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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 2

17 episodes · Nov 10, 1989

1. Greg Proops, Josie Lawrence, Tony Slattery, Mike McShane
Nov 10, 1989 · 22m

The repertoire included performances of works by various authors, exploring styles found in film and theatre, diverse song styles, selections from "World's Worst," rap, explanatory pieces, and American musicals.

2. Archie Hahn, Josie Lawrence, Tony Slattery, John Sessions
Nov 17, 1989 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring Authors, Film and Theatre Styles, a segment titled "World's Worst," Sound Effects, Songstyles, and a collection of Party Quirks.

3. Ron West, Griff Rhys Jones, Paul Merton, John Sessions
Nov 24, 1989 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring Authors, encompassing diverse Film and Theatre Styles. A segment titled "World's Worst" offered a particular comedic focus, while another highlighted the artistry of Props. Furthermore, explor

4. Greg Proops, Josie Lawrence, Paul Rider, Mike McShane
Dec 8, 1989 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring authors, film and theatrical styles, song styles, comedic sketches of the absurd, the use of props, playful party traditions, and the conventions of the American musical.

5. Ryan Stiles, Sandi Toksvig, Tony Slattery, John Sessions
Dec 15, 1989 · 22m

The following games were played: Authors, Tag, Expert, World's Worst, Props, Party Quirks, and Remote Control.

6. Ron West, Jimmy Mulville, Paul Merton, John Sessions
Dec 22, 1989 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring authorship, cinematic and theatrical styles, conducted interviews, a piece titled "World's Worst," utilization of props, film dubbing, and explorations of peculiar party customs.

7. Greg Proops, Josie Lawrence, Paul Merton, Sandi Toksvig, Tony Slattery, Mike McShane
Dec 22, 1989 · 37m

## Christmas Special The program features a variety of performances: explorations of literary styles, cinematic and theatrical approaches, diverse song styles, rap artistry, festive party games, comedic sketches of ineptitude, inventive

8. Ryan Stiles, Josie Lawrence, Neil Mullarkey, Mike McShane
Jan 5, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire included performances in diverse styles: cinematic and theatrical approaches, musical interpretations, comedic sketches of the absurd, utilizing props, film dubbing, playful party games, and adaptations of the American musica

9. Archie Hahn, Jonathan Pryce, Paul Merton, John Sessions
Jan 12, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire encompassed a diverse range of activities: explorations of authorship, cinematic and theatrical styles, the use of props, sound effects creation, conducted interviews, film dubbing work, and the orchestration of celebratory g

10. Lee Simpson, Jan Ravens, Tony Slattery, Mike McShane
Jan 20, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire included performances of "Authors," "That Will Be Charlie Now," a film dub, "Songstyles," "World's Worst," "Props," a rap, "Party Quirks," and an American musical.

11. Josie Lawrence, Arthur Smith, Sandi Toksvig, Mike McShane
Jan 26, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire encompassed a diverse range of performances: encompassing film and theatrical styles, dubbing for cinematic works, musical stylization, comedic sketches of the absurd, the crafting of props, playful additions to celebratory g

12. Mike McShane, Chris Langham, Sandi Toksvig, John Sessions
Feb 9, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire included performances of authors, explorations of film and theatrical styles, a comedic segment titled "World's Worst," demonstrations of prop work, a film dubbing exercise, the game of Tag, and a collection of unusual party

13. Greg Proops, Josie Lawrence, Tony Slattery, John Sessions
Feb 16, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire included performances spanning diverse genres: cinematic and theatrical styles, musical arrangements, comedic sketches, rap, celebratory routines, advertising pieces, and American musical theatre.

14. Ron West, Sandi Toksvig, Tony Slattery, Rory McGrath
Feb 23, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire included performances exploring authorship, cinematic and theatrical styles, interview techniques, comedic missteps, the use of props, film dubbing, and peculiar party customs.

15. Josie Lawrence, Paul Merton, Tony Slattery, Mike McShane
Mar 2, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire included performances of works by various authors, explorations of film and theatrical styles, diverse song styles, a piece titled "World's Worst," selections of party quirks, and a rock opera.

16. Series 2 Compilation 1
Mar 9, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire encompasses a range of performance styles, including those drawn from film and theatre, intimate duets, character work ("That Will Be Charlie Now"), conversational improvisation, rap, song-based explorations, playful party ga

17. Series 2 Compilation 2
Mar 16, 1990 · 22m

The repertoire encompassed a variety of performance types: encompassing cinematic and theatrical approaches, collaborative duets, playful games of tag, structured interviews, rhythmic rap verses, song-infused styles, the use of props, film