Whose Line Is It Anyway? - Season 3 (1991)

Julian Clary joins Josie, Paul and Mike for DIY songs, a puppet escort scene, a translation of Volvos from Swedish, a gospel song about needlepoint, and more.

Colin Mochrie makes his debut as the players do a news report on The Grand Old Duke of York, Mike sings about a banana, and a musical about wasps is performed.

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Steve Steen makes his first appearance. Included are a news report on Little Bo Peep, Paul hosting a party with Steve as Paul, Film and Theatre Styles, and a film review about a man who goes into space and returns a vampire.

Tony and Sandi are stranded on a desert island, Mike teaches Greg to drive, all four sing a gospel song about America, Mike sings about a hammer in operatic style, and Sandi reviews a movie.

The first compilation episode of series three. This comprises unaired games and bloopers from the London tapings.

"Whose Line" comes to America as Christopher Smith and Jim Meskimen join Clive, Ryan, and Josie for more improv games.

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A comedy improvisational game show with audience participation, celebrity guests and as chairman, the sharp-tongued Clive Anderson. Featuring Josie Lawrence, Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie and Mike McShane. Adult humour

Chris and Jim play Groucho and Chico, then sing about microwaves. Mike and Sandi talk over a clip from "Thunderbirds." All four sing a gospel song about bus drivers. Also played are Authors, Party Quirks and Film