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fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Not WLiiA/Improv All-Stars
This is Whoserpedia's page for Drew Carey's Improv All-Stars lyrics. These came from two specials that aired in 2001.
| Music Lyrics/Not WLiiA/Improv All-Stars |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Not WLiiA/Improvaganza
This is Whoserpedia's page for Drew Carey's Improv-a-Ganza lyrics. These are from the short-lived 2011 GSN show.
Greatest Hits.
Big Game Hunter - "I Killed It in Kenya" (Irish Ballad).
Jeff: A long time ago
Far far away
I was out on the plains
Hunting all day
When what should happ... | Music Lyrics/Not WLiiA/Improvaganza |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/One-time Games
This is the Whoserpedia's page for lyrics to musical games that have only been played a single time. This will cover both the UK and US series.
Remember That Song.
Ryan's sex change song.
Ryan Stiles:<br>Is there nowhere I can go to hide?<br>
How do I bring out this woman inside?<br>
I ha... | Music Lyrics/One-time Games |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Prison Visitor
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Prison Visitor lyrics, covering entire British series. If the song you're looking for is not here, check Bartender or Psychiatrist.
| Music Lyrics/Prison Visitor |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Psychiatrist
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Psychiatrist lyrics, covering entire British series. If the song you're looking for is not here, check Bartender or Prison Visitor.
| Music Lyrics/Psychiatrist |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Rap
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Rap lyrics, covering the entire British run, as well as the radio series.
Animals.
Lenny Henry:<br>
"Feel good!"<br>
I went to the zoo, walked down the street,<br>
Opened the door, and guess who I should meet.<br>
A tiger came and bit off my leg,<br>
And now I'm go... | Music Lyrics/Rap |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Rock Out
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Rock Out lyrics, covering the game played on the Australian series.
Botched Nose Job.
Tom Walker:
I took my nose to get it fixed
'Cause it had a bunch of cricks.
Went in there, if you mean it.
It came out looking more like a penis.
Cal Wilson:
Well, I wear a ... | Music Lyrics/Rock Out |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Scene to Rap
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Scene to Rap lyrics, covering both the US and UK series.
| Music Lyrics/Scene to Rap |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Show Stopping Number
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Show Stopping Number lyrics, covering the entire US series.
Factory.
Cheese Is Our Life.
Cheese is our life
I wish I could make it my wife
I'd take it to bed
We'd sleep until we're dead!
Oh boy I love chee~eese
I'm Tired of Poking Holes in These Th... | Music Lyrics/Show Stopping Number |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Song Styles
Song Styles was played on many occassions on both the British and American versions of Whose Line.
| Music Lyrics/Song Styles |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Song Styles/UK
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Song Styles lyrics, covering the entire British run. If you're looking for songs featuring more than one performer, see Duet.
=Objects=
Washing Machine (Music Hall).
=Audience Serenades=
Yvette the Receptionist (Reggae).
=Others=
| Music Lyrics/Song Styles/UK |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Song Styles/US
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Song Styles lyrics, covering the entire American series.
=Audience Serenades=
Wilma the Medical School Coordinator (Oasis).
=Special Guest Serenades=
Whoopi Goldberg (Tina Turner).
=Professions=
Substitute Teacher (Fantasy Rock - with Chris Hardwick).
=L... | Music Lyrics/Song Styles/US |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Telethon
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Telethon lyrics, covering the entire US series, as well as the one UK playing.
| Music Lyrics/Telethon |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Three Headed Broadway Star
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Three Headed Broadway Star lyrics, covering the entire US series.
You've Got a Beautiful Bald Spot (Ally).
You've got a beautiful bald spot. I think it's so divine. When i look into it i can see anything, YOWZA! Shiny as a bald penny. Brillia... | Music Lyrics/Three Headed Broadway Star |
fandom.1000points | # Music Lyrics/Title Sequence
This is the Whoserpedia's page for Title Sequence lyrics, covering the entire US series.
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fandom.1000points | # Musical Film Review
Musical Film Review is a short-lived game played on the British edition of Whose Line.
