Podcasts about who's line

Hindsight strikes again! Join Deb, Katrina, Liz, and Lynne as they chat about Liz's choice to revisit, "Night Terrors". Have you watched this story recently? If so, what did you think, and how did that compare with how you felt about it in the first place? Let us know in the comments! ^E Happy things: Liz is here for the Derek Jacobi Master and the 8th Doctor in Big Finish's Hearts of Darkness! Lynne is excited for the 10th Doctor and River Song in Big Finish! Kat is rightly proud of the Doctor Who's Line, is it?...Anyway!!! special charity episode with so many cool guests! Deb has strong feelings about the Doctor Who game Thirteen! Extra-special thanks to our editor, Steven Schapansky of Castria! Support Verity! on Patreon

August 15-21, 1998 CANADIAN EDITION The lockdown sessions continue as Ken welcomes another international guest, the incredible vlogger, magician and Canadian YouTube sensation Joseph DeBenedictis. Ken and Joseph discuss the differences between Canadian and American TV Guide, Durgy Spade, David Blaine, making your own videos pre-YouTube, stage magic vs. street magic, being the oldest sibling, passing around VHS tapes, Canadian magazine pride, Canadian Content laws, SCTV, Toronto, Twitch City, Don McKellar, David Cronenberg, Last Night, being an unstructured mess, Hockey Night in Canada, comedy sketches, always wanting to do video production, The Comedy Network, America's Funniest Home Videos, YTV, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, SNICK, having a 1 and 1/2 year old, being unproductive in lockdown, The Simpsons, LBJ's Presidency, PBS vs. CBC, Read All About It, Comedy Now, Canadian Stand Up, Dr. Katz, Last Comic Standing, Who's Child is This?, Baby Jessica, OnTV, Channel 11, This Hour has 22 Minutes, Mike Wilmont, Everybody Loves Raymond, Miss Teen USA, Buffalo NY, Much Music, Pearl Jam, having a go to "home" channel, The Truman Show, reality TV, Jim Carrey movies, Liar Liar, The Joe Schmo Show, Kristen Wiig, Breaking the Magician's Code, Penn and Teller, TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes, Doug Henning, The Mike Bullard Show, doing stand up, Gerry Dee, Mr. D, Just for Laughs, Seinfeld, The Drew Carey Show, Who's Line is it Anyway?, The Amazing Richard Turner, Dealt, Ricky Jay, The Beaches Jazz Festival, YouTube, Candid Camera, not revealing the joke, and the CFL (Canadian Football League) and how it changed Joseph's life.

In this extra special episode of Doctor Who's Line, is it?,,,,,Anyway! We have enlisted the help of 18 celebrity guests to tell the following tale - Ruth (Sophie Aldred) likes young dudes & may one day become their leader. The Doctor & chums are having a picnic with the Judoon but are short on cheese & pickles. Gat (Nabil Shaban) is a Covidian... or comedian... they are hard of hearing so they get confused! Oh yes, & Jack's back! Please donate to nhscharitiestogether.co.uk if you like what we've done. Thank you!

Previously on Doctor Who's Line, is it? ... Anyway! Second verse better than the first? Our improvisors take a minute to chat about part 2 of Spyfall, the opening 2-parter in the newest season of Doctor Who. It's not our normal improv thing, so we need you, our listener fam to hit us up on social media and tell us your opinion as well. This episode will of course contain spoilers.

In our search of by the book podcasting, we here at Doctor Who's Line, is it? ... Anyway! sought a textbook definition of musical to base our latest episode on. Here it is: mu·si·cal /ˈmyo͞ozək(ə)l/ adjective 1. relating to music. "they shared similar musical tastes" 2. having a pleasant sound; melodious or tuneful. "they burst out into rich, musical laughter" Perfect. Listen and we think you'll completely agree we did all those things.

Designer Babies? Does a bear shit in the water? Who's Line is it Anyway? Am I a psycho? Find out the answers to all of these questions in Season 2 Episode One of PODCAST UNKNOWN with Simms. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/podcast-unknown/support

On this week's episode, James and Rob sit down with follow podcaster Josh Segovia! They talk about college improv, Who's Line is it Anyway, Claymore, NYTF Fest, creating your own stuff, and Homestar Runner.    See Josh live on stage at ComedySportz Chicago; Here Josh on Poppin' Bottles (a comedic podcast about your favorite beverages); And follow Josh on twitter @ JoshSegoviaSux    As always, please rate, review, and subscribe!

