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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 2

39 episodes · Sep 16, 1999

1. Chip Esten
Sep 16, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The evening’s entertainment featured a lively selection of games: "Let's Make A Date," a theatrical offering titled "Three-Headed Broadway Star," a round of "Props," the physical challenge of "Stand Sit & Lie," a collection of well-known am

2. Brad Sherwood
Sep 23, 1999 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Weird Newscasters, a collaborative duet, the fast-paced Newsflash, playful Party Quirks, Scenes from a Hat, and a spirited Hoedown.

3. Greg Proops
Sep 30, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: "Weird Newscasters," an African chant, improvisational "Scenes from a Hat," a challenge to shift emotional expression, a compilation of popular moments titled "Greatest Hits,

4. Greg Proops
Oct 7, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The program features a diverse selection of games, including "Let's Make A Date," "Film Dub," "Three-Headed Broadway Star," and segments exploring "Film, TV & Theater Styles," "Greatest Hits," and "World's Worst."

5. Chip Esten
Oct 7, 1999 · 22m · 9.0

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Weird Newscasters, the collaborative challenge of Duet, the whimsical improvisation of Scenes from a Hat, the quick-witted banter of Whose Line? followed by the energetic Hoe

6. Denny Siegel
Oct 14, 1999 · 22m · 9.0

The evening's entertainment featured a lively array of games: Weird Newscasters, where the unexpected took center stage; Song Styles, a playful exploration of musical genres; Scenes from a Hat, promising impromptu theatrical moments; Newsfl

7. Brad Sherwood
Oct 21, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The repertoire encompasses a variety of engaging pastimes: "Let's Make A Date," spirited games of Superheroes, the narrative-driven "Ballad Of," the playfully suggestive "If You Know What I Mean," a collection of well-loved favorites titled

8. Josie Lawrence
Oct 28, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The program features a variety of engaging games, including "Let's Make A Date," a showcase of film, television, and theater styles, the timely "Newsflash," the quirky "Weird Newscasters," the collaborative "Duet," and the unique challenge

9. Brad Sherwood
Nov 4, 1999 · 22m · 10.0

The entertainment offered encompassed a diverse array of performances: musical title games, interpretations of gangsta rap, improvisational scenes originating from a hat, eccentric broadcasts by fictional newscasters, a theatrical piece fea

10. Greg Proops
Nov 4, 1999 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a lively array of games: Superheroes, where participants embodied iconic figures; Song Styles, testing vocal versatility; Newsflash, a rapid-fire knowledge challenge; Questionable Impressions, inviting h

11. Greg Proops
Nov 11, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The evening’s entertainment featured a diverse selection of activities: playful date suggestions, explorations of cinematic, television, and theatrical tastes, imaginative prop challenges, amusing party oddities, musical style explorations,

12. Chip Esten
Nov 11, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: "Let's Make A Date," a playful exploration of connection; "Song Styles," a musical guessing game; "Props," encouraging creative expression; "Party Quirks," designed for light

13. Josie Lawrence
Nov 18, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: a straightforward round of Questions Only, the quick-fire wit of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, inventive Props, spontaneous Scenes from a Hat, a showcase of well-loved moments kn

14. Brad Sherwood
Nov 25, 1999 · 22m · 8.0

The evening's entertainment featured a variety of games: Superheroes, a showcase of Film, TV & Theater Styles, a display of Props, a musical round centered on a Motown Group, an impersonation of The Millionaire Show, and a lively Hoedown.

15. Denny Siegel
Dec 2, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The available games encompass a variety of engaging experiences: Let's Make A Date, where players craft romantic scenarios; Song Styles, exploring musical expression; Narrate, inviting storytelling; Weird Newscasters, offering humorous comm

16. Greg Proops
Dec 9, 1999 · 22m · 7.0

The entertainment offered encompassed a variety of lively pastimes: a theatrical role reversal known as Change of Cast, musical interpretations under Song Styles, inventive use of Props, humorous presentations by Weird Newscasters, dynamic

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

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Weird Newscasters, a collaborative performance known as Duet, the improvisational comedy of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, the playfully chaotic Party Quirks, the theatrical whims

18. Brad Sherwood
Jan 6, 2000 · 22m · 8.0

The evening's entertainment featured a diverse array of games: those centered around Superheroes, Film, TV & Theater Styles, and the deciphering of Song Titles and Sound Effects. A Telethon segment offered a charitable element, while the fi

19. Greg Proops
Jan 13, 2000 · 22m · 8.0

The repertoire encompasses a variety of comedic formats, including "Weird Newscasters," "Questionable Impressions," "Scenes from a Hat," "Whose Line Is It Anyway?," "Three-Headed Broadway Star," and "Hoedown."

20. Kathy Greenwood
Jan 20, 2000 · 22m · 8.0

The entertainment offered encompasses a variety of formats: purely question-and-answer sessions, segments featuring sound effects, those incorporating props, brief news updates, selections of popular moments, and foreign film dubbing.