Very similiar to Musical Producers, except there are three singers instead of two. One performer reviews a musical, as chosen from the description of a movie chosen randomly in Halliwell's Film Guide. The othe... | Musical Film Review |
fandom.1000points | # Musical Producers
Musical Producers was played on the British version of Whose Line.
Much like Greatest Hits, Musical Producers featured two performers (often Paul Merton and/or Sandi Toksvig), who were brainstorming the next great musical. The other two performers (often Mike McShane and/or Josie Lawrence) sing sc... | Musical Producers |
fandom.1000points | # Narrate
Narrate (also known as Film Noir or Narrating for Each Other) was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The game involved two performers (usually Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles) acting out a film noir scene in an unlikely location suggested by the audience (such as the Oval O... | Narrate |
fandom.1000points | # News Report
News Report (once played as Sports Report) was a game played on the British version of Whose Line.
News Report is an extension of Expert, and is for all four contestants. It features one player (usually Greg Proops or Sandi Toksvig) as the host of a news program based on a fairy tale, nursery rhyme, or ... | News Report |
fandom.1000points | # Newsflash
Newsflash was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The principle was that one performer (a role frequently assigned to Colin Mochrie on the American edition) would stand in front of a green screen on which a video would be projected. This performer was the "reporter in th... | Newsflash |
fandom.1000points | # Niall Ashdown
Niall Ashdown appeared briefly in the British edition of Whose Line.
Predominantly used as a singer, Niall didn't make much of an impression on the show. He also seemed to be the go-to guy for accents, showcasing as many as possible in one of his credit readings. Perhaps his most famous moment was as ... | Niall Ashdown |
fandom.1000points | # Nicole Parker
Nicole Frances Parker (born 21 February 1978, Irvine, California) is an American actress and comedian. She is best known for her six years on the sketch series "MAD TV" where she impersonated pop stars, talk show hosts, and other female celebrities. She is best known to Broadway crowds for her portraya... | Nicole Parker |
fandom.1000points | # Nolan Gould
Nolan Gould (born 28 October 1998) is an American actor. He is best known for his role as youngest sibling Luke Dunphy on the ABC sitcom "Modern Family".
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fandom.1000points | # Nonny Williams
Nonny Williams is an alumnus of the Footlights at Cambridge, along with Griff Rhys Jones and Jimmy Mulville.
| Nonny Williams |
fandom.1000points | # Now It's a Musical
Now It's a Musical is a game in which the performers are given a popular TV show and they must perform it as if it were a given stage musical
| Now It's a Musical |
fandom.1000points | # Number of Words
Number of Words was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
The game involved all four performers, each of whom was given a character and a specific number of words. The only rule was that a player who had been given two words could not speak unless it was in sentences... | Number of Words |
fandom.1000points | # Obscure References
Baywatch.
Often used as a style in Film and Theatre Styles, Baywatch was a program about lifeguards, most of whom were large-breasted women. Whose Line guest star David Hasselhoff was a member of the cast.
Brookside.
Long-running soap opera in the UK beginning in 1982 and ending in 2003. It aired ... | Obscure References |
fandom.1000points | # Old Job New Job
Old Job New Job (or New Job Old Job) was a game played on the British edition of Whose Line, though it made a few appearances on the American series.
The game was a straight scene-performance done by three people working at a particular job. The third person in the scene (either Steve Frost or Ryan ... | Old Job New Job |
fandom.1000points | # On The Spot
On the Spot is a short-lived American television program which aired during spring 2003 on The WB. The show lasted five episodes before it was canceled.
The show consisted of a mixture of scripted sketches and improvisational comedy. The show was based in a Malibu hotel called The Sunspot with various co... | On The Spot |
fandom.1000points | # One-Syllable Word
One-Syllable Word is a game in which two performers at a time enact a given scene, but their dialog must consist entirely of one-syllable words. If one says a multi-syllabic word, the audience will buzz the performer out and another performer replaces them.
| One-Syllable Word |
fandom.1000points | # Opera
Opera was played twice on the British version of Whose Line.
An alternative to American Musical, Opera was an operatic musical, played only twice, in the first series. The main difference is that there was no talking, just singing; quite similiar to Scene to Rap a decade later.
