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A successful {{Improv}} slash SketchComedy slash PanelShow that originated on British radio before moving to [[ChannelFour Channel 4]] for a ten-year run. Clive Anderson hosted the show, in which four improvisational comics took suggestions from the audience to act out hilarious unscripted scenes. The performers could change radically with each episode, and because of the nature of the show, they could cobble together upwards of four episodes worth of material from one filming session.
An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (filming actually stopped in 2001 during the show's fourth season, though they filmed so much material that four more seasons aired after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Jeff Davis, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (filming actually stopped in 2001 during the show's fourth season, though they filmed so much material that four more seasons aired after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Jeff Davis, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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A successful {{Improv}} slash SketchComedy slash PanelShow that originated on British radio before moving to [[ChannelFour Channel 4]] for a ten-year run. Clive Anderson hosted the show, in which four improvisational comics took suggestions from the audience to act out hilarious unscripted scenes. The performers could change radically with each episode, and because of the nature of the show, they could cobble together upwards of four episodes worth of material from one filming session.
session (which also explains how the American version could air as many as 39 episodes each season).
An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (filming actually stopped in 2001 during the show's fourth season, though they filmed so much material that four more seasons aired after filmingstopped). stopped, the last two of which aired on ABC Family). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television television, this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Jeff Davis, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (filming actually stopped in 2001 during the show's fourth season, though they filmed so much material that four more seasons aired after filming
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (though they filmed so much material that two more seasons aired after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Jeff Davis, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (though (filming actually stopped in 2001 during the show's fourth season, though they filmed so much material that two four more seasons aired after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Jeff Davis, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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A {{revival}} of the show, hosted by Aisha Tyler, began airing on Creator/TheCW on July 16, 2013. Apart from the new host, a revamped set, a few new games, and some new performers, the format is largely the same, with Colin, Ryan, and Wayne as regular performers and a rotating "fourth-seat," which includes some of the familiar fourth-seat performers as well as fresh faces. Laura and Linda also reprise their roles as the show's musicians. The only major difference in the show's format is that the CW version has special celebrity guests on every episode to help out with a couple games and the credits reading. The revival has been renewed through its second season.
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A {{revival}} of the show, hosted by Aisha Tyler, began airing on Creator/TheCW on July 16, 2013. Apart from the new host, a revamped set, a few new games, and some new performers, the format is largely the same, with Colin, Ryan, and Wayne as regular performers and a rotating "fourth-seat," which includes some of the familiar fourth-seat performers as well as fresh faces. Laura and Linda also reprise their roles as the show's musicians. The only major difference in the show's format is that the CW version has special celebrity guests on every episode to help out with a couple games and the credits reading. The revival is in its second season, and has recently been renewed through its second for a third season.
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As to the show itself, if you don't feel like hunting through cable channels, basically every episode can be found at a fan-run repository, [[http://whoselineonline.org/ Whose Line Online.org]]. Alternatively, if you're in Britain, you can watch the UK run legally on [[http://www.channel4.com/programmes/whose-line-is-it-anyway/4od 4OD]] (albeit with ad breaks).
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As to the show itself, if you don't feel like hunting through cable channels, basically every episode can be found at a fan-run repository, [[http://whoselineonline.org/ Whose Line Online.org]]. Alternatively, if you're in Britain, either Britain or America, you can watch the UK run legally on [[http://www.channel4.com/programmes/whose-line-is-it-anyway/4od 4OD]] or [[http://www.hulu.com/whose-line-is-it-anyway-uk Hulu]] (albeit with ad breaks).
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (though they filmed so much material that two more seasons aired after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran six seasons (though they filmed so much material that two more seasons aired after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Jeff Davis, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran 7 seasons (though they filmed so much material that one more season was created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran 7 six seasons (though they filmed so much material that one two more season was created seasons aired after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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->''"Welcome to to'' Whose Line Is It Anyway, Anyway?'', the show where everything's made up and the [[ThePointsMeanNothing points don't matter]]; that's right, the points are like [[Administrivia/ThereIsNoSuchThingAsNotability notability on TV Tropes]]."''
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->''"Welcome to ''Whose Whose Line Is It Anyway'', Anyway, the show where everything's made up and the [[ThePointsMeanNothing points don't matter]]; that's right, the points are like [[Administrivia/ThereIsNoSuchThingAsNotability notability on TV Tropes]]."''
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran 7 seasons (though they filmed so much material that one more season was created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with Drew Carey as host that ran 7 seasons (though they filmed so much material that one more season was created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten.
