After 9 successful seasons on The CW, Colin Mochrie says the WhoseLineIsItAnyway revival is coming to a close.
Whose Line Is It Anyway? will end after 19 seasons, according to star Colin Mochrie. Based on the popular British program of the same name, the improvisational comedy series premiered on ABC back in 1998, but was canceled five years later due to low ratings, with a number of pre-filmed episodes having aired on its sister channel, ABC Family, from 2005 to 2007.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Whose Line Is It Anyway? was eventually picked up by The CW, releasing new episodes in 2013 and generating more consistent viewership numbers, leading to multiple season renewals over the years. Changes made to the revival included Aisha Tyler taking over hosting duties from Carey and the addition of a fifth panelist, with names like Kyle Richards, Shawn Johnson, Rob Gronkowski, Kat Graham, Darren Criss, and Robbie Amell joining certain episodes.
How Whose Line Is It Anyway's Revival Surpassed The Original The Whose Line Is It Anyway? revival has earned fairly steady ratings over the years, despite numbers dipping in recent seasons. When comparing the series to its original run on ABC, and later ABC Family, it has now aired for a longer amount of time, despite the total number of episodes being smaller.
The show has certainly acquired loyal fans over the years, many of whom seem to be upset over the news of its imminent final season. With the majority of The CW's content ending around the same time, it makes sense for this long-running series to be approaching its conclusion. Still, the revival did appear to do well, and audiences can take pleasure in knowing that Whose Line Is It Anyway? will finish out strong.
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