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fandom.1000points | # Padma Lakshmi
Padma Lakshmi (born 1 September 1970) is an Indian-born American chef and television host. She is best known as a host of "Top Chef".
| Padma Lakshmi |
fandom.1000points | # Panel
Panel was a short lived game with potential. It featured Clive acting as a host of a Panel show. The game itself begun as Clive Anderson saying "Welcome to Meet the Panel, tonight we have...". The other improvisers used bits of costumes and props to become different characters. In the only episode this game wa... | Panel |
fandom.1000points | # Party Quirks
Party Quirks was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
Played from the first British episode onwards, the game became an icon of Whose Line. One performer would host a party, with the other three being "guests". Each guest was given, secretly, a "strange quirk or identi... | Party Quirks |
fandom.1000points | # Party Quirks - Hosts
| Party Quirks - Hosts |
fandom.1000points | # Party Time
Party Time is a variant of "World's Worst" in which all the performers dance to party music. When the host stops the music, a performer must give an example of the host's suggested topic.
| Party Time |
fandom.1000points | # Patrick Bristow
Patrick Bristow has appeared in one episode in the British Version of Whose Line and two episodes of the American version (that have aired seven years after they were taped). He was born in California, USA, and has appeared in many movies, including The Longest Yard (2005), The Inner Circle (2003), I... | Patrick Bristow |
fandom.1000points | # Penn & Teller
Penn Jillette (born 5 March 1955) and Teller (born Raymond Joseph Teller, 14 February 1948) are American illusionists and entertainers who have performed together since the late 1970s, noted for their ongoing act which combines elements of comedy with magic. The duo, having been featured in numerou... | Penn & Teller |
fandom.1000points | # Peter Cook
Peter Cook made one appearance on the British edition of Whose Line.
A legendary comedian (both solo and in tandem with Dudley Moore), Cook holds the distinction of being one of the only cast members allowed to smoke on stage.
Unfortunately, his talent did not appear to translate as well into the early ... | Peter Cook |
fandom.1000points | # Picture
Picture was a short-lived game played on the British version of Whose Line.
In Picture, two to four performers act out a scene while inserting their heads in a picture. It was usually played as a more verbal game based on what the picture entailed.
Appearances.
UK Series Appearances<br>
Series 7: 4 and 11<br... | Picture |
fandom.1000points | # Points Comparisons
| Points Comparisons |
fandom.1000points | # Points comparisons
| Points comparisons |
fandom.1000points | # Political Satire
Complete List of Political Satire on Whose Line.
The Clive Years.
<br>
<br>
The Drew Years.
<br>
<br>
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| Political Satire |
fandom.1000points | # Press Conference
Press Conference was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
One performer (frequently Colin Mochrie) would take the role of a celebrity giving a press conference, with the other three performers asking him questions. The catch was that the "celebrity" would not know ... | Press Conference |
fandom.1000points | # Prison Visitor
Prison Visitor (or Prison Cell) was a game played on the British edition of Whose Line.
A singing game much like Bartender or Psychiatrist, Prison Visitor saw one performer (almost invariably Josie Lawrence) taking the part of a Prison Visitor. The other performers would stand on the other side of a ... | Prison Visitor |
fandom.1000points | # Props
Props was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
All four performers took part and were given a prop to work with. To begin with, these were recognizable objects, however they soon became unusual shapes of foam or other humorous things. The two "teams" were then buzzed back and... | Props |
fandom.1000points | # Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist was a game played on the British edition of Whose Line.
A singing game closely related to Bartender, the game revolved around one performer (often Josie Lawrence) who would play the psychiatrist. A number of other performers (ranging from one to three) would play the patients.
Each patien... | Psychiatrist |
fandom.1000points | # Question This
Question This is a game on Improvaganza in which one performer plays the host of a quiz show parody of "Jeopardy" and four other performers play the contestants. The contestants are either celebrities the performers imitate or characters with weird personalities that the performers make up. The host as... | Question This |
fandom.1000points | # Questions
Questions Only (Shortened to "Questions" in the later seasons of the US Series) was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
All four performers would take part, dividing into two groups of two on either side of the main stage. After being given their scene, one from each sid... | Questions |
fandom.1000points | # Questions Only
| Questions Only |
fandom.1000points | # Questions With Wigs
Questions with Wigs (sometimes shortened to Questions) is a game played on the American version of Whose Line.
