: The main quartet features Wayne Brady , Chip Esten , Colin Mochrie , and Ryan Stiles . Musical Accompaniment : Laura Hall on piano. Games Played

: Performers must carry out a scene using only questions.

: Though it aired in 2005, the episode was actually filmed in 1998 . Host : Drew Carey.

: A musical round where each performer improvises a verse. This episode features a notable Hoedown about weddings, including a punchline from Ryan Stiles about being the priest.

: Sportscasters, Props, Daytime Talk Show, and Stand Sit Lie. "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Show No. 8003 (TV Episode 2005)

is an episode of the improvisational comedy series Whose Line Is It Anyway? . While listed as the third episode of Season 17 on some streaming platforms, it was originally produced during the show's initial run and aired on October 17, 2005 , as part of what is widely considered Season 8 . Episode Production & Cast

[s17e3] Show No. 8003 Access

: The main quartet features Wayne Brady , Chip Esten , Colin Mochrie , and Ryan Stiles . Musical Accompaniment : Laura Hall on piano. Games Played

: Performers must carry out a scene using only questions. [S17E3] Show No. 8003

: Though it aired in 2005, the episode was actually filmed in 1998 . Host : Drew Carey. : The main quartet features Wayne Brady ,

: A musical round where each performer improvises a verse. This episode features a notable Hoedown about weddings, including a punchline from Ryan Stiles about being the priest. : Though it aired in 2005, the episode

: Sportscasters, Props, Daytime Talk Show, and Stand Sit Lie. "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Show No. 8003 (TV Episode 2005)