TV Series1998 · ABC (US) · Continuing · 25 min
"Whose Line Is It Anyway?" is the US edition of the UK show of the same name. It features some of the world's finest improvisational comics. Each week, the main four "improv" comics (and guests) spontaneously play "Theatre Sports" with crazy scenes, weird quirks or improvised songs.
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Aisha Tyler
Self - Host
212 episodes
Ryan Stiles
Self
212 episodes
Colin Mochrie
Self
212 episodes
Wayne Brady
Self
212 episodes
Laura Hall
Self - Musician
212 episodes
Linda Taylor
Self - Musician
212 episodes
Greg Proops
Self - Performer / Self
21 episodes
Danielle Panabaker
Self
1 episode
Katie Cassidy
Self
1 episode
Emily Bett Rickards
Self
1 episode
Robbie Amell
Self
1 episode
Lauren Cohan
Self
2 episodes
Candice King
Self
1 episode
Kyle Richards
Self
2 episodes
Wilson Bethel
Self
1 episode
Lisa Leslie
Self
1 episode
Maggie Q
Self
2 episodes
Verne Troyer
Self
1 episode
Darren Criss
Self
2 episodes
Michael Weatherly
Self
1 episode
Ulambayaryn Byambajav
Self
1 episode
Nolan Gould
Self
1 episode
Mircea Monroe
Self
1 episode
Jack Osbourne
Self
1 episode
Rob Gronkowski
Self
1 episode
Misha Collins
Self
1 episode
Sheryl Underwood
Self
1 episode
Mel B
Self
1 episode
Kunal Nayyar
Self
1 episode
Matt Barnes
Self
1 episode
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