Whose Line Is It Anyway? USA

Chris Jericho, the wrestling superstar, turns up as a guest on the classic improv programme, joining regulars Wayne Brady, Gary Anthony Williams, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles. The episode blends Jericho’s high‑octane stage presence with the quick‑thinking, unscripted banter the four improvisers are known for. Throughout the show, the guest and the cast trade jokes, play games and riff off each other’s cues, creating a lively, unpredictable atmosphere. Fans of both professional wrestling and improvisational comedy get to see the superstar stepping out of the ring and into a room where anything can happen, guided by the seasoned improvisers.

Aisha Tyler serves as the presenter of the improvisation series, guiding the flow of each episode. The show’s regular lineup features the well‑known trio of Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles, whose rapid‑fire wit forms the backbone of the performance. Joining the regulars for this instalment are guests Jonathan Mangum and Kearran Giovanni, who bring additional spontaneity and fresh dynamics to the mix. Together, the host, the core cast and the two visitors collaborate in a series of unscripted games and scenes, delivering the quick‑thinking comedy the programme is known for. Tyler also introduces each challenge, keeping the pace lively and ensuring everyone gets a chance to shine.

Aisha Tyler, acting as the host, introduces the games and interacts with the performers. The regular improvisers—Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles—continue their established dynamic, creating scenes on the spot. Guest Greg Proops appears for this edition, contributing his own quick‑witted responses to the prompts. The episode follows the familiar format, with the host prompting the cast and the audience suggesting scenarios. Together, the host and the four comedians deliver a typical episode of the show, characterised by spontaneous humour and audience‑driven suggestions.

Aisha Tyler serves as the presenter of the improvisation series, guiding the flow of each episode. The show’s regular lineup features the well‑known trio of Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles, whose rapid‑fire wit forms the backbone of the performance. Joining the regulars for this instalment are guests Jonathan Mangum and Kearran Giovanni, who bring additional spontaneity and fresh dynamics to the mix. Together, the host, the core cast and the two visitors collaborate in a series of unscripted games and scenes, delivering the quick‑thinking comedy the programme is known for. Tyler also introduces each challenge, keeping the pace lively and ensuring everyone gets a chance to shine.

Aisha Tyler, acting as the host, introduces the games and interacts with the performers. The regular improvisers—Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles—continue their established dynamic, creating scenes on the spot. Guest Greg Proops appears for this edition, contributing his own quick‑witted responses to the prompts. The episode follows the familiar format, with the host prompting the cast and the audience suggesting scenarios. Together, the host and the four comedians deliver a typical episode of the show, characterised by spontaneous humour and audience‑driven suggestions.

Aisha Tyler serves as the presenter of the improvisation series, guiding the flow of each episode. The show’s regular lineup features the well‑known trio of Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles, whose rapid‑fire wit forms the backbone of the performance. Joining the regulars for this instalment are guests Jonathan Mangum and Kearran Giovanni, who bring additional spontaneity and fresh dynamics to the mix. Together, the host, the core cast and the two visitors collaborate in a series of unscripted games and scenes, delivering the quick‑thinking comedy the programme is known for. Tyler also introduces each challenge, keeping the pace lively and ensuring everyone gets a chance to shine.

Aisha Tyler, acting as the host, introduces the games and interacts with the performers. The regular improvisers—Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles—continue their established dynamic, creating scenes on the spot. Guest Greg Proops appears for this edition, contributing his own quick‑witted responses to the prompts. The episode follows the familiar format, with the host prompting the cast and the audience suggesting scenarios. Together, the host and the four comedians deliver a typical episode of the show, characterised by spontaneous humour and audience‑driven suggestions.

Aisha Tyler serves as the presenter of the improvisation series, guiding the flow of each episode. The show’s regular lineup features the well‑known trio of Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles, whose rapid‑fire wit forms the backbone of the performance. Joining the regulars for this instalment are guests Jonathan Mangum and Kearran Giovanni, who bring additional spontaneity and fresh dynamics to the mix. Together, the host, the core cast and the two visitors collaborate in a series of unscripted games and scenes, delivering the quick‑thinking comedy the programme is known for. Tyler also introduces each challenge, keeping the pace lively and ensuring everyone gets a chance to shine.