Esten. Throughout the run, Laura Hall and Linda Taylor would provide musical accompaniment, becoming regular [[AccidentalPun players]] themselves as the show would feature at least one musical game with Wayne (and occasionally Chip, Brad or others), and one Hoedown or Irish Drinking Song.
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''As I tally up the points, it appears that Ryan and Colin are this week's winners... the prize for winning is to read the credits in a style of my choosing. Ryan and Colin, I'd like you to read the credits InTheStyleOf [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]] and MichaelBay at a BBQ party. It remains to me now to thank our regular contributors, you the Internet for reading this, [[AndZoidberg and Richard Vranch on the piano]], this is TV Tropes saying goodnight, goodnight.''
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''As I tally up the points, it appears that Ryan and Colin are this week's winners... the prize for winning is to read the credits in a style of my choosing. Ryan and Colin, I'd like you to read the credits InTheStyleOf [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]] and MichaelBay Creator/MichaelBay at a BBQ party. It remains to me now to thank our regular contributors, you the Internet for reading this, [[AndZoidberg and Richard Vranch on the piano]], this is TV Tropes saying goodnight, goodnight.''
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with [[LargeHam Drew Carey]] as host that ran five seasons (though they filmed so much material that ''three more'' seasons were created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with [[LargeHam Drew Carey]] Carey as host that ran five 7 seasons (though they filmed so much material that ''three more'' seasons were one more season was created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten.
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Another improv show, ''Series/DrewCarey'sGreenScreenShow'', ran for a season on the old WB channel. A second show featuring the cast and crew of ''Whose Line Is It Anyway'' (minus Wayne Brady, but with Brady's ''LetsMakeADeal'' sidekick Jonathan Mangum), ''Series/DrewCareysImprovAGanza'', premiered in Spring 2011 on [[http://community.livejournal.com/proopalicious/8678.html Game Show Network]]. And some of the guys (aided by host Fred Willard) got back together in 2012 on ABC with ''Series/TrustUsWithYourLife'', a celebrity-based version of the improv game "Day In The Life", where the celebrity tells stories from their life, and the improvisers take it from there. (It is currently on hiatus, rumored cancelled, and currently sits in limbo.)
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Another improv show, ''Series/DrewCarey'sGreenScreenShow'', ''Series/DrewCareysGreenScreenShow'', ran for a season on the old WB channel. A second show featuring the cast and crew of ''Whose Line Is It Anyway'' (minus Wayne Brady, but with Brady's ''LetsMakeADeal'' sidekick Jonathan Mangum), ''Series/DrewCareysImprovAGanza'', premiered in Spring 2011 on [[http://community.livejournal.com/proopalicious/8678.html Game Show Network]]. And some of the guys (aided by host Fred Willard) got back together in 2012 on ABC with ''Series/TrustUsWithYourLife'', a celebrity-based version of the improv game "Day In The Life", where the celebrity tells stories from their life, and the improvisers take it from there. (It is currently on hiatus, rumored cancelled, and currently sits in limbo.)
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Another improv show, ''Series/DrewCareysGreenScreenShow'', ran for a season on the old WB channel. A second show featuring the cast and crew of ''Whose Line Is It Anyway'' (minus Wayne Brady, but with Brady's ''LetsMakeADeal'' sidekick Jonathan Mangum), ''Series/DrewCareysImprovAGanza'', premiered in Spring 2011 on [[http://community.livejournal.com/proopalicious/8678.html Game Show Network]]. And some of the guys (aided by host Fred Willard) got back together in 2012 on ABC with ''Series/TrustUsWithYourLife'', a celebrity-based version of the improv game "Day In The Life", where the celebrity tells stories from their life, and the improvisers take it from there. (It is currently on hiatus, rumored cancelled, and currently sits in limbo.)
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Another improv show, ''Series/DrewCareysGreenScreenShow'', ''Series/DrewCarey'sGreenScreenShow'', ran for a season on the old WB channel. A second show featuring the cast and crew of ''Whose Line Is It Anyway'' (minus Wayne Brady, but with Brady's ''LetsMakeADeal'' sidekick Jonathan Mangum), ''Series/DrewCareysImprovAGanza'', premiered in Spring 2011 on [[http://community.livejournal.com/proopalicious/8678.html Game Show Network]]. And some of the guys (aided by host Fred Willard) got back together in 2012 on ABC with ''Series/TrustUsWithYourLife'', a celebrity-based version of the improv game "Day In The Life", where the celebrity tells stories from their life, and the improvisers take it from there. (It is currently on hiatus, rumored cancelled, and currently sits in limbo.)
