Whose Line Is It Anyway?: Season 8 (2005 - 2007)

Games include "Fashion Models"; "Let's Make a Date"; "Narrate"; "Film Dub"; "Film Theatre and Television Styles"; "Hey You Down There"; "Props"; and "Hoedown."

Games include "Weird Newscasters"; "Title Sequence"; "Scenes From a Hat"; "Greatest Hits"; and "Hoedown."

Games include "Questions Only"; "Sound Effects"; "Song Styles"; "Sportscasters"; "Props"; "Daytime Talk Show"; "Hoedown"; and "Stand Sit and Bend."

Games include "Party Quirks," which spotlights a daredevil cyclist (Wayne Brady), a Rocky Balboa-style boxer (Ryan Stiles) and a very early form of man (Colin Mochrie) evolving from primordial ooze. Other featured players are Greg Proops and host Drew Carey.

A "Let's Make a Date" sketch. The suitors include a wacky extraterrestrial; a shaky first-time flier using a restroom in a violent storm; and a fierce bald eagle hatching an egg.

A Christmas-themed episode spotlighting Brad Sherwood and Wayne Brady, who serenade Santa Claus and his reindeer in a game called Duets. Drew Carey hosts the series.

In "Fashion Models," Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles sport the latest in construction-worker wear. Denny Siegel also appears.

In "Ice Skaters," Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie are Olympians just trying to get up in the morning. Wayne Brady and Brad Sherwood also appear.

Stephen Colbert appears in "Superheroes," in which Underwear Man (Colin Mochrie) tries to make the world safe for clean undergarments. Wayne Brady and Ryan Stiles also appear.