Games played include: Weird Newscasters, Award Show, If You Know What I Mean, Greatest Hits, and Props.

Brad Sherwood

Drew Carey

Wayne Brady

Ryan Stiles

Colin Mochrie

Laura Hall

Greg Proops

Kathy Greenwood

Games playing include: Weird Newscasters, Song Styles, Scenes from a Hat, What Are You Trying to Say?, Party Quirks, and Irish Drinking Song.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Scene with an Audience Member, Sound Effects (with audience members), Motown Group, and Three-Headed Broadway Star.

Chip Esten

Games played include: Hollywood Director, Duet, Narrate, Themed Restaurant, Greatest Hits, and Three-Headed Broadway Star.

Games played include: Weird Newscasters, Sound Effects (with audience members), Song Styles, Newsflash, Irish Drinking Song, and World's Worst.

Games played include: Survival Show, Scenes from a Hat, Reunion, Greatest Hits, and Props.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Duet, Infomercial, Scenes Cut from a Movie, Irish Drinking Song, and Foreign Film Dub.

Games played include: Weird Newscasters, Scenes from a Hat, Party Quirks, Greatest Hits, and Hoedown.

Jeff Davis

Games played include: Film, TV & Theater Styles, Song Styles, Narrate, Newsflash, Motown Group, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Hollywood Director, Duet, Party Quirks, Scenes from a Hat, and Props.

Robin Williams

Games played include: Superheroes, Duet, Scenes from a Hat, Whose Line?, Greatest Hits, and Three-Headed Broadway Star.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Multiple Personalities, Hats, Props, Dead Bodies, Scene to Rap, and Stand Sit & Bend.

Games played include: Superheroes, Duet, Good Cop/Bad Cop, Sound Effects (with audience members), Irish Drinking Song, and Props.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Film Dub, Film, TV & Theater Styles, Themed Restaurant, Greatest Hits, and Props.

Games played include: Superheroes, Film, TV & Theater Styles, Hats, Greatest Hits, and World's Worst.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Whose Line?, Props, Sound Effects (with audience members), Duet, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Film TV and Theatre Styles, Duet, Song Titles, Party Quirks, Greatest Hits, Hoedown

Games played include: Questions Only, Sound Effects, Three-Headed Broadway Star, Scenes Cut from a Movie, The Millionaire Show, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Hollywood Director, Song Styles, Sound Effects, Hats, and Three-Headed Broadway Star.

Games include: Questionable Impressions, Film TV & Theater Styles, Irish Drinking Song, Duet, Newsflash, Hoedown, and Foreign Film Dub.

Games played include: Weird Newscasters, Two-Line Vocabulary, Party Quirks, Greatest Hits, and Props.

Games played include: Superheroes, Sound Effects, Three-Headed Broadway Star, Whose Line?, Irish Drinking Song, and Helping Hands.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Narrate, Song Styles, The Millionaire Show, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Superheroes, Two-Line Vocabulary, Scenes from a Hat, Greatest Hits, and Three-Headed Broadway Star.

Games played include: Weird Newscasters, Doo Wop, Narrate, Greatest Hits, and Props.

Games played include: Sound Effects, Song Styles, Scenes from a Hat, Improbable Mission, Three-Headed Broadway Star, and Props.

Games played include: Questions Only, African Chant, The Millionaire Show, Scenes from a Hat, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Scene With an Audience Member, Props, Greatest Hits, and Foreign Film Dub.

Games played include: Film TV & Theater Styles, Song Styles, The Millionaire Show, Motown Group, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Hollywood Director, Duet, Sound Effects, Three-Headed Broadway Star, and Quick Change.

Games played include: Superheroes, Song Styles, Improbable Mission, Scenes from a Hat, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Superheroes, Film TV & Theater Styles, Wedding, Greatest Hits, and Three-Headed Broadway Star.

Games played include: Superheroes, Duet, Scenes Cut from a Movie, Greatest Hits, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Film TV & Theater Styles, Motown Group, Party Quirks, Three-Headed Broadway Star, and 90 Second Alphabet.

Games played include: Hollywood Director, Infomercial, Action Replay, Greatest Hits, and Props.

Games played include: Weird Newscasters, Sound Effects, Song Titles, Film TV & Theater Styles, Motown Group, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Number of Words, Song Styles, Show Stopping Number, Scenes from a Hat, and Hoedown.

Additional segments include: Statements That Will Be Bleeped By the Censor, and Outtakes from Whose Line.

Games played include: Weird Newscasters, Song Styles, Action Replay, Party Quirks, and Hoedown.

Games played include: Let's Make A Date, Two-Line Vocabulary, Greatest Hits, and World's Worst.

The show where everything's made up and the points don't matter. Not a talk show, not a sitcom, not a game show, Whose Line Is It Anyway? is a completely unique concept to network television. Four talented actors perform completely unrehearsed skits and games in front of a studio audience. Host Drew Carey sets the scene, with contributions from the audience, but the actors rely completely on their quick wit and improvisational skills. It's genuinely improvised, so anything can happen - and often does.

Brad Sherwood

Seasons8

Season 3 Episodes39

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