Famous Greetings

The name 'Whosers' is scarily well known to people who've performed on the show. For some reason, they're not scared away. Here you'll find some greetings from some familiar names from various years of Whose Line. Saying hello to all you Whosers out there.

(note. these guys work in comedy all their days. They're usually not 100% serious when they write these, or the autographs - so take everything with a little giggle. Trust me, that's how it should be!)

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Greg Proops

Hi Whosers. This is your old friend Greg Proops. I'm covered in chocolate cake. I'm speaking to you from the bottom of a well outside the Improv in lovely Hollywood. I'd like to say two things. One, stalking is for losers. And two, I'm a lot funnier than everyone else in the cast and the day you realize that is going to be the day the world changes for the better.

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Ryan Stiles

Hello all the Whosers out there,

I'm outside the Improv getting ready to go on stage. There's a lot of sites out there devoted to different people. Quite frankly it's flattering the sites that are devoted to me, but I counted and Colin has more than me. Colin is not really that talented of an individual if you watch very closely at what he does. He never sets anything up. He just sits there and gets the laugh and then goes away, and he always plays women and pretends he doesn't like it, but believe me I've known him 21 years, he likes it. He likes it more than you know. Everybody else on the show is great. I just feel he's taking the cheap easy way out, and you might want to look over those sites again to see if the things you're saying are really true. But my sites are fine, they're all pretty accurate. Again, just have a look.

Peace Out,
Ryan

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Jim Sweeney

Hello there,

I did Whose Line... in the old days of silent television. I especially liked playing with Greg Proops, Mike McShane and, my hero, Colin Mochrie. Today, I am regularly wheeled out - under the watchful eye of a nurse - and ritually humiliated by the Comedy Store Players. It's a living.

I am not very good at this computer lark so this message might suddenly finish in the middle of a sent

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Colin Mochrie

Hello Whosers

Thanks for the support, love, friendships, butt-kissing, cake, toys, expensive gifts, the pictures of Brad before the operation, that piece of the Berlin wall, that piece of Jeannie Berlin, daughter of Elaine May, the month of May, and everything else. Live long and prosper or whatever your motto is.

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Brad Sherwood

Greetings Hoosiers,

It's great to be surrounded by so many people from the great state of Indiana. Indiana, where the corn grows like wheat. Indiana, where you can still get a cup of coffee for less than the price of a beer. Indiana, where......what.... oh, "Whosers".....uh.....well..... um......Whosers are....great! Whosers are a..... fun bunch of people who grow like....wheat. In fact, you can still get a Whoser for less than the price of a beer......oh crap, you caught me off guard. I had a really great slide show prepared on Indiana.

xoxox

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Jim Meskimen

Hello, and hail all Whosers!

I'm always happy to hear from you, and now you can visit me at my website at www.appliedsilliness.com. I will soon have some improvised comedy CDs to offer to you at that site, so stay tuned! You can also find out where I'm performing with my improv company, The Really Spontaneous Theatre Company, so that if you happen to be in the Los Angeles area you can come and introduce yourself personally. I'm currently on the set of Ron Howard's new movie, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, starring the very improvisational Jim Carrey. I play two roles in this opus, which you can expect to see in theatres in time for Christmas 2000.

Please stay in touch.

Love,
Jim

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