History Trivia / DrewCareysImprovaganza

Basically "Film TV Theater Styles", elaborated on in ''Green Screen Show'' and taken UpToEleven here. The audience's suggestions or styles of TV etc. are done ''during'' each pause rather than all written down before the scene starts, and ''Improv-a-ganza'' began the practice of invoking "Changed Letter" and "Number Of Words" play mechanics as well.

* AdoredByTheNetwork: GSN promoted the heck out of this show when it was first running, and gave it weekly marathons long after it had been cancelled. It is also currently the only GSN show to have its entire run posted to GSN's official Website/YouTube account. All this despite the fact it regularly got abysmal ratings, even scoring a *0.0* on the Nielsens at one point.

Last seen in ''Green Screen Show'', this one [[OlderThanTheyThink actually dates back to the early UK run]] of ''Whose Line'': two players start out in physical positions picked by the audience, then act out their scene with regards to said positions. At any time one of the other players can pause the action, replace one of the players and take the scene in a completely different direction; ''Green Screen Show'' began the practice of having the next player ''join in'' the action, leading to more elaborate four- to five-man acts.

Adapted from "Show Stopping Number", and the first time the resident musician participates actively in the game. The players act out a scene, and Bob is allowed to add some SuspiciouslyAproposMusic at any time, starting with an intro that acts as the players' cue to turn it into a musical number.

* AdoredByTheNetwork: GSN promoted the heck out of this show when it was first running, and gave it weekly marathons long after it had been cancelled. It is also currently the only GSN show to have its entire run posted to GSN's official YouTube account. All this despite the fact it regularly got abysmal ratings, even scoring a *0.0* on the Nielsens at one point.

Not a renamed "Questions Only", but actually a homage to ''{{Jeopardy}}''. One player takes the role of "host" with up to four other players as "contestants". The audience plays a bigger part than usual as each "contestant" names a category, thus prompting the audience to come up with their idea of an answer, and in turn making the "contestants" buzz in and answer in the form of a question. This one was last done in ''Drew Carey's Improv All-Stars'', a reunion stage show that came between ''Green Screen'' and ''Improv-a-ganza''.

* HeyItsThatGuy: If you're an Internet geek ([[TvTropesWillRuinYourLife which you probably are]]), Heather Anne Campbell may look to be [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkYZ6rbPU2M in need of a napkin]] to you.
* HeyItsThatVoice: A game of sound effects in episode 23 featured Rich Fields and Steve Kamer as guest performers providing the ''Sound Effects'' for Drew and Brad. If those names don't seem familiar, they will once you hear [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H48YY88UA6I&t=7m58s their voices]].

Two players act out a scene, while a third player can call for the action to reverse at any time, making the two players re-enact their past actions in reverse, or at least as much as they can remember, making this the ''hardest'' game of all.

Just line in ''Whose Line'', this game follows the Mk II variation ie. having two players act out a scene and two audience members providing the sounds as and when needed (usually).