History Heartwarming / WhoseLineIsItAnyway

* It's a small moment, but during Josie's lone US taping, she makes a little crack at Colin after a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNV8_lVmSyw Let's Make A Date playing]], to oohs from the audience. To which Josie responds "Ah, shucks! [[OldFriend He knows I love 'im!]]"
** From the same episode: Josie fires off a joke that would have been gotten by on the British version, but is deemed not-so appropriate for the American version. Drew (who is a big fan of the British version) and Ryan (who of course was a performer on the British version) immediately reassure her that it wasn't ''that'' big of a deal.

* After a round of "Song Styles" with Creator/TiffanyHaddish, the guest star takes some time to thank Laura Hall and Linda Taylor before making her exit. Ryan points out that she's the first guest to ''ever'' thank the musicians after a duet. Haddish even comes back onstage to compliment them for their hard work.
* A ''very'' special guest shows up in Season 20: Wayne's daughter Maile, who gets to sing with him in a round of "Song Styles". They naturally have great onscreen chemistry together, and she's just as funny and talented as her old dad.
** At the end of "Dubbing", Colin's character takes Maile aside and tells her, "Never disappoint your father." It's subtle, but you can tell that Colin was telling her this ''genuinely''.

* During a game of Party Quirks, Wayne Brady accidentally [[PantyShot pulled up a woman's skirt]]. She was not only a good sport about it but took the resulting Hoedowns where she was the subject of Ryan's lyrics with much class.

* In the game of 'Living Scenery' an attractive audience member called to the stage is asked by Clive to put Colin Mocherie "In any position which you'd like him". She promptly puts his arm around her shoulders, causing him to beam with delight.
-->'''Clive''': Well I think that just about made Colin's year!

** At the end of "Dubbing", Colin's character takes Maile aside and tells her, "Never disappoint your father." It's subtle, but you can tell that Colin was also telling her this genuinely.

* After a round of "Duet" with Creator/TiffanyHaddish, the guest star takes some time to thank Laura Hall and Linda Taylor before making her exit. Ryan points out that she's the first guest to ''ever'' thank the musicians after a duet. Haddish even comes back onstage to compliment them for their hard work.

** One round of "Duet" has Wayne and Jeff singing to Katrina, who works at a movie theater selling popcorn. After the song, Drew thanks Katrina with a $100 bill, much to her (and her friends') excitement.

** Sid gave his translator, Colin, a curveball, by throwing the English word "garlic" into his German gibberish, to which Colin masterfully translates "A lot of my information I get from the newspaper, made by [[{{Pun}} The Garlic Press]]." Sid ''loves'' that, and only briefly breaks character to give a symbolic nod to Colin's comedic wizardry -- coming from Sid Caesar, that's high praise!

'''Ryan:''' ''*running his fingers through [[PrematurelyBald Colin's sparse hair]]*''

* From the 100th episode's Scenes From A Hat: After 100 episodes of repeatedly making fun of Colin being bald, the scene drawn is "A brief glimpse into the dreams of Colin Mochrie." Greg does a bit of rubbing his hair, with Colin looking visibly upset at the umpteenth bald joke made at his expense (the studio audience even goes "awww" when Colin looks at them), and seeing this, Ryan's contribution is himself, Wayne, and Greg, [[KarmicTransformation all bald and screaming.]] Also counts as a [[Funny/WhoseLineIsItAnyway Funny Moment.]] Greg further smoothed things over by following the screaming bit by taking the stage saying, “Yeah you were great, Creator/SharonStone. No, I’m not going to call you.”
* Though not a straight example, the "Newsflash" session that started with the green screen showing the studio cam's current view instead of the archive footage intended, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w3oVnSZ0Js leading to Ryan and Chip reaching to the side to make gestures around Colin's head.]] It's so juvenile it's adorable.

* In one "Party Quirks," Ryan's quirk was that he was excited by ugliness. During the scene, he was all flustered by Drew. After the game, Drew said in a mock dejected manner: "A thousand points, that's all I'm good for is giving points." Ryan responded: "Hey, buddy..." and defiantly ripped up the card which contained that suggestion.

* When a playing of "Superheroes" began, Drew genuinely complimented Colin:
--> '''Drew''': One of my favorite guys in the whole wide world, Colin Mochrie, is gonna start this. (Audience cheers/applauds; Colin smiles) Never met a nicer man.

