Ep 38. 100th Episode -- Show No. 410
- May 18, 2001
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (US) is a popular improvisational comedy show that has been running since the late 90s. The premise of the show is simple, where a group of comedians perform various improv games and skits before a live audience. All of the games are completely unscripted, and the performers draw inspiration from audience suggestions, creating hilarious and unpredictable scenarios.
Season 3, Episode 38, titled "100th Episode -- Show No. 410," is a special episode of the show that celebrates the 100th episode of the US version of Whose Line Is It Anyway? The episode features regular cast members Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Wayne Brady, and host Drew Carey, as well as several special guests who have appeared on the show in the past.
The episode starts off with a game called "Sound Effects," in which Ryan and Colin act out a scene while Wayne and special guest Kathy Griffin provide the sound effects using various props. This is followed by a game called "Audition," where Colin and Ryan audition for the role of a vampire, with Wayne and Kathy providing off-the-wall suggestions for their performances. The game concludes with a hilarious sketch that leaves the audience in stitches.
Next up is a game called "Dubbing," where Wayne and Kathy provide the voices of two people on a date while Colin and Ryan act out the scene in silence. The result is a hilarious mishmash of awkward dialogue and silly physical comedy that showcases the performer's ability to play off each other.
The next game is called "Props," in which the performers are given random, seemingly useless objects and must come up with hilarious ways to use them. The game is always a crowd favorite, and this episode does not disappoint, with the performers coming up with some truly outrageous improv ideas.
Another highlight of the episode is a game called "Party Quirks," where Drew Carey plays the host of a party, and the other performers are guests who each have a unique, bizarre quirk that they must play out during the party. This leads to some truly hilarious awkward moments and misunderstandings, as the performers do their best to keep the game going despite the chaos.
Other games in this special episode include "Questions Only," "Hoedown," and "Scenes from a Hat," all of which provide plenty of laughs and showcase the talent and quick wit of the performers. The episode concludes with a montage of some of the best moments from the show's first 100 episodes, providing a nostalgic and hilarious look back at some of the show's most iconic moments.
Overall, season 3, episode 38 of Whose Line Is It Anyway? (US) is a must-watch for any fan of the show or of improv comedy in general. The special episode celebrates the show's 100th episode in style, providing plenty of laughs and showcasing the talent of some of the best improv comedians in the business.