21. Chip Esten
Feb 3, 2000 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Superheroes, a quiz on Film, TV & Theater Styles, the rapid-fire Newsflash, the collaborative Duet, playful Party Quirks, and the quick wit of 90 Second Alphabet.

22. Kathy Greenwood
Feb 3, 2000 · 22m

The evening’s entertainment featured a variety of engaging games: Weird Newscasters, where participants delivered fabricated news reports; Song Styles, a vocal improvisation challenge; a Themed Restaurant, demanding creative culinary presen

23. Greg Proops
Feb 10, 2000 · 22m

The evening’s entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Weird Newscasters, a spirited African chant, improvisational scenes from a hat, an interaction with a member of the audience, a playful exploration of hats themselves, and th

24. Chip Esten
Feb 17, 2000 · 22m

The program featured a variety of playful segments: Superheroes, a vibrant title sequence, whimsical scenes from a hat, a narrative piece, a compilation of notable moments, and the fast-paced "90 Second Alphabet."

25. Greg Proops
Feb 24, 2000 · 22m

The entertainment offered encompasses a variety of engaging activities, including superhero role-playing, sound effect creation, explorations of musical styles, a game mimicking a popular television quiz show, and a lively, country-themed d

26. Brad Sherwood
Mar 2, 2000 · 22m

The evening’s entertainment featured a lively selection of games: "Let's Make A Date," a prompt for playful connection; "Scene To Rap," encouraging spontaneous storytelling; "Props," relying on imaginative objects; "Moving People," a game o

27. Greg Proops
Mar 9, 2000 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a lively array of games: Weird Newscasters, where participants delivered fabricated reports with utmost seriousness; Song Styles, testing melodic improvisation; Sound Effects, demanding creative auditory

28. Karen Maruyama
Mar 16, 2000 · 22m

The entertainment offered encompassed a variety of playful diversions: Question Only, where wit was the key; Song Styles, testing musical knowledge; Sound Effects, demanding auditory acuity; Newsflash, delivering rapid-fire information; Sce

29. Greg Proops
Mar 23, 2000 · 22m

The evening’s entertainment featured a selection of lively games: "Let's Make A Date," a playful exploration of connection; "Song Styles," a spirited test of musical knowledge; "Party Quirks," designed to spark laughter and lightheartedness

30. Brad Sherwood
Mar 30, 2000 · 22m

The program features a variety of segments, including "Let's Make A Date," explorations of Film, TV & Theater Styles, discussions of Props, a quick Newsflash update, a selection of Greatest Hits, and the recurring feature, "World's Worst."

31. Denny Siegel
Apr 6, 2000 · 22m

The activities encompass a variety of engaging pastimes, including "Let's Make A Date," where participants engage in playful interaction; "Sound Effects," fostering auditory creativity; the use of "Props" to enhance imaginative play; "Movin

32. Karen Maruyama
Apr 20, 2000 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a diverse array of games: Film, Television & Theater Styles; eccentric impersonations of newsreaders; musical stylings; playful party games; a rendition of "The Millionaire Show"; and a lively Hoedown.

33. Chip Esten
Apr 27, 2000 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Weird Newscasters, where participants crafted outlandish news reports; Scene to Rap, a creative exercise blending dramatic scenes with lyrical improvisation; Props, demanding

34. Brad Sherwood
Apr 27, 2000 · 22m

The program featured a lively array of games, including the quick-witted "Let's Make A Date," the timely "Newsflash," the iconic "Title Sequence," the improvisational challenge of "Whose Line?," the surreal "Scenes from a Hat," and the spir

35. Brad Sherwood
May 4, 2000 · 22m

The lineup of games features a variety of engaging experiences: Weird Newscasters, where the news takes a surreal turn; Film Dub, offering humorous reinterpretations of cinematic moments; Questionable Impressions, a showcase of playfully sk

36. Chip Esten
May 4, 2000 · 22m

The evening’s entertainment featured a lively selection of games: Superheroes, a playful invitation to connection called "Let's Make A Date," the collaborative challenge of Duet, the quick-witted banter of "Whose Line?", the improvisational

37. Brad Sherwood
May 11, 2000 · 22m

The competition features a variety of challenges, including recreations of cinematic, television, and theatrical styles; film dubbing; rapid costume changes; impersonations of Motown groups; improvisational scenes based on suggestive phrase

38. Denny Siegel
May 18, 2000 · 22m

The evening's entertainment featured a variety of games: a straightforward round of Questions Only, followed by rounds themed around Film, Television, and Theater; improvisational Scenes from a Hat; reminiscences of Old Jobs and New Jobs; a

39. Chip Esten
May 18, 2000 · 22m

The competition features a variety of challenges, including identifying film, television, and theatrical styles; collaborative musical performances; discerning song titles; reacting to current events with speed and accuracy; lively country-

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