A spinoff from Questions Only, this variation keeps the same rules - two pairs acting a scene asking only questions, getting buzzed and replaced upon failure. The only difference is that... | Questions With Wigs |
fandom.1000points | # Quick Change
Quick Change was a game played on both the British and American editions of Whose Line.
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The premise was that two or three performers were given a scene to act out, with another performer standing to one side with a microphone. As the scene progressed, the performer with the microphone was inst... | Quick Change |
fandom.1000points | # Quiz Show
Quiz Show is a game played during the final season of the British show.
A game for all four performers, one player (usually Greg Proops or Brad Sherwood) hosts a game show, based on a title chosen from the audience. The other three performers are the contestants. The game is pretty much free after that, w... | Quiz Show |
fandom.1000points | # Rachel Bloom
Rachel Bloom (born 3 April 1987) is an American actress, comedian, and writer. She is best known for creating, writing and playing the lead role of Rebecca Bunch in "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend", for which she won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy, and a Critics' Choice... | Rachel Bloom |
fandom.1000points | # Radio
Before the television series, Whose Line appeared on BBC Radio, which lasted six episodes. Stephen Fry and John Sessions appeared with Clive Anderson in every episode. The improvised music was provided by Colin Sell.
John Sessions, Stephen Fry (six shows)
Jimmy Mulville (two shows)
Dawn French, Lenny Henry, Hu... | Radio |
fandom.1000points | # Radio DJs
Radio DJs is a game in which two performers are radio djs hosting a show about an audience suggested subject, and the other two performers are callers asking questions.
| Radio DJs |
fandom.1000points | # Ralph Macchio
Ralph George Macchio Jr (born 4 November 1961) is an American actor. He is best known for his roles as Daniel LaRusso in "The Karate Kid" series, Eugene Martone in "Crossroads", Bill Gambini in "My Cousin Vinny", and Johnny Cade in "The Outsiders".
| Ralph Macchio |
fandom.1000points | # Randy Couture
Randy Couture (born 22 June 1963, Everett, Washington) is an American mixed martial artist who played Toll Road in "The Expendables" movie series. Most of his career has taken place within wrestling or the UFC, and many of the times he's been in film, he is playing himself. He has been in other popular... | Randy Couture |
fandom.1000points | # Rap
Rap (or Improvising a Rap, as it was called on the Radio programme), is a game played during the first three British series, as well as the radio show. Unlike every other musical game in the series, Rap's music was prerecorded, as opposed to being provided by a musician.
During the radio show, and on one occassi... | Rap |
fandom.1000points | # Really Bad Hangover
Really Bad Hangover was played one time, in the American version of Whose Line.
This game was very similar to the audience version of Sound Effects, in the matter that two people act out a scene, and two others provide sound effects. The premise was that the two people acting the scene were hung... | Really Bad Hangover |
fandom.1000points | # References Guide
Welcome to Whoserpedia's 'Whose Line' index of frequent references.
Navigation.
UK Episode Guide | Front Page | US Episode Guide
| References Guide |
fandom.1000points | # References to Boybands
The Guide to Boyband references on Whose Line.
References From 'New Kids on The Block' all the way to 'One Direction'
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to Boybands |
fandom.1000points | # References to Friends
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to Friends |
fandom.1000points | # References to Jurassic Park
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to Jurassic Park |
fandom.1000points | # References to Looney Tunes
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to Looney Tunes |
fandom.1000points | # References to Michael Jackson
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to Michael Jackson |
fandom.1000points | # References to South Park
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Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to South Park |
fandom.1000points | # References to Star Wars
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to Star Wars |
fandom.1000points | # References to The DC Universe
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to The DC Universe |
fandom.1000points | # References to The Drew Carey Show
Mentions of The Drew Carey Show.