Aisha Tyler, acting as the host, introduces the games and interacts with the performers. The regular improvisers—Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles—continue their established dynamic, creating scenes on the spot. Guest Greg Proops appears for this edition, contributing his own quick‑witted responses to the prompts. The episode follows the familiar format, with the host prompting the cast and the audience suggesting scenarios. Together, the host and the four comedians deliver a typical episode of the show, characterised by spontaneous humour and audience‑driven suggestions.

Aisha Tyler steps in as the presenter of the renowned improvisational programme, steering the episode with her trademark humour and sharp timing. The familiar trio of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie return as the core cast, each contributing the quick‑wit and chemistry that have made the show a staple of unscripted comedy. Joining them for this instalment are guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, whose own brand of comic timing adds an extra layer of fun, and star guest Lauren Cohan, who brings a fresh dynamic to the proceedings. Overall, the programme preserves the lively atmosphere and rapid‑fire exchanges that long‑time viewers have come to expect.

The episode brings together the programme’s regular trio – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – alongside guest performer Heather Anne Campbell. Adding further star power, the show also welcomes Kevin McHale, best known for his role in Glee, as a star guest. In this instalment, viewers can expect the familiar dynamic of Brady, Stiles and Mochrie, complemented by Campbell’s guest performance and McHale’s appearance. The combination of the regular cast with the two guests creates a line‑up that blends the show’s usual chemistry with fresh contributions from the guest artists. Each of them brings their own comedic style, ensuring the episode feels both familiar and invigorated.

Aisha Tyler steps in as the presenter of the renowned improvisational programme, steering the episode with her trademark humour and sharp timing. The familiar trio of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie return as the core cast, each contributing the quick‑wit and chemistry that have made the show a staple of unscripted comedy. Joining them for this instalment are guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, whose own brand of comic timing adds an extra layer of fun, and star guest Lauren Cohan, who brings a fresh dynamic to the proceedings. Overall, the programme preserves the lively atmosphere and rapid‑fire exchanges that long‑time viewers have come to expect.

The episode brings together the programme’s regular trio – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – alongside guest performer Heather Anne Campbell. Adding further star power, the show also welcomes Kevin McHale, best known for his role in Glee, as a star guest. In this instalment, viewers can expect the familiar dynamic of Brady, Stiles and Mochrie, complemented by Campbell’s guest performance and McHale’s appearance. The combination of the regular cast with the two guests creates a line‑up that blends the show’s usual chemistry with fresh contributions from the guest artists. Each of them brings their own comedic style, ensuring the episode feels both familiar and invigorated.

Aisha Tyler steps in as the presenter of the renowned improvisational programme, steering the episode with her trademark humour and sharp timing. The familiar trio of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie return as the core cast, each contributing the quick‑wit and chemistry that have made the show a staple of unscripted comedy. Joining them for this instalment are guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, whose own brand of comic timing adds an extra layer of fun, and star guest Lauren Cohan, who brings a fresh dynamic to the proceedings. Overall, the programme preserves the lively atmosphere and rapid‑fire exchanges that long‑time viewers have come to expect.

The episode brings together the programme’s regular trio – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – alongside guest performer Heather Anne Campbell. Adding further star power, the show also welcomes Kevin McHale, best known for his role in Glee, as a star guest. In this instalment, viewers can expect the familiar dynamic of Brady, Stiles and Mochrie, complemented by Campbell’s guest performance and McHale’s appearance. The combination of the regular cast with the two guests creates a line‑up that blends the show’s usual chemistry with fresh contributions from the guest artists. Each of them brings their own comedic style, ensuring the episode feels both familiar and invigorated.

