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Drew Carey | ... |
Himself - Host
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(199 episodes, 1998-2006)
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Colin Mochrie | ... |
Himself
(199 episodes, 1998-2006)
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Ryan Stiles | ... |
Himself
(199 episodes, 1998-2006)
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Laura Hall | ... |
Herself
(195 episodes, 1998-2006)
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Wayne Brady | ... |
Himself
(192 episodes, 1998-2006)
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Charles Esten | ... |
Himself
(147 episodes, 1999-2006)
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Linda Taylor | ... |
Herself
(92 episodes, 1999-2006)
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An American version of the popular British improvisational comedy show. Host Drew Carey, taking suggestions from the audience, assigns roles and scenarios to the comedian contestants, who must then improvise a skit on the spot. Written by &view=simple&sort=alpha">Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
This show is absolutely hilarious!! No matter how many times I see the episodes, i laugh as hard as if I had never seen it. I love improve, and i now like to go watch a local improve group in a town nearby where i live because of Whose Line. I love the show partially because I can act along, I think of things I would do if I were on the show. My family joins in too, we watch it whenever it is on. I think it takes a lot of humor and talent to think up these things. Plus the way Colin Mockery says lines in some of the games it seems like he has all of the one-liners planned, because they are so perfect and intricate. Which makes him all the funnier, because he says this long line and it all leads up to a simple, funny punch line.
So I do believe this to be a great comedy game show. It is probably for the adult viewing audiance though because of it's content and some language sometimes. It is called a game show, but they make it clear in the beginning that the points are worthless, or are they?