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Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1988 – 1999)

1988 • 10 seasons • Comedy • TV-PG
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Whose Line Is It Anyway? — Season 1

13 episodes · Sep 23, 1988

1. Archie Hahn, Josie Lawrence, Paul Merton, John Sessions
Sep 23, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances of authors’ works, crafted sound effects, distinctive song styles, a piece titled "World's Worst," utilized props, and incorporated playful party quirks.

2. Archie Hahn, Rory Bremner, Jimmy Mulville, John Sessions
Sep 30, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring Authors, encompassing their lives and works; Film and Theatre Styles, examining the nuances of dramatic presentation; a segment titled "World's Worst," offering comedic missteps; explorations o…

3. Stephen Fry, Peter Cook, Josie Lawrence, John Sessions
Oct 7, 1988 · 22m

The sessions encompassed a variety of activities: explorations of authorship, cinematic and theatrical styles, the use of props, panel discussions, and rap performances.

4. Tony Slattery, Betty Thomas, Paul Merton, John Sessions
Oct 14, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring authorship, cinematic and theatrical styles, the use of props, a recurring motif of "Every Other Line," film dubbing techniques, and peculiar party customs.

5. Josie Lawrence, Jonathan Pryce, Paul Merton, John Sessions
Oct 21, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances of Authors, exploring their distinct styles; Film and Theatre Styles, examining cinematic and dramatic approaches; a segment titled "World's Worst," offering comedic missteps; Songstyles, showcasing vari…

6. Graeme Garden, Jan Ravens, George McGrath, John Sessions
Oct 28, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances of "Authors," "Story," "Props," "Party Quirks," "Every Other Line," "Film Dub," and "American Musical."

7. Tony Slattery, Jonathan Pryce, Rory McGrath, John Sessions
Nov 4, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring authorship, encompassing various film and theatrical styles; a comedic piece titled "World's Worst"; explorations of prop design; an advertisement set to music; a film dubbing exercise; and man…

8. Richard Kaplan, Griff Rhys Jones, Paul Merton, John Sessions
Nov 11, 1988 · 22m

The sessions encompassed explorations of authorship, encompassing film and theatrical styles; a humorous examination of the truly dreadful; the use of props; the manipulation of remote controls; and unconventional elements for celebratory g…

9. Mike McShane, Josie Lawrence, Tony Slattery, John Sessions
Nov 18, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included pieces exploring authorship, the nuances of film and theatrical styles, a humorous take on the concept of "worst" creations, the familiar world of remote controls, and the conventions of the American musical.

10. Stephen Fry, Josie Lawrence, Enn Reitel, John Sessions
Nov 25, 1988 · 22m

The evening featured a series of performances: readings by authors, narrative storytelling, a presentation titled "World's Worst," demonstrations of prop work, scenes involving couples, a segment with an incongruous theme tune, and a rap pe…

11. Series 1 Compilation 1
Dec 2, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances in Film and Theatre Styles, utilizing the "Every Other Line" technique, Songstyles, incorporation of Props, Film Dubbing, Party Quirks, and Opera.

12. Series 1 Compilation 2
Dec 9, 1988 · 22m

The repertoire included performances in diverse styles: film and theatre, storytelling, rap, songstyles, party games, a narrative structure alternating every other line, and the American musical.

13. Original Pilot with Jon Glover, Jimmy Mulville, Josie Lawrence, John Sessions
Dec 16, 1988 · 22m

The following activities were undertaken: Author analysis, exploration of cinematic and theatrical styles, film dubbing work, investigation into song styles, examination of props, and engagement with opera.