It just seems that some men don't understand do they? Well this one bill that got passed in one state in the U.S. got me heated than Wendy's spicy chicken nuggets dipped in hot sauce so much, I went WAY OFF. LIKE, ALL THE WAY OFF. I went off so much I had to do a little head's up at the end of this episode. I DO NOT MEAN ANY HARM TO ANYBODY SO DON'T WORRY, I was only mad at that time because I just about had it, I was irritated, and I was done. Still gonna use the Constantine-going-to-hellpolis excuse for this ep for problematic beeholes, and possibly future episodes because I cannot get that out of my head, THAT WAS HORRIBLE SEEING THAT ON TV I SWEAR...I was internally angry even despite attempting to save Ray [which was nice of him to do]. But anyways, "Mawarimichi" means "roundabout" in Japanese and I'll be talking about something that is "literate" (in my town ofc) and "illiterate" (pretty much what I said at the beginning), then maybe some other news. Join me as I watch Dynasty, Who's Line is it Anyway?, a brief bit of Love Paradise, and then The Simpsons, cause as I watch the latter 2 (that part was recorded Sunday May 12), I give out the preview for next episode all tho I only like said half of what I'll watch as I talk about next week's topic I mentioned (I'll say that in the next ep), but here is your beefy and juicy and bit extra spicy meal I served you today :)Soo soorry it's over 45 -_-Update: So I just found out today, November 4, that Dunkin‘ Donuts always will open at that location. And that was news since like FRIGGIN MAY WHEN THIS PODCAST SERIES WAS ON THE TENS IN EP AMOUNT. AND I WILL BE GONE FROM COS WHEN IT OPENS. oh well it’s not like I wanted to go there in ‘19 anyways. And another thing, Walmart will never open their supercenter bc of their financial shiet. I mean I get it but at the same time it’s stupid af to say “Oh we’re going to do this” like FIFTEEN YEARS AGO but the flippin enviormental coners got in the way. Damn it stupid lawsuit. I still get it tho. *sighs*

Here at Doctor Who's Line, is it?... Anyway! DWLIIA to the cool kids, we strive to bring you only the highest quality banter and the most skilled improv. That carries over to our normal conversations that we record to show we're definitely not improv robots! You definitely won't be falling asleep to this! Here's Darren, and Miles chatting, with Sue bringing up the important points and snippets of Suky, Phillip, Randy & Pinky, too! Enjoy, this audio only experience.

The episode that made us all cry! We play D&D every week with some comedy improv. Inspired by: Harmon Quest, Acquisitions INC, Critical Role, Who's Line is it Anyways, Rick and Morty, and Adventure Time --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evilution/support

The crew take on an entire island and some dino's after being on a shipwreck for King Talos' honeymoon. We play D&D every week with some comedy improv. Inspired by: Harmon Quest, Acquisitions INC, Critical Role, Who's Line is it Anyways, Rick and Morty, and Adventure Time --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evilution/support

I got time today! As production started late, AGAIN (damn it social media!), I was watching an all new episode of Dynasty, then a part of an ep of Who's Line is it Anyway?, the one with Aisha, while talking about how Meghan pretty much "quitbaited" on The View. Boy I was heated! I was hyped up for nothing! Like stop quitbaiting if you are not going to quit! Are you in his side for reals since day one or not! UGH! See me go off in this episode because this is probs a good one.Also I forgot to mention in this episode but it is the 1st anniversary of the theme song of EDENara!And also, I made a mistake....it was April THIRD that was supposed to be the premiere.

