was played in the early years of Whose Line. The premise was such that two improvisers explain a topic in a particular style. In the first playing in the television series, Tony Slattery and Josie Lawrence had to explain the existence of God as two six year olds, ... | Explanations |
fandom.1000points | # Fashion Models
Fashion Models was one of the more obscure games on the American version of Whose Line.
Fashion Models featured all four performers. One or two of them are commentators at a fashion show. The rest of the improvisors model the new clothes based on an audience-suggested profession. It's similar to Hey ... | Fashion Models |
fandom.1000points | # Fast and Loose Games
| Fast and Loose Games |
fandom.1000points | # Film Dub
Film Dub was played in both versions of Whose Line.
The premise is that an old film is shown, with the sound completely gone. The performers must create new dialogue, based on a scene given by the host.
Rarely a huge success, Film Dub has been played in almost every season of Whose Line, partially since t... | Film Dub |
fandom.1000points | # Film Review
Film Review was played once on the British edition of Whose Line.
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A game for all four contestants, one of which reviews a film, which's title is selected by the audience. The other three act out the film described by the reviewer.
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The time it was played, Rory Bremner had the role of reviewer.... | Film Review |
fandom.1000points | # Film Trailer
Film Trailer was played on the British edition of Whose Line.
A game for all four performers, one of which (usually Greg Proops) is a voiceover for a new film, with the title given by the audience. The other three act out the scenes the voiceover describes.
The most memorable playing featured Tony Sla... | Film Trailer |
fandom.1000points | # Film and Theatre Styles
Film And Theatre Styles (or Genre Option, and later Film, TV And Theatre Styles) was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The game began with the audience being asked to name their favourite styles of film and theatre acting (while television was only added t... | Film and Theatre Styles |
fandom.1000points | # Films used in Film Dub
| Films used in Film Dub |
fandom.1000points | # First Date
First Date is a game on Improvaganza in which a couple who have been married a long time are selected from the audience and are asked some questions about their first date. From this information, two performers try to reenact the date. If their portrayal is accurate, one or both spouses ring a bell, but i... | First Date |
fandom.1000points | # Fixed Expressions
Fixed Expressions is a game that made a few apperances during the middle to end of the British edition of Whose Line Is It Anyway.
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The premise of this game is implied in its title. Performers would act out a scene with an expression on their face [anger, confusion, worried, etc.] Many wou... | Fixed Expressions |
fandom.1000points | # Foreign Film Dub
Foreign Film Dub was a game played on the British and American editions of Whose Line.
Two performers (or, early on in the American edition, one performer and Drew Carey) would perform a scene from a film, with the title and language determined by the audience. The other two performers would "dub" ... | Foreign Film Dub |
fandom.1000points | # Forward Rewind
Forward Rewind is a game in which the performers enact a given scene. When cued "Rewind" they must repeat the lines they've just said in reverse order until cued "Forward" again, when they must repeat the same lines again. On Whose Line the cues were prerecorded by Wayne Brady and played as the produc... | Forward Rewind |
fandom.1000points | # Fred Willard
Frederic Willard (18 September 1933 - 15 May 2020) is an American actor, comedian, voice actor, and writer. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, he is best known for his improvisational comedy. His credits include "Nobody Knows Anything", "Friends", "MAD TV", "Hollywood Squares", "Mad About You", "Family Guy", and ... | Fred Willard |
fandom.1000points | # Funeral
Funeral was played on the American and British versions of Whose Line.
To begin, the host selects a person's name and hobby from the audience. Funeral is a game for three or four contestants, with one player (often Greg Proops) as a funeral director asking the others about memories of the deceased. After th... | Funeral |
fandom.1000points | # Gangsta Rap
Gangsta Rap was played once on the American edition of Whose Line.
Basically a specific version of Duet, two performers (Wayne Brady and Brad Sherwood, the one time it was tried) rap about a profession given to them by the audience. It worked well when it was tried, however, the fact that it was essenti... | Gangsta Rap |
fandom.1000points | # George McGrath
George McGrath made two appearances on the British edition of Whose Line, not counting compilations. He was a terrific Storyteller, a decent singer, and a great scene holder. Those were the attributes used the most in his appearances. He has been seen playing games such as Musical, Authors, Party Quir... | George McGrath |
fandom.1000points | # George Wendt
George Wendt made two appearances on the British edition of Whose Line.
