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Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1998 – 2007)

1998 • 8 seasons • Comedy, Reality • TV-PG
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Whose Line Is It Anyway?Season 1

20 episodes · Aug 5, 1998

1. Greg Proops
Aug 5, 1998 · 22m · 9.3

The evening’s entertainment featured a selection of playful diversions: "Let's Make A Date," a game of witty conversation; "Sound Effects," inviting vocal creativity; a spirited round of "Hats"; a showcase of well-known anecdotes titled "Gr

2. Brad Sherwood
Aug 12, 1998 · 22m · 8.7

The program features a variety of games, including "Let's Make A Date," a segment exploring film, theatre, and television styles, the collaborative "Duet," the quirky "Weird Newscasters," "Moving People," where stories of personal transform

3. Greg Proops
Aug 19, 1998 · 22m · 7.0

The lineup of games features a variety of engaging activities: "Let's Make A Date," where connection is the goal; "Scene to Rap," a creative blend of storytelling and rhythm; "Hats," an opportunity for playful self-expression; "Weird Newsca

4. Brad Sherwood
Aug 26, 1998 · 22m · 7.0

The evening's entertainment featured a lively array of games: Weird Newscasters, Duets, an engaging round centered on animals, a spirited Props game, a participatory activity involving moving people, playful Party Quirks, a Scene to Rap cha

5. Brad Sherwood & Karen Maruyama
Sep 2, 1998 · 22m · 7.0

The roster of activities encompasses a variety of engaging pursuits: "Let's Make A Date," exploring musical genres, simulating a daytime talk show, utilizing props for creative expression, performing film dubbing, embodying the role of spor

6. Brad Sherwood & Kathy Kinney
Sep 9, 1998 · 22m · 7.5

The program features a variety of interactive games, including "Let's Make A Date," a sound effects challenge, a daytime talk show simulation, a segment focused on acts of kindness called "Helping Hands," and the quick-thinking game, "90 Se

7. Greg Proops
Sep 23, 1998 · 22m · 9.0

The repertoire encompasses a diverse selection of performances: a daytime talk show, explorations of musical styles, scenes designed to evoke emotional shifts, improvisational exercises with props, playful party antics, a lively hoedown, an

8. Denny Siegel
Dec 9, 1998 · 22m · 9.0

The evening's entertainment featured a variety of engaging games: "Let's Make A Date," exploring musical preferences; "Song Styles," delving into diverse genres; "Props," encouraging playful improvisation; "Party Quirks," sparking lighthear

9. Greg Proops
Dec 16, 1998 · 22m · 8.0

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Superheroes, where participants embodied legendary figures; Song Styles, testing musical knowledge; Weird Newscasters, offering humorous commentary; Greatest Hits, a celebrat

10. Denny Siegel
Jan 6, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The entertainment offered encompassed a variety of playful diversions: Question Only, Song Styles, Newsflash, Sound Effects, Weird Newscasters, Scenes to Rap, and Hoedown.

11. Greg Proops
Jan 13, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The program features a variety of engaging games, including "Let's Make A Date," segments on film, theatre, and television styles, a showcase of hats, a look at eccentric news presenters, a collection of popular highlights, and a feature de

12. Brad Sherwood
Jan 20, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The program featured a variety of games, including "Let's Make A Date," "Duet," "Newsflash," and segments dedicated to Film, TV & Theater Styles, as well as a Telethon and a Hoedown.

13. Denny Siegel
Jan 27, 1999 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a variety of games: a round of pure question-and-answer, a showcase of musical styles, a dramatic enactment of a scene involving deceased characters, an exploration of evocative sound effects, a performa

14. Brad Sherwood & Ian Gomez
Feb 3, 1999 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: "Let's Make A Date," a spirited round of "Moving People," the delightfully absurd "Weird Newscasters," a collection of well-loved favorites known as "Greatest Hits," some pla

15. Greg Proops
Feb 10, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The entertainment offered encompasses a variety of engaging experiences: Weird Newscasters, where the news takes a peculiar turn; Song Styles, allowing for musical reinvention; Hats, a playful customization option; Sportscasters, delivering

16. Brad Sherwood
Feb 17, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The repertoire encompasses a variety of games: Superheroes, where fantastical feats are enacted; Weird Newscasters, offering a skewed perspective on current events; Scenes From A Hat, conjuring narratives from the unexpected; Props, utilizi

17. Stephen Colbert
Feb 24, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The evening's entertainment featured a diverse selection of games: Weird Newscasters, a comedic take on broadcast journalism; Scene to Rap, a playful blending of dramatic moments and musical expression; Moving People, an interactive activit

18. Denny Siegel
Mar 10, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The evening's entertainment featured a variety of engaging games: Questions Only, where wit was the key; Song Styles, testing musical knowledge; Newsflash, a rapid-fire trivia challenge; Hey You Down There!, a playful call-and-response acti

19. Brad Sherwood
Mar 17, 1999 · 22m · 6.0

The activities offered encompass a variety of engaging experiences: Weird Newscasters, a collaborative Duet, sound effect creation, imaginative use of props, narrative storytelling, a lively Telethon, and the physical challenge of Sit Stand

20. Greg Proops & Denny Siegel
Mar 24, 1999 · 22m · 9.0

The evening’s entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Weird Newscasters, where participants adopted outlandish personas; Multiple Personalities, inviting a playful exploration of different characters; World's Worst, a contest of