The party is split as Daelis, Felpip, Hollow, and Verdigres track down a pack of mastiffs. Will they find them, or death? We play D&D every week with some comedy improv. Inspired by: Harmon Quest, Acquisitions INC, Critical Role, Who's Line is it Anyways, Rick and Morty, and Adventure Time --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evilution/support

Suprise suprise! Talos has no clue but he's about to get setup with a consort! We play D&D every week with some comedy improv. Inspired by: Harmon Quest, Acquisitions INC, Critical Role, Who's Line is it Anyways, Rick and Morty, and Adventure Time --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evilution/support

Felpip takes on some large busts as he tries to bust out of an Arcane Fire Cult Vault without being busted. We play D&D every week with some comedy improv. Inspired by: Harmon Quest, Acquisitions INC, Critical Role, Who's Line is it Anyways, Rick and Morty, and Adventure Time --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evilution/support

On a journey to a smelly place, they encounter a coin that changes the course of the DM's entire campaign plot Welcome to Evilution podcast. We play D&D every week with some comedy improv. Inspired by: Harmon Quest, Acquisitions INC, Critical Role, Who's Line is it Anyways, Rick and Morty, and Adventure Time --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evilution/support

This week, observe as your podcast heroes wade through "Remember"! What will happen when Senator Bob Kelly, Chip from Who's Line is it Anyway, and Lt. Eva Lee from C&C: Red Alert 2 run face first into B'Elanna doing kinky alien sex cosplay? Fascism and genocide of course!

"Demons of the Punjab" DiscussionJessica and Phillip venture over to Partition Day with special guest Miles for this historical Thirteenth Doctor episode. They talk the tradition of Whovian histories, how Chibnall is changing "Doctor Who" storytelling, and how this series is different from others. In their look into the TARDIS library, Jessica reviews the Second Doctor novel "Dying in the Sun" by Jon de Burgh Miller, as Ben and Polly run around L.A., solving Hollywood alien murders.Learn more about Miles' podcast "Doctor Who's Line, is it? ... Anyway!" - https://drwhosline.wordpress.com/

Jon Favreau has been giving us lots of little goodies for his new Star Wars live-action TV series, "The Mandalorian!" We're talking all about it and what we HOPE might be coming!PLUS: Can Luke Skywalker get Leia's Star awarded before the release of Episode IX? Is the final Skywalker Saga film turning into an episode of "Who's Line is it Anyway?" And has ILMxLab opened the door for the official canonziation of Terbus the Porg?www.tatooinesons.comTwitter: @TatooineSonsFacebook: facebook.com/tatooinesonsYouTube: YouTube.com/tatooinesonsProud member of the Star Wars Commonwealth Podcast Network: starwarscommonwealth.com

Welcome to the only podcast where everything is made up and the points do not matter. There is something about improvisational, made up and on the fly way of producing value that I liked about the TV show "Who's Line is It?!"In this podcast, I am being me and I do not have to be any other way for you and those listening. What I mean about made up. Guess what? There is so much of our lives that are made up - the stories that we tell ourselves, the personality you have adopted to and who you are in this world. Some of the stories were told by you, other stories were imposed upon you and some you are not aware that were placed upon you.Me Being Me and this podcast is to help you develop an awareness and how to implement that level of commitment.  Yes you can adopt a position of power to get more of what you want or less of what you do not want. If you need a visual, think of dominos that can continue to fall and push the next tile over. Momentum.If you ever want to talk more, you can reach me at mebeingme.live or Instagram.

Lins and Abe join Tom and Lia to discuss their Degrassi love, Batman, Supernova, Predator trailer, Stranger Things Telltale game, Westworld, Who's Line is It Anyway, Upgrade and so much more!

"The Cutting Edge 4: Best Skating Date Ever" tonight after "Who's Line" on Episode 11 of Terrace House: Opening New Doors. Topics you claim to not like and then like include: a produce report, open windows, Fashionable Fashions, and fixing the Bachelorette. Email underoneroof@terracehouse.party with questions or comment-pliments and follow @terracehouseparty on Insta for subtitle found art. "House Party" and "Won't Stop" bookend from Meek Mill's Dreamchasers mixtape.

The final story in our competent-women mini-arc is "Battlefield" another story with a number of women to discuss. Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Liz as we dig into this classic story. From witch-queens to explosive companions to brigadiers to helicopter pilots, there's a lot to talk about! What do you think of the cavalcade of ladies in this story? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered: Kat is thrilled to have Sophie Aldred as a cast member on ep 45 of Doctor Who's Line, Is it? ... Anyway!! Liz has a fab new podcast called Hammer House of Podcast and watched a flick with a wee Frazer Hines! Erika can't wait for all the fun things on her Gallifrey One schedule! Deb also can't wait for the ridiculous amount of fun things on her Gallifrey One schedule!