US-103 - Ryan jokes about a "24-Hour Drew Carey Network" in Greatest Hits. Ryan says "that's how I got the job on the other show" after Party Quirks.<br>
US-106 - At the beginning of the episode, Drew says "Hope you enjoyed watching The Drew Carey Sh... | References to The Drew Carey Show |
fandom.1000points | # References to The Muppets
| References to The Muppets |
fandom.1000points | # References to The Teletubbies
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to The Teletubbies |
fandom.1000points | # References to The Wizard of Oz
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to The Wizard of Oz |
fandom.1000points | # References to Titanic
Navigation.
Back to Reference Guide
| References to Titanic |
fandom.1000points | # Related Shows
All shows related to Whose Line; On TV or On Stage.
Improv on Television.
@Midnight<br>
Drew Carey's Green Screen Show<br>
Drew Carey's Improvaganza<br>
Fast & Loose<br>
Mock The Week<br>
On The Spot<br>
S&M<br>
Thank God You're Here<br>
Trust us with Your Life<br>
Wild & Out<br>
Live Stage Shows.
An E... | Related Shows |
fandom.1000points | # Remember That Song
Remember That Song was played once on the British version of Whose Line.
One of the better one-time games, Remember That Song was a reversed version of Bartender. When it was played, Colin Mochrie had the role of bartender, with Brad Sherwood and Ryan Stiles as his patrons. Each guest is asked to... | Remember That Song |
fandom.1000points | # Remote Control
Remote Control was a game played on the British edition of Whose Line, and twice on the American version.
One of the few games to involve Clive Anderson actively, the game involved a number of performers pretending to be on different television shows, all of which happened to relate to the same topic... | Remote Control |
fandom.1000points | # Rendez-View
Rendez-View was a short-lived comedic reality series hosted by Greg Proops from 2001 to 2002.
It premiered 1 September 2001 and featured guest comics critiquing couples' videotaped dates.
| Rendez-View |
fandom.1000points | # Reunion
Reunion was a game played on the American edition of Whose Line.
Similar to Three Of A Kind, Reunion involved three performers meeting at a reunion for an unusual profession. They had to greet each other in the style of that profession and then perform their "old song", all singing in one voice.
One versio... | Reunion |
fandom.1000points | # Rhys Darby
Rhys Darby (born 21 March 1974) is a New Zealand actor and comedian. He is best known for his role as Murray Hewitt, the band manager of "Flight of the Conchords".
| Rhys Darby |
fandom.1000points | # Rich Fields
Rich Fields (born 30 November 1960) is an American broadcaster, announcer and Emmy Award-winning television meteorologist. He is best known for a seven-season stint announcing for the "The Price Is Right". He was also served as the announcer for "Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza".
| Rich Fields |
fandom.1000points | # Richard Kaplan
Richard Kaplan is an American comedian.
Other than a one-time appearance on the UK version of Whose Line, not much is known about Kaplan.
| Richard Kaplan |
fandom.1000points | # Richard Simmons
Flamboyant aerobics personality Richard Simmons appeared in a memorable episode of Whose Line.
Having one of the more notable guest appearances, Richard Simmons was involved somewhat in every game (the first two just being allusions to his appearance). Wayne Brady sang a disco song to him in Song St... | Richard Simmons |
fandom.1000points | # Ricki Lake
Ricki Pamela Lake (born 21 September 1968) is an American actress, television presenter, and producer.
Lake is best known for her lead role as Tracy Turnblad in the 1988 film "Hairspray". She is also known for her talk show which was broadcast internationally from September 1993 until May 2004
| Ricki Lake |
fandom.1000points | # Ricky Gervais
Ricky Dene Gervais (born 25 June 1961 in Reading, England) is an English comedian, actor, voice actor, film director, producer, musician, screenwriter, and radio presenter. He is best known for his work on both the UK and US versions of "The Office" (with Chip Esten), "Extras" and the Netflix original ... | Ricky Gervais |
fandom.1000points | # Right Way Wrong Way
Right Way Wrong Way is a game in which one pair of performers enacts scenes of the host's suggestions in the best-possible way, while another pair enacts the worst.
