Whose Line Is It Anyway? — Season 4

The improv comedy opens with a lively round of "Props," followed by a spirited session of "Sound Effects," and culminates in a particularly amusing "Doo Wop" segment. This latter piece tells the tale of a woman who meets a darkly humorous f…

The show features several interactive games, including a segment called “Props,” another titled “Living Scenery,” and a lively round of “Song Styles.” In this latter game, Wayne Brady performs a musical serenade for a fitness trainer select…

The lineup features several notable acts: "Weird Newscasters," a presentation pairing a cowboy with a synchronized swim team; "Narrate," a film noir vignette unfolding within a bicycle shop; "Duet," a serenade for Merrilee, the beloved pet …

At the opulent European health spa, "Questions Only" unfolds a tale of burgeoning romance. Ruth and Lisa offer discreet support – "Sound Effects," if you will – to Ryan and Colin, two American soldiers striving for freedom from a German Wor…

The evening featured a variety of performances, including Wayne Brady in a humorous reimagining of 'N Sync for a game of "Let's Make a Date," and an audience serenade during the "Duets" segment. Other highlights included "Doo Wop," "Party Q…

Ryan Stiles delivers a spirited performance as a cowboy-inspired weatherman in "Weird Newscaster." The show also features "Party Quirks" and "Newsflash," with fellow performers Colin Mochrie, Wayne Brady, and host Drew Carey.

The evening’s entertainment features a lively mix of performances, including the quick-fire wit of “Let's Make a Date,” the unpredictable antics of “Party Quirks,” and the imaginative storytelling of “Scenes from a Hat.” Additionally, Drew …

The evening features a spirited round of “Film, TV and Theatre Styles,” where the contestants tackle everything from children’s programs to Westerns and Shakespearean drama. Adding to the entertainment, Wayne Brady and Chip Esten deliver an…

In this installment, "Hollywood Director" features Wayne Brady channeling a female supermodel, with Chip Esten as her discontented husband. The evening also includes rounds of "Song Titles," "Scenes from a Hat," and a high-energy metal "Due…

During a lively "Press Conference," Colin seeks to define his own vocation. The evening also features a dazzling "Show Stopping Number" performed in a veterinarian's office, a whimsical segment titled "Scenes from a Hat," and a spirited "Ho…

In "Let's Make a Date," Brad Sherwood embodies a quick-tempered chef, while Wayne Brady personifies a boisterous television during "Party Quirks." The lineup of games also features "Hoedown," "Scenes from a Hat," and "Three-Headed Broadway …

The entertainment features "Weird Newscasters," "Song Styles," and a musical medley of greatest hits by Wayne Brady. Additionally, Drew and the ensemble present a lively "Just Got Arrested Hoedown." Recurring performers include Ryan Stiles,…

During a lively round of "Hollywood Director," Ryan’s attempt at waitering proved disastrous. Elsewhere, Chip Esten delivered a heartfelt rendition of a heavy-metal duet with Wayne Brady, captivating a bewildered audience member. The ensemb…

Whoopi Goldberg joins the game for a round of “Hollywood Director,” focusing on the story of a renowned Notre Dame hunchback, and is treated to a serenade by Wayne Brady, who playfully adopts Tina Turner’s signature vocal delivery. Also fea…

This special edition offers a tribute to television, featuring a guest appearance by the comedic star of "Your Show of Shows," Sid Caesar. The program also includes a segment celebrating Lassie, the first canine to achieve fame on televisio…

The evening's entertainment featured a variety of sketches. In one, Colin and Ryan delivered a spirited infomercial pitch for a hair-removal serum. Another took the form of a cowboy-themed reimagining of "Questions Only." A round of "Greate…

The evening’s entertainment featured a variety of sketches, including a spirited rendition of “Two-Line Vocabulary,” where Colin portrayed a dubious submarine captain. A lively round of “Quick Change” showcased Brad and Ryan as hapless char…

A Japanese tourist named Wayne is thrilled to be participating, while Ryan embodies Bigfoot in the sketch comedy group "Weird Newscasters." Further performances include "Improbable Mission," a clandestine car wash scenario, and a hidden-me…

In a segment of "Hollywood Director," Colin Mochrie directs a scene set in a pet store, with Wayne Brady portraying a talk-show guest in "Party Quirks." During a sketch titled "Helping Hands," the performers receive assistance from Drew Ca…

In a segment of "Hollywood Director," Colin Mochrie directs a scene set in a pet store, with Wayne Brady portraying a guest on a talk show. Later, the performers receive assistance from Drew Carey in a sketch titled "Helping Hands," which c…

In a segment titled “Meet the Family,” Colin and Ryan offer their eccentric take on parenthood. “Song Styles” features the cast performing a selection from “West Side Story,” while Wayne confronts voodoo in a sketch called “Weird Newscaster…

The show began with a segment called "Questions Only," which peeled back the layers of a well-known fairy tale princess, revealing unexpected truths. Next, "Song Styles" featured Wayne Brady performing a rap for a bewildered pool cleaner in…

The evening's entertainment featured a variety of games, including "Multiple Personalities," where the cast playfully shifted between characters ranging from Scooby Doo to Richard Simmons and John Wayne. A round of "Superheroes" also captiv…

On "Awards Show," the men offer a toast to those struggling with alcoholism. Wayne and Brad attempt to impress guests, including Hugh Hefner’s Playboy companions, with a duet, followed by a rendition of “Living Scenery,” which the ladies jo…

The evening’s entertainment featured a spirited rendition of “Superheroes,” with Colin embodying the character of Tacky Shirt Man; a Backstreet Boys-themed “Hoe Down”; a performance of “Scenes from a Hat”; a segment titled “Newsflash”; and …

The evening featured a lively round of "Hats," followed by a musical tribute to the college experience in "Greatest Hits." A segment titled "Weird Newscasters" offered a humorous take on a news anchor with unconventional tastes. Joining hos…

Brad Sherwood takes on the role of a witch-hunter during a segment of "Let's Make a Date," later assisting Wayne in serenading a member of the audience with a "Duet." The show also features "Hoe Down," "Scenes From a Hat," and the "Title Se…

The evening's entertainment offered a diverse selection of amusements: "Weird Newscasters," "Scenes From a Hat," "Two-Line Vocabulary," and "Greatest Hits."

The evening’s entertainment featured a variety of games, including “Living Scenery,” “Scenes from a Hat,” and a spirited round of “Hollywood Director” with a Latin flair. Additionally, Wayne Brady offered a musical interlude, drawing inspir…

The evening's lineup promised a collection of peculiar performances: "Weird Newscasters," featuring Wayne as a Girl Scout seemingly possessed; "Scenes from a Hat"; "Action Replay"; and "Hockey Player Hoedown." Joining the regular cast are R…

The evening’s entertainment features a series of improvisational games, including a scenario titled “Let's Make a Date,” where Ryan embodies a horse whisperer and Wayne takes on the role of a visually impaired rapper. Other offerings includ…