From Sideliners to Who's Line is it Anyway, Whovians, Bounce, and the controversy around the Liverpool vs Sydney FC match, Tegan Higginbotham returns to the chat cave to catch up on the last 3 years. Naturally, it gets silly.

July 6-12, 1996 Today Ken welcomes comedian Brett Johnson to the show. Ken and Brett discuss Ken's stolen MIT Frat photo, all the strange stuff in Ken's house, the world's only just ok photo of Gillian Anderson, exclusive pull-outs, Dude Ranches, Lake George, growing up very religious, having your parents be in a cult, demonic roller coasters, spending High School in Kenya, Missionary tapes, McGee and Me, real life Mean Girls, D&D, Nu Metal CDs, The Gods Must be Crazy, being a TV Guide delivery boy, Zaboomafu, Wishbone, The Simpsons, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Indiana Jones knocking your teeth into your gums, Drew Carey Show, Who's Line is it Anyway?, The Bonnie Hunt Show, Monty Python, Mr. Bean, Coach, Unsolved Mysteries, Satanic Panic, Seinfeld, The Real World, Dream On, the nature of Documentary, Indonesia, Johnny Vegas: Who's Ready for Ice Cream?, TGIF, Step by Step, Family Matters, and the wonder of Don Johnson's Heartbeat.

Our year of loves and lasts hits another love. Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Lynne as we discuss an episode that Kat really loves: "The Sound of Drums". Yes, you read that right. Kat loves a 10th Doctor episode, and we find out why! We also talk about why the rest of us like it. There are numerous reasons, including Jack and the Master and good old Martha. Why do you love (or not love) this ep? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered: Lynne has a Doctor Who room in her new house! And it's not also the dining room! has the new book Doctor Who: Paper Dolls by Simon Guerrier and Christel Dee! Kat interviewed Dominic Glynn on Start the Music! enjoys the heck out of Dominic's Doctor Who: The Happiness Patrol Remixes EP (with or without internet videos of cats)! plays Adric in the 5th Doctor series of Doctor Who's Line, Is it? ... Anyway! Erika listened to (and enjoyed) The Movellan Grave by Andrew Smith! Deb looks forward to the upcoming anthology Doctor Who: The Missy Chronicles! Bonus links: "Our ep that covers "The Five Doctors" Our ep about Martha's last (proper) episodes

Follow Linda on Social Media @ Chickfitstudio on Facebook Instagram and Twitter and my website is www.chickfit.me   Barbara is  a Lifestyle Empowerment Coach, INHC, Bestselling Author of the books Take Back Your Life One Relationship at a Time and Removing the Mask, and a certified AFAA Group Fitness instructor. She specializes in working with women who have lost touch with who they once were and are ready to create a path to a new amazing life. Helping women put the focus back on them is a passion of mine. Self-care is so important in todays society. Things move so fast we often forget who we are and what it is we truly need to thrive and live a happy, healthy life. Barbara is the mother of 3 girls and 1 boy and know how important it is to take good care of herself so she can better take care of them.    she is passionate about her newest workshop, Removing the mask, which empowers individuals to live their most authentic life.   she hosts a live online segment on Facebook called My Community. It's her way of giving back. Individuals go live with me to talk about their non-profit organizations, culture and art, community gardening, volunteer opportunities and more.    Currently I am working on my newest book which will be a fiction novel that will take us through the journey of a woman who realizes it's never too late to make positive lifestyle changes.   Interesting info: I was an Improv stage actress for two years (like the tv show Who's Line is it Anyway), Dragon Boat Racer both a drummer and paddler, I currently sing in my church choir since 2014, past Competitive Dancer winning platinum and gold medals with my group when I was 38, and past Faux Finish Artist from the Finishing School in NY.   Social Media  Facebook: www.facebook.com/essentialhealingwithbarbara Instagram: www.instagram.com/BarbaraAnnbruno Twitter: https://twitter.com/EssentialBarb Website: www.BarbaraAnnbruno.com   In this episode we talk about It takes two people to make a relationship work. You deserve to be happy. Relationship is the worst kind of stress. How to break the cycle. Letting go of guilt and feeling of unworthiness. Making no excuses. Getting support. Don't hide your imperfections. It's okay to fail. You can run, but you can't hide misery. No relationship is perfect. You are good enough. A good life partner is who one wants to share your success. Stepping out from behind the mask and stepping into your own authenticity. Drop your fear of judgement. Live your truth. You can lose yourself in people pleasing. Setting better boundaries. Making yourself a priority.