* In "Weird Newscasters," after Ryan essentially called Drew lower on the evolutionary scale than a caveman and an ape, Drew called Ryan a freak multiple times in retaliation. After "Narrate":

* In this [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAgqgfKgGpI classic "Song Styles" segment]], Wayne sang to Samantha, an aerobics instructor, in the style of Riverdance (Irish step-dancing). Wayne was suitably impressed to find out that Samantha actually could step-dance, [[KneelBeforeFrodo and he gave her a standing ovation afterwards]].

* In the "Scenes From a Hat" suggestion "Difficult questions for mommy to answer", both Wayne and Colin ask, "Mommy, how come no one looks like me on ''Series/{{Friends}}''?" Before the next suggestion is read:

* Doubling with SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: In "Duet", Tina, the woman who was on vacation from Canada, was given a hug by Colin (who wasn't even playing the game).
* Before the 4x01 playing of "Sound Effects", one of the women chosen from the audience hugged Colin and gave an excited "OH YEAH!", like she just fulfilled one of her life goals.

* During a game of "Improbable Mission":
-->'''Ryan:''' The president of Eatallyoucan! We have a picture of him on our wall! (points at Drew)

* In one round of "Song Styles", Wayne has to sing a love song that gets progressively faster. At the end he pretends to pass out after singing way too fast, and Ryan, not realizing it was a joke, jumps from his seat to see if he's okay. It's a small moment, but it's nice to see how much he cares for his co-star.
* During a game of "Party Quirks", Wayne Brady accidentally [[PantyShot pulled up a woman's skirt]]. She was not only a good sport about it but took the resulting "Hoedowns" where she was the subject of Ryan's lyrics with much class.

* The ''Foreign Film Dub'' session with special guest Creator/SidCaesar led to a few ShowStopper moments, not the least of which was Sid himself giving a symbolic nod to Colin's "[[ItMakesSenseInContext garlic press]]" line, acknowledging the resident PungeonMaster.
** The standing ovation when he came out for his guest appearance lasted so long that it had to be cut down for broadcast.
*** And that's without even mentioning the birthday cake they bring out onto the set for Sid (it was his 76th birthday)

* A meta-moment before the show even started: executives didn't want Ryan and Colin to be on the show, thinking they were "too old" to appeal to a younger audience. Drew put his foot down and refused to do the show if they weren't involved. Of course, this paid off immensely, as the wealth of examples on all these Whose Line pages can prove.

* A couple of meta-heartwarming moments for [=LGBT=] fans of the show (and there's [[LGBTFanbase quite a few!]]):
** Colin Mochrie immediately won Dad Of The Year in early 2017 when he was openly and unconditionally supportive of his daughter Kinley's gender transition, appearing on talk shows with her.
-->'''Colin (from [[https://twitter.com/colinmochrie/status/820683646118019072 his Twitter]]):''' My 90-yr-old mother-in-law and 87-yr-old mother love and acceptance of our trans daughter warms me. [[TakeThat Wonder why some who are younger can't.]]
** In another interview, he also states how the overall theme of improv helped him when it came to the necessary adjustments needed to be made after her announcement. Specifically, the "Yes, and.." rule in which you accept and build off whatever direction the scene or partner takes you.
** In October of 2018, on National Coming Out Day, [[https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo0AnNzAEn0/ Heather Anne Campbell officially came out as a lesbian.]] This makes her one of the few known queer cast members in ''Whose Line'' history (her, John Sessions, Sandi Toksvig, Creator/TonySlattery, Creator/JulianClary, Patrick Bristow, and Creator/StephenFry), and the ''only'' one in the revival series.
* On the same day as the 2020 season premiere, Wayne's [=YouTube=] account hosted a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nw05UkBAXQ live Zoom chat]] of Wayne, Jonathan, Aisha, Colin and Ryan. It's fun watching the group just being themselves, and a much-needed respite from the daily stresses.

** In October of 2018, on National Coming Out Day, [[https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo0AnNzAEn0/ Heather Anne Campbell officially came out as a lesbian.]] This makes her one of the few known queer cast members in ''Whose Line'' history (her, John Sessions, Sandi Toksvig, Tony Slattery, Julian Clary, Patrick Bristow and Stephen Fry), and the ''only'' one in the revival series.

* In the episode where Chip jumps on Ryan's back, Colin told off Chip but also sounded [[EnforcedMethodActing genuinely worried for Ryan]]. Tellingly, the group only does one more style in "Hollywood Director" before Drew ends the game. When Drew buzzes, he has a concerned look, which proves that despite the two's teasing each other, [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he does care for Ryan's well-being]]. Chip also seriously asks Ryan, "Are you all right?" on the way back to their chairs.