| Right Way Wrong Way |
fandom.1000points | # Rob Gronkowski
Robert Paxton "Rob" Gronkowski (born 14 May 1989), nicknamed "Gronk" and "The Terminator", is an American football tight end for the New England Patriots.
| Rob Gronkowski |
fandom.1000points | # Robbie Amell
Robbie Amell (born 21 April 1988) is a Canadian actor and model. He is best known for playing Stephen Jameson on The CW's "The Tomorrow People", Ronnie Raymond/Firestorm/Deathstorm on The CW's "The Flash" alongside Danielle Panabaker and Candice Patton, Fred Jones in two "Scooby-Doo!" films, Paxton Flyn... | Robbie Amell |
fandom.1000points | # Robin Williams
Robin Williams (21 July 1951 - 11 August 2014) was an Oscar-winning American actor, and comedian. He is best known for his off the cuff comedy, masterful impressions and iconic movie roles. He is highly regarded as one of the best entertainers of all time. He's known for his roles in TV and Film such ... | Robin Williams |
fandom.1000points | # Rock Opera
Rock Opera was played once on the British edition of Whose Line.
A decent alternative to American Musical, Rock Opera was a musical with rock opera music played. The main difference is that there was no talking, just singing... similiar to Scene to Rap
| Rock Opera |
fandom.1000points | # Rock Out
Rock Out is a variant of Hoedown that was used on Whose Line is it Anyway Australia. This game would feature each of the four performers, one-at-a-time in turn, sings in the style of a rock song about an audience-suggested subject. The song could be of any length of the performers' choosing but was most oft... | Rock Out |
fandom.1000points | # Ron West
Ron West made several appearances on the British edition of Whose Line, and had a production credit in the American version.
Ron was also a producer for Quick Wits, also known as Kwik Witz, a show similar to Whose Line? that is scripted but pretends to run like improv. Wayne Brady and Denny Siegel have bot... | Ron West |
fandom.1000points | # Rory Bremner
Rory Bremner appeared on the British edition of Whose Line.
Already famous as an impressionist, Rory made one inconsequential appearance, before returning several seasons later for an extended run. He was somewhat under-used, although he was always in demand for impressions - including in the Credits R... | Rory Bremner |
fandom.1000points | # Rory McGrath
Rory McGrath made a few appearances on Whose Line in 1988 and '89.
Rory's appearances (UK)<br>
Series 1: Episodes 7 and 12<br>
Series 2: Episode 14<br>
| Rory McGrath |
fandom.1000points | # Ross Mathews
Ross Mathews (born 24 September 1979) is an American television personality. He is known as Ross the Intern on "The Tonight Show" and as a finalist on the first American season of "Celebrity Big Brother".
| Ross Mathews |
fandom.1000points | # Russell Fletcher
Russell Fletcher is an Australian actor and comedian. He is best known for his work on Thank God You're Here and Comedy Slapdown. Fletcher made one appearance on the British edition of Whose Line and is the performer with the least amount of points in the history of the show; sitting at a quarter po... | Russell Fletcher |
fandom.1000points | # Ruth Bratt
Ruth Bratt (born 1976) is an English actress and comedian. Bratt has made notable appearances on several TV shows including "FAQ U", "Rob Brydon's Annually Retentive", "Touch Me, I'm Karen Taylor", "Mongrels", and Ricky Gervais' show "Derek". She has guested with The Comedy Store Players and has collabora... | Ruth Bratt |
fandom.1000points | # Ryan Stiles
Ryan Lee Stiles (born April 22, 1959 in Seattle, Washington) performed on the British and American editions of Whose Line is it Anyway? (gaining a producer credit in the latter).
Perhaps the cast member most associated with Whose Line, it is almost impossible to think of the show without his contributio... | Ryan Stiles |
fandom.1000points | # Sandi Toksvig
Sandi Toksvig participated in the British Version of Whose Line is it Anyway? from 1989-1991. She has acted in many films, such as The Big Read: Little Women (2003), Sweet Nothing (1990), and Paris By Night (1988). Also made an appearence in The Brain Drain (1993) as herself.
Sandi was very memorable ... | Sandi Toksvig |
fandom.1000points | # Scene To Rap
| Scene To Rap |
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