Comedian Jonathan Mangum is my guest this week. He co-hosts Let's Make a Deal with Wayne Brady, and is a regular guest on Who's Line is it, Anyway? He's funny, witty and very pleasant as we discuss his professional background, improv training and the role of the artist in this heightened political climate. Have a great week, and I hope you enjoy the chat! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ho Ho Ho-gwarts! It was a snowy Sunday with treats galore, as friends gathered, chatting 'bout Harry Pottore.... It's a Holiday-ish Podcast with yours truly! We discuss house points and have a moment of silence for Who's Line is it Anyway. Next is our fangirlingest Meet Your Podcasters where we predict our reactions if we ever met J.K. Rowling. Let's just say, things would get weird. Next we reminisce about Holidays at Hogwarts. We discuss whether we would stay at Hogwarts, who we would take to the Yule Ball, our favourite HP Christmas, and present delivery systems. Next its a Bean There, F&#k That (except for Kate), then a Casting Couch with our favourite, a new Slytherin, an underrated champion, and Marry/Boff/Kill that's... ugh... weird.

The tenth episode in an exciting second season of irreverent and subversive viewpoints on Doctor Who (1963-1989). We finally touch on Peter Davison! TSV Double: Kinda & Snakedance The Postbag! Giveaways! Who's Line is it Anyway? ...and much, much more. TX: 20th August 2016. Features strong language and adult humour. Listener discretion is advised.

The ninth episode in an exciting second season of irreverent and subversive viewpoints on Doctor Who (1963-1989). Following our mid-season break we look at where it all went wrong! Timelash: Stinkers, Giggles and Shits Brexit! The Index File! Who's Line is it Anyway? ...and much, much more. TX: 6th August 2016. Features strong language and adult humour. Listener discretion is advised.

The eighth episode in an exciting second season of irreverent and subversive viewpoints on Doctor Who (1963-1989). Before our mid-season break we look at regeneations and signature themes! Timelash: Talkin' About Regenerations Music Segment: We rate the incarnations of the signature tune. The Index File! Who's Line is it Anyway? ...and much, much more. TX: 23th April 2016. Features strong language and adult humour. Listener discretion is advised.

The seventh episode in an exciting second season of irreverent and subversive viewpoints on Doctor Who (1963-1996). It's part two of our Tom Baker series of specials! Timelash: The Williams Era TSV: The Pirate Planet Josiah's Library: Dr Who Weekly & The Marvel Strips The Index File! Who's Line is it Anyway? ...and much, much more. TX: 9th April 2016. Features strong language and adult humour. Listener discretion is advised.

The fifth episode in an exciting second season of irreverent and subversive viewpoints on Doctor Who (1963-1996). Timelash: So left you're right? 70s Politics in Doctor Who. Josiah's Library: The Doomsday Weapon Mind Probe: Michael Herbert - Doctor Who and the Communist The Index File! Who's Line is it Anyway? ...and much, much more. TX: 12th March 2016. Features strong language and adult humour. Listener discretion is advised.

It's part one of our Tom Baker series of specials! The forth episode in an exciting second season of irreverent and subversive viewpoints on Doctor Who (1963-1996). Timelash: The Hinchcliffe Years TSV: The Brain of Morbius Celestial Toyroom: The '76 and '77 annuals. The Index File! Who's Line is it Anyway? ...and much, much more. TX: 27th February 2016. Features strong language and adult humour. Listener discretion is advised.

It's a special with Davros in it! The third episode in an exciting second season of irreverent and subversive viewpoints on Doctor Who (1963-1996). Timelash: Davros - Good, bad or just ugly? The Mind Probe: We speak with Terry Molloy Josiah's Library: Tom looks as Genesis of the Daleks The Index File! Who's Line is it Anyway? ...and much, much more. TX: 13th February 2016. Features strong language and adult humour. Listener discretion is advised.