Aisha Tyler steps in as the presenter of the renowned improvisational programme, steering the episode with her trademark humour and sharp timing. The familiar trio of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie return as the core cast, each contributing the quick‑wit and chemistry that have made the show a staple of unscripted comedy. Joining them for this instalment are guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, whose own brand of comic timing adds an extra layer of fun, and star guest Lauren Cohan, who brings a fresh dynamic to the proceedings. Overall, the programme preserves the lively atmosphere and rapid‑fire exchanges that long‑time viewers have come to expect.

The episode brings together the programme’s regular trio – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – alongside guest performer Heather Anne Campbell. Adding further star power, the show also welcomes Kevin McHale, best known for his role in Glee, as a star guest. In this instalment, viewers can expect the familiar dynamic of Brady, Stiles and Mochrie, complemented by Campbell’s guest performance and McHale’s appearance. The combination of the regular cast with the two guests creates a line‑up that blends the show’s usual chemistry with fresh contributions from the guest artists. Each of them brings their own comedic style, ensuring the episode feels both familiar and invigorated.

Aisha Tyler fronts the programme, guiding the regular cast of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. The trio continue their trademark improvisational banter, each contributing their own brand of quick‑thinking comedy while Tyler’s quick wit keeps the pace lively. Together they maintain the familiar rhythm that long‑time viewers expect. For this episode the line‑up is bolstered by guest performer Keegan‑Michael Key and star guest Candice Accola, best known for her role in The Vampire Diaries. Key’s reputation for sketch comedy shines through his contribution, and Accola’s appearance adds a touch of dramatic flair to the otherwise comedic format. Their combined energy revitalises the classic set‑up.

The episode features the series’ regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie—who appear alongside guest performer Jonathan Mangum and star guest Kyle Richards. Both the regular trio and the two guests take part in the show’s usual improvisational games, with Mangum contributing as a guest performer and Richards appearing as the star guest. Their combined presence maintains the familiar dynamic that fans expect, while the addition of Mangum and Richards brings fresh energy to the lineup. This blend of regulars and special guests characterises the episode’s cast roster. The presence of the trio ensures the familiar quick‑wit and banter that defines the programme, while Mangum’s guest spot provides improvisational challenges, and Richards’ star‑guest status adds a touch of celebrity appeal.

Aisha Tyler fronts the programme, guiding the regular cast of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. The trio continue their trademark improvisational banter, each contributing their own brand of quick‑thinking comedy while Tyler’s quick wit keeps the pace lively. Together they maintain the familiar rhythm that long‑time viewers expect. For this episode the line‑up is bolstered by guest performer Keegan‑Michael Key and star guest Candice Accola, best known for her role in The Vampire Diaries. Key’s reputation for sketch comedy shines through his contribution, and Accola’s appearance adds a touch of dramatic flair to the otherwise comedic format. Their combined energy revitalises the classic set‑up.

The episode features the series’ regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie—who appear alongside guest performer Jonathan Mangum and star guest Kyle Richards. Both the regular trio and the two guests take part in the show’s usual improvisational games, with Mangum contributing as a guest performer and Richards appearing as the star guest. Their combined presence maintains the familiar dynamic that fans expect, while the addition of Mangum and Richards brings fresh energy to the lineup. This blend of regulars and special guests characterises the episode’s cast roster. The presence of the trio ensures the familiar quick‑wit and banter that defines the programme, while Mangum’s guest spot provides improvisational challenges, and Richards’ star‑guest status adds a touch of celebrity appeal.

Aisha Tyler fronts the programme, guiding the regular cast of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. The trio continue their trademark improvisational banter, each contributing their own brand of quick‑thinking comedy while Tyler’s quick wit keeps the pace lively. Together they maintain the familiar rhythm that long‑time viewers expect. For this episode the line‑up is bolstered by guest performer Keegan‑Michael Key and star guest Candice Accola, best known for her role in The Vampire Diaries. Key’s reputation for sketch comedy shines through his contribution, and Accola’s appearance adds a touch of dramatic flair to the otherwise comedic format. Their combined energy revitalises the classic set‑up.