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Another improv show, ''DrewCareysGreenScreenShow'', ran for a season on the old WB channel. A second show featuring the cast and crew of ''Whose Line Is It Anyway'' (minus Wayne Brady, but with Brady's ''LetsMakeADeal'' sidekick Jonathan Mangum), ''Series/DrewCareysImprovAGanza'', premiered in Spring 2011 on [[http://community.livejournal.com/proopalicious/8678.html Game Show Network]]. And some of the guys (aided by host Fred Willard) got back together in 2012 on ABC with ''Series/TrustUsWithYourLife'', a celebrity-based version of the improv game "Day In The Life", where the celebrity tells stories from their life, and the improvisers take it from there. (It is currently on hiatus, rumored cancelled, and currently sits in limbo.)
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Another improv show, ''DrewCareysGreenScreenShow'', ''Series/DrewCareysGreenScreenShow'', ran for a season on the old WB channel. A second show featuring the cast and crew of ''Whose Line Is It Anyway'' (minus Wayne Brady, but with Brady's ''LetsMakeADeal'' sidekick Jonathan Mangum), ''Series/DrewCareysImprovAGanza'', premiered in Spring 2011 on [[http://community.livejournal.com/proopalicious/8678.html Game Show Network]]. And some of the guys (aided by host Fred Willard) got back together in 2012 on ABC with ''Series/TrustUsWithYourLife'', a celebrity-based version of the improv game "Day In The Life", where the celebrity tells stories from their life, and the improvisers take it from there. (It is currently on hiatus, rumored cancelled, and currently sits in limbo.)
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A {{revival}} of the show, hosted by Aisha Tyler, began airing on Creator/TheCW on July 16, 2013. Apart from the new host, a revamped set, a few new games, and some new performers, the format is largely the same, with Colin, Ryan, and Wayne as regular performers and a rotating "fourth-seat," which includes some of the familiar fourth-seat performers as well as fresh faces. Laura and Linda also reprise their roles as the show's musicians. The only major difference in the show's format is that the CW version has special celebrity guests on every episode to help out with a couple games and the credits reading.
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A {{revival}} of the show, hosted by Aisha Tyler, began airing on Creator/TheCW on July 16, 2013. Apart from the new host, a revamped set, a few new games, and some new performers, the format is largely the same, with Colin, Ryan, and Wayne as regular performers and a rotating "fourth-seat," which includes some of the familiar fourth-seat performers as well as fresh faces. Laura and Linda also reprise their roles as the show's musicians. The only major difference in the show's format is that the CW version has special celebrity guests on every episode to help out with a couple games and the credits reading.
reading. The revival has been renewed through its second season.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with [[LargeHam Drew Carey]] as host that ran five seasons (though they filmed so much material that ''three more'' seasons were created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of The90s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with [[LargeHam Drew Carey]] as host that ran five seasons (though they filmed so much material that ''three more'' seasons were created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of The90s.the 1990s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten.
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An American version was created for Creator/{{ABC}} with [[LargeHam Drew Carey]] as host that ran five seasons (though they filmed so much material that ''three more'' seasons were created after filming stopped). Because of the wider broadcasting of American television this show is better known than the British original. In the US, the British version was an early staple of Comedy Central, back in the earlier portion of The90s. Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie were regular performers on the British version (who between them gave us much HoYay) and on this version they appeared in every episode. Ryan and Drew (who worked together on ''TheDrewCareyShow'') also provided the show with an ample supply of FoeYay. From the second season onwards, Wayne Brady was added to the regular line-up, which essentially launched his career. The fourth player varied, the most common performers being Brad Sherwood, Greg Proops, Kathy Greenwood or Chip Esten.
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[[caption-width-right:274:The American cast. Spiraling in from top left: Chip, Greg, Brad, Linda, Colin, Ryan, Laura, Wayne, and Drew.]]
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[[caption-width-right:274:The cast of the first American cast.series. Spiraling in from top left: Chip, Greg, Brad, Linda, Colin, Ryan, Laura, Wayne, and Drew.]]
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->''"Welcome to ''Whose Line is it Anyway'', the show where everything's made up and the [[ThePointsMeanNothing points don't matter]]; that's right, the points are like [[ThereIsNoSuchThingAsNotability notability on TV Tropes]]."''
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->''"Welcome to ''Whose Line is it Is It Anyway'', the show where everything's made up and the [[ThePointsMeanNothing points don't matter]]; that's right, the points are like [[ThereIsNoSuchThingAsNotability notability on TV Tropes]]."''