February 15-21, 1969 (sort of) This week Ken welcomes comedian, actor, author and smartest man in the world Greg Proops to the show. Ken and Greg discuss Fantasy on Television, The Avengers, The Adams Family, The Wild Wild West, Kids television, exactly when England got black people, The Black and White Minstrel Show, Star Trek, The psychedelic 60s, San Francisco, Star Trek, Dad movies, War, Zulu, speaking German, learning that sometimes there are no good guys, Chuck Connors, Branded, breaking a sword over your knee, The Prisoner: the original mindfuck, James Bond, questioning your government, Who's Line is it Anyway?, Punk, The Double Deckers, dystopia, the song that goes with every neighborhood in London, The 60s dream of peace love and nonviolence, Night Flight, the golden age of FM radio, KSAN, The UK vs US Top 40, The Intruder, Charles Beaumont, The Twilight Zone, realizing the rest of the United States is terrifying and different, buying into the media lie, hatred of memes, having the sum total of human knowledge in your pocket, the DIY ethos of punk reflected in podcasts, The Outer Limits, learning a moral compass from television, Davey and Goliath, The Banana Splits, Rankin Bass, bad people as main characters, the best of times the worst of times, local television, when cameramen all became robots, Vietnam: the first TV war, the horrors of combat footage, real reporters, why Dick Chaney is the world's most evil heartless cyborg, never believing what you hear, why there is no news anymore, conspiracy theories, when Hidden Camera Prank shows became reporting, throwing your hat at the white flag, Hilary Clinton, why there is no truth or final word anymore, conservatives re-branding as the Party party, Laugh In, The Smothers Brothers, the legacy of Nixon, Pepsi vs. Coke, when everyone smokes, the sleaze of Maxim magazine, Family Ties, Full House as history's greatest representation of San Francisco, Occupy vs. real criminals, Good Day LA, Romney's evil bowels, why celebrities are not allowed to have opinions, Iran Contra, Ronald Reagan's journey from joke to Jesus, The Dead Kennedys, Midnight Caller, Greg's essaying the role of Cab Drive, Gary Cole, Nash Bridges, Vigilante Talk Radio DJs, American Gothic, Jim Thompson, The Killer Inside Me, Sam Fuller, The Model Cafe, The Brady Bunch Movie, "I don't if you remember me...", Charlton Heston, The Omega Man, Planet of the Apes, Soylent Green, I Am Legend, Richard Matheson, Zombie movies, why the current love of zombies gets it totally wrong,  Return of the Living Dead, millennials' obsession with magic and monsters, the rules driven horror trend, Forbidden Planet, The Tempest, Star Wars turning sci-fi into a genre for everyone, Minority Report, Phillip K. Dick, Hollywood's abandonment of character studies, comic book movies, Pacific Rim, Ultraman, Ken's dislike of Quentin Tarantino, The Skin Game, Jackie Brown, living in a Sci-Fi story, advertising ruining everything, 1984, Orwell, Greg's book, navel officers writing sci-fi, Robert Heinlein, "Room 101", Paul Merton, CCTV Cameras in London, Big Brother's journey from terrifying idea to hot tub sex, the evils of technology, the dehumanization of Uber, the cost of convenience, mini cabs, "The Knowledge", Africa, never having been to the center of London, Billy Ocean, navigating without technology,  pop culture advocates, Record Store clerks, teenage girls loving AM pop, Greg's wife's impeccable music taste, The Underground, Russ Meyer, Faster Pussycat Kill Kill, The Strand in San Francisco, The Stuff, communal experience, Mike Meyer's Tarantino-ing Beyond the Valley of the Dolls and Our Man Flint, money men financing the creative while being the enemy of art, Big Talent Agencies missing the point, The Army Show, The Jamie Foxx Show, fruit bags, schlub comedians, Louis CK,  getting out of the way of good art, the fraternity of comedians, pulp fiction vs Pulp Fiction, learning your craft, and panning for the Golden Age.

The new host of "Who's Line is it, Anyway" sits down with the Champs to discuss bombing onstage, marrying her ex-boyfriend's best friend, and being a black girl at an Ivy League school.

"Who's Line" alum Greg Proops is an amazing improvisor and does a spot-on Thomas Alva Edison. Chris, Jonah and Matt must have all wondered at some point that if Edison were a woman, would she have patented the electric tampon? And how could they NOT have called it "MenFlow Park"? #ThisIsWhyISpendALotOfTimeAlone