The episode features the series’ regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie—who appear alongside guest performer Jonathan Mangum and star guest Kyle Richards. Both the regular trio and the two guests take part in the show’s usual improvisational games, with Mangum contributing as a guest performer and Richards appearing as the star guest. Their combined presence maintains the familiar dynamic that fans expect, while the addition of Mangum and Richards brings fresh energy to the lineup. This blend of regulars and special guests characterises the episode’s cast roster. The presence of the trio ensures the familiar quick‑wit and banter that defines the programme, while Mangum’s guest spot provides improvisational challenges, and Richards’ star‑guest status adds a touch of celebrity appeal.

Aisha Tyler fronts the programme, guiding the regular cast of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. The trio continue their trademark improvisational banter, each contributing their own brand of quick‑thinking comedy while Tyler’s quick wit keeps the pace lively. Together they maintain the familiar rhythm that long‑time viewers expect. For this episode the line‑up is bolstered by guest performer Keegan‑Michael Key and star guest Candice Accola, best known for her role in The Vampire Diaries. Key’s reputation for sketch comedy shines through his contribution, and Accola’s appearance adds a touch of dramatic flair to the otherwise comedic format. Their combined energy revitalises the classic set‑up.

The episode features the series’ regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie—who appear alongside guest performer Jonathan Mangum and star guest Kyle Richards. Both the regular trio and the two guests take part in the show’s usual improvisational games, with Mangum contributing as a guest performer and Richards appearing as the star guest. Their combined presence maintains the familiar dynamic that fans expect, while the addition of Mangum and Richards brings fresh energy to the lineup. This blend of regulars and special guests characterises the episode’s cast roster. The presence of the trio ensures the familiar quick‑wit and banter that defines the programme, while Mangum’s guest spot provides improvisational challenges, and Richards’ star‑guest status adds a touch of celebrity appeal.

The episode brings together the show’s three regulars – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – with a special guest and two athletes. Jeff Davis appears as the guest performer, while the United States’ Olympic synchronised‑swimming duo, Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva, also take part. This line‑up sees the familiar trio working alongside Davis and the two Olympians, each contributing their own style to the programme. In short, the regular cast is supplemented by guest Jeff Davis and the Olympic swimmers Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva for this instalment. All six participants share the screen, creating a diverse ensemble that blends comedy and athletic expertise. The Olympians’ involvement introduces an additional dimension to the usual format.

In this episode, Aisha Tyler takes the helm as host, guiding the familiar trio of regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. They’re joined by guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, who adds his own flair to the proceedings, and by star guest Wilson Bethel, best known for his role in Hart of Dixie. The line‑up brings together the show’s staple improvisational talent with the fresh energy of the two guests, creating a blend of familiar banter and new dynamics. Throughout, Tyler keeps the pace lively, while Brady, Stiles and Mochrie deliver their usual quick‑witted sketches, complemented by Williams’ and Bethel’s contributions.

The episode brings together the show’s three regulars – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – with a special guest and two athletes. Jeff Davis appears as the guest performer, while the United States’ Olympic synchronised‑swimming duo, Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva, also take part. This line‑up sees the familiar trio working alongside Davis and the two Olympians, each contributing their own style to the programme. In short, the regular cast is supplemented by guest Jeff Davis and the Olympic swimmers Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva for this instalment. All six participants share the screen, creating a diverse ensemble that blends comedy and athletic expertise. The Olympians’ involvement introduces an additional dimension to the usual format.

In this episode, Aisha Tyler takes the helm as host, guiding the familiar trio of regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. They’re joined by guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, who adds his own flair to the proceedings, and by star guest Wilson Bethel, best known for his role in Hart of Dixie. The line‑up brings together the show’s staple improvisational talent with the fresh energy of the two guests, creating a blend of familiar banter and new dynamics. Throughout, Tyler keeps the pace lively, while Brady, Stiles and Mochrie deliver their usual quick‑witted sketches, complemented by Williams’ and Bethel’s contributions.