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As to the show itself, if you don't feel like hunting through cable channels, basically every episode can be found at a fan-run repository, [[http://whoselineonline.org/ Whose Line Online.org]]. Alternatively, if you're in Britain you can watch the UK run legally on [[http://www.channel4.com/programmes/whose-line-is-it-anyway/4od 4OD]] (albeit with ad breaks)
Colin Mochrie [[https://twitter.com/colinmochrie/status/307490163267862528 confirms]] that ''Whose Line'' will be returning. Of the few details known: it'll be hosted by Aisha Tyler, it will feature Colin, Ryan, Wayne, Laura & Linda, and it's [[http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=102256/ set to return July 16, 2013]] on Creator/TheCW. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2BNMuKaums Here's a sneak preview.]] (The fourth improv slot will be filled by a guest, which may include one of the previous players like Greg Proops or Chip Esten.)
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As to the show itself, if you don't feel like hunting through cable channels, basically every episode can be found at a fan-run repository, [[http://whoselineonline.org/ Whose Line Online.org]]. Alternatively, if you're in Britain Britain, you can watch the UK run legally on [[http://www.channel4.com/programmes/whose-line-is-it-anyway/4od 4OD]] (albeit with ad breaks)
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A {{revival}} of thefew details known: it'll be show, hosted by Aisha Tyler, it will feature began airing on Creator/TheCW on July 16, 2013. Apart from the new host, a revamped set, a few new games, and some new performers, the format is largely the same, with Colin, Ryan, Wayne, Laura & Linda, and it's [[http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=102256/ set to return July 16, 2013]] on Creator/TheCW. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2BNMuKaums Here's Wayne as regular performers and a sneak preview.]] (The fourth improv slot will be filled by a guest, rotating "fourth-seat," which may include one includes some of the previous players like Greg Proops or Chip Esten.)
----familiar fourth-seat performers as well as fresh faces. Laura and Linda also reprise their roles as the show's musicians. The only major difference in the show's format is that the CW version has special celebrity guests on every episode to help out with a couple games and the credits reading.
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Colin Mochrie [[https://twitter.com/colinmochrie/status/307490163267862528 confirms]] that ''Whose Line'' will be returning. Of the few details known: it'll be hosted by Aisha Tyler, it will feature Colin, Ryan, Wayne, Laura & Linda, and it's [[http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=102256/ set to return July 16, 2013]] on Creator/TheCW. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2BNMuKaums Here's a sneak preview.]]]] (The fourth improv slot will be filled by a guest, which may include one of the previous players like Greg Proops or Chip Esten.)
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Colin Mochrie [[https://twitter.com/colinmochrie/status/307490163267862528 confirms]] that ''Whose Line'' will be returning. Of the few details known: it'll be hosted by Aisha Tyler, it will feature Colin, Ryan, Wayne, Laura & Linda, and it's [[http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=102256/ set to return July 16, 2013]] on Creator/TheCW. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=K2BNMuKaums com/watch?v=K2BNMuKaums Here's a sneak preview.]]
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Colin Mochrie [[https://twitter.com/colinmochrie/status/307490163267862528 confirms]] that ''Whose Line'' will be returning. Of the few details known: it'll be hosted by Aisha Tyler, it will feature Colin, Ryan, Wayne, Laura & Linda, and it's [[http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=102256/ set to return July 16, 2013]] on Creator/TheCW. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=K2BNMuKaums Here's a sneak preview.]]
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It's a successful {{Improv}} slash SketchComedy slash PanelShow that originated on British radio before moving to [[ChannelFour Channel 4]] for a ten-year run. Clive Anderson hosted the show, in which four improvisational comics took suggestions from the audience to act out hilarious unscripted scenes. The performers could change radically with each episode, and because of the nature of the show, they could cobble together upwards of four episodes worth of material from one filming session.
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''As I tally up the points, it appears that Ryan and Colin are this week's winners... the prize for winning is to read the credits in a style of my choosing. Ryan and Colin, I'd like you to read the credits InTheStyleOf [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]] and MichaelBay at a BBQ party. It remains to me now to thank our regular contributors, to you the Internet for reading this, [[AndZoidberg and Richard Vranch on the piano]], this is TV Tropes saying goodnight, goodnight.''
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''As I tally up the points, it appears that Ryan and Colin are this week's winners... the prize for winning is to read the credits in a style of my choosing. Ryan and Colin, I'd like you to read the credits InTheStyleOf [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]] and MichaelBay at a BBQ party. It remains to me now to thank our regular contributors, to you the Internet for reading this, [[AndZoidberg and Richard Vranch on the piano]], this is TV Tropes saying goodnight, goodnight.''