Wendt had achieved fame on the American sitcom Cheers, but unfortunately he seemed underprepared for Whose Line. His Hoedown in particular was quite weak, where he couldn't even get the first lines to rhyme and had to resort to a "... | George Wendt |
fandom.1000points | # Get Down
Get Down is a game in which all four performers enact a scene. Periodically, the production team will play a soundbite that says "Get Down" and the last performer to speak must begin to rap until a soundbite that says "Okay!" then they stop rapping and continue the scene normally. The rap backing track is p... | Get Down |
fandom.1000points | # Gina Rodriguez
Gina Rodriguez (born 30 July 1984) is an American actress. She is best known for her role as Jane Villanueva in "Jane the Virgin" alongside Brett Dier, Jaime Camil, and Andrea Navedo.
| Gina Rodriguez |
fandom.1000points | # Glee Club It
Glee Club It is a game in which the performers enact a scene. Periodically, the host plays the phrase "Glee club it," and the last performer to speak must begin to sing in the style of a glee club until the leader says "Back to normal," then they stop singing and continue the scene normally. This can ha... | Glee Club It |
fandom.1000points | # Good Cop Bad Cop
Good Cop Bad Cop was played once on the American edition of Whose Line.
This game was played with three people. The one time it was tried, Wayne Brady had an appliance that broke down, while Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles portrayed the repairmen. However, Colin and Ryan were supposed to do it as if t... | Good Cop Bad Cop |
fandom.1000points | # Gospel
Gospel was played on the British version of Whose Line.
Similiar to Hoedown, Gospel features all four players singing about a particular topic in the style of Gospel. The final verse was usually sung by Mike McShane, who usually dominated. The Gospels were catchy, but improvisers would often have difficulty i... | Gospel |
fandom.1000points | # Grace Byers
Grace Gealey Byers (born 26 July 1984) is an American actress. She is known for her role as Anika Calhoun on "Empire" alongside Kaitlin Doubleday.
| Grace Byers |
fandom.1000points | # Graeme Garden
David Graeme Garden OBE (born 18 February 1943) is a British comedian, actor, and author. He is best known as a member of "The Goodies" and for being a cast member on "I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue".
| Graeme Garden |
fandom.1000points | # Great Debate
The Great Debate was a short-lived game on the radio version of Whose Line.
Clive Anderson gives the quartet a topic, and the audience gives Clive various professions or characteristics to give to the cast. The four debate on the topic in the style they were given. The game is similiar to Remote Contro... | Great Debate |
fandom.1000points | # Greatest Hits
Greatest Hits was a game played on the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The game involved three or four performers (depending on the number of singers). Two performers - usually Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles - took the parts of television pitch-men selling a compilation album, with the sing... | Greatest Hits |
fandom.1000points | # Greatest Hits' Multiple Albums
This page features your look at Greatest Hits Albums on Whose Line that have garnered more than one edition.
| Greatest Hits' Multiple Albums |
fandom.1000points | # Greg Davies
Greg Davies (born 14 May 1968) is a British stand-up comedian and actor. He is known for his roles as Greg in "We Are Klang", Mr Gilbert in "The Inbetweeners" and Ken Thompson in "Cuckoo", as well as for his guest appearances in "Mock the Week" and "Would I Lie to You?"
| Greg Davies |
fandom.1000points | # Greg Proops
Greg Proops.
Greg Proops (born 3 October 1959) is an American television personality who has appeared as a recurring performer on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
Greg has recorded several podcasts and stand-up albums, all of which are available via iTunes. He served host of the sho... | Greg Proops |
fandom.1000points | # Guess the Country
Guess the Country is a game on Trust Us with Your Life in which two performers travel through Europe, and two other performers portray residents of other countries they meet along the way. From their accents and portrayals, the travelers must guess the residents' country.
| Guess the Country |
fandom.1000points | # Harmontown
Harmontown is a weekly live comedy podcast that began airing 6 June 2012. It is hosted by writer Dan Harmon, best known as the creator of the television series "Community" and "Rick and Morty", Jeff Davis of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?", and game master Spencer Crittenden.
"Harmontown" began as a monthly li... | Harmontown |
fandom.1000points | # Hats
Hats (sometimes known in the American edition as Dating Service Video) was a game played on the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The game involved all four performers, divided into two pairs. Each pair was given a box of "hats" (which often included masks and other articles of fancy dress) and had ... | Hats |
fandom.1000points | # Heather Anne Campbell
Heather Anne Campbell (born 20 November 1979) is an Emmy-nominated writer for the 2011 season of the long-running sketch show series Saturday Night Live, and since 2010 has been a member of Drew Carey's Improv group. She has made various guest appearances on Improv-A-Ganza and on the later seas... | Heather Anne Campbell |
fandom.1000points | # Heather Morris
Heather Morris (born 1 February 1987) is an American actress. She is perhaps best known for her role as Brittany S. Pierce in "Glee" alongside Kevin McHale and Darren Criss.
| Heather Morris |
fandom.1000points | # Helping Hands
Helping Hands (sometimes known as Hands Through) was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The game was essentially the Theatresports staple of "Double Figures", with one performer having their hands provided by a second and acting out a scene with a third performer. T... | Helping Hands |
fandom.1000points | # Here He Is Now
Here He Is Now was a short-lived game played on the British edition of Whose Line.
Similiar to That Will Be Charlie Now, Here He Is Now is a game for all four improvisors. It begins with two players preparing to introduce the others to each other. They include various odd quirks, such as "sings Chine... | Here He Is Now |
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