Chris Jericho, the wrestling superstar, turns up as a guest on the classic improv programme, joining regulars Wayne Brady, Gary Anthony Williams, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles. The episode blends Jericho’s high‑octane stage presence with the quick‑thinking, unscripted banter the four improvisers are known for. Throughout the show, the guest and the cast trade jokes, play games and riff off each other’s cues, creating a lively, unpredictable atmosphere. Fans of both professional wrestling and improvisational comedy get to see the superstar stepping out of the ring and into a room where anything can happen, guided by the seasoned improvisers.

The episode brings together the show’s three regulars – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – with a special guest and two athletes. Jeff Davis appears as the guest performer, while the United States’ Olympic synchronised‑swimming duo, Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva, also take part. This line‑up sees the familiar trio working alongside Davis and the two Olympians, each contributing their own style to the programme. In short, the regular cast is supplemented by guest Jeff Davis and the Olympic swimmers Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva for this instalment. All six participants share the screen, creating a diverse ensemble that blends comedy and athletic expertise. The Olympians’ involvement introduces an additional dimension to the usual format.

Chris Jericho, the wrestling superstar, turns up as a guest on the classic improv programme, joining regulars Wayne Brady, Gary Anthony Williams, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles. The episode blends Jericho’s high‑octane stage presence with the quick‑thinking, unscripted banter the four improvisers are known for. Throughout the show, the guest and the cast trade jokes, play games and riff off each other’s cues, creating a lively, unpredictable atmosphere. Fans of both professional wrestling and improvisational comedy get to see the superstar stepping out of the ring and into a room where anything can happen, guided by the seasoned improvisers.

In this episode, Aisha Tyler takes the helm as host, guiding the familiar trio of regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. They’re joined by guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, who adds his own flair to the proceedings, and by star guest Wilson Bethel, best known for his role in Hart of Dixie. The line‑up brings together the show’s staple improvisational talent with the fresh energy of the two guests, creating a blend of familiar banter and new dynamics. Throughout, Tyler keeps the pace lively, while Brady, Stiles and Mochrie deliver their usual quick‑witted sketches, complemented by Williams’ and Bethel’s contributions.

The episode brings together the show’s three regulars – Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie – with a special guest and two athletes. Jeff Davis appears as the guest performer, while the United States’ Olympic synchronised‑swimming duo, Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva, also take part. This line‑up sees the familiar trio working alongside Davis and the two Olympians, each contributing their own style to the programme. In short, the regular cast is supplemented by guest Jeff Davis and the Olympic swimmers Mary Killman and Mariya Koroleva for this instalment. All six participants share the screen, creating a diverse ensemble that blends comedy and athletic expertise. The Olympians’ involvement introduces an additional dimension to the usual format.

In this episode, Aisha Tyler takes the helm as host, guiding the familiar trio of regulars—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie. They’re joined by guest performer Gary Anthony Williams, who adds his own flair to the proceedings, and by star guest Wilson Bethel, best known for his role in Hart of Dixie. The line‑up brings together the show’s staple improvisational talent with the fresh energy of the two guests, creating a blend of familiar banter and new dynamics. Throughout, Tyler keeps the pace lively, while Brady, Stiles and Mochrie deliver their usual quick‑witted sketches, complemented by Williams’ and Bethel’s contributions.

Aisha Tyler serves as the presenter of the improvisation series, guiding the flow of each episode. The show’s regular lineup features the well‑known trio of Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles, whose rapid‑fire wit forms the backbone of the performance. Joining the regulars for this instalment are guests Jonathan Mangum and Kearran Giovanni, who bring additional spontaneity and fresh dynamics to the mix. Together, the host, the core cast and the two visitors collaborate in a series of unscripted games and scenes, delivering the quick‑thinking comedy the programme is known for. Tyler also introduces each challenge, keeping the pace lively and ensuring everyone gets a chance to shine.

Aisha Tyler, acting as the host, introduces the games and interacts with the performers. The regular improvisers—Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles—continue their established dynamic, creating scenes on the spot. Guest Greg Proops appears for this edition, contributing his own quick‑witted responses to the prompts. The episode follows the familiar format, with the host prompting the cast and the audience suggesting scenarios. Together, the host and the four comedians deliver a typical episode of the show, characterised by spontaneous humour and audience‑driven suggestions.

Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie, the regular trio of the programme, appear together in this episode. They are joined by guest performer Heather Anne Campbell, who takes part alongside the regulars. In addition, the episode features a special guest appearance by Lisa Leslie, known for her career as a basketballer. The presence of these guests complements the regular cast, adding variety to the show’s format. Both the regulars and the guests share the screen, creating the familiar dynamic that fans’ll expect from the series. Their combined performances maintain the improvisational spirit that defines the programme, with each participant contributing their distinctive style.

In this lively instalment of the improv programme, Aisha Tyler returns as host, guiding the audience through a series of spontaneous sketches. The episode features the show's regular trio—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie—who bring their trademark quick‑witted banter to the stage. Joining them for this particular broadcast is guest performer Keegan‑Michael Key, whose presence adds an extra layer of humour to the already energetic format. Together, the cast delivers a fast‑paced, laugh‑filled session that showcases the improvisational chemistry they’re known for. The atmosphere stays upbeat, with Tyler's quick jokes complementing the improvisers' rapid‑fire responses. The guest's comedic timing blends seamlessly with the regulars' style, creating a cohesive performance.

Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie, the regular trio of the programme, appear together in this episode. They are joined by guest performer Heather Anne Campbell, who takes part alongside the regulars. In addition, the episode features a special guest appearance by Lisa Leslie, known for her career as a basketballer. The presence of these guests complements the regular cast, adding variety to the show’s format. Both the regulars and the guests share the screen, creating the familiar dynamic that fans’ll expect from the series. Their combined performances maintain the improvisational spirit that defines the programme, with each participant contributing their distinctive style.

In this lively instalment of the improv programme, Aisha Tyler returns as host, guiding the audience through a series of spontaneous sketches. The episode features the show's regular trio—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie—who bring their trademark quick‑witted banter to the stage. Joining them for this particular broadcast is guest performer Keegan‑Michael Key, whose presence adds an extra layer of humour to the already energetic format. Together, the cast delivers a fast‑paced, laugh‑filled session that showcases the improvisational chemistry they’re known for. The atmosphere stays upbeat, with Tyler's quick jokes complementing the improvisers' rapid‑fire responses. The guest's comedic timing blends seamlessly with the regulars' style, creating a cohesive performance.

Aisha Tyler, acting as the programme’s presenter, greets guest Katie Cassidy, inviting her onto the long‑standing improvisational series. Tyler’s warm introduction sets the stage for Cassidy to join the ensemble, marking her appearance alongside the show’s familiar faces. The episode also showcases the regular cast – Wayne Brady, Brad Sherwood, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles – who return to deliver their trademark spontaneous comedy. Their continued presence preserves the classic feel of the series as they interact with the guest performer, adhering to the show's established improvisational format. The programme maintains its lively pace, with quick exchanges and humour throughout consistently.

Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie, the regular trio of the programme, appear together in this episode. They are joined by guest performer Heather Anne Campbell, who takes part alongside the regulars. In addition, the episode features a special guest appearance by Lisa Leslie, known for her career as a basketballer. The presence of these guests complements the regular cast, adding variety to the show’s format. Both the regulars and the guests share the screen, creating the familiar dynamic that fans’ll expect from the series. Their combined performances maintain the improvisational spirit that defines the programme, with each participant contributing their distinctive style.

In this lively instalment of the improv programme, Aisha Tyler returns as host, guiding the audience through a series of spontaneous sketches. The episode features the show's regular trio—Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie—who bring their trademark quick‑witted banter to the stage. Joining them for this particular broadcast is guest performer Keegan‑Michael Key, whose presence adds an extra layer of humour to the already energetic format. Together, the cast delivers a fast‑paced, laugh‑filled session that showcases the improvisational chemistry they’re known for. The atmosphere stays upbeat, with Tyler's quick jokes complementing the improvisers' rapid‑fire responses. The guest's comedic timing blends seamlessly with the regulars' style, creating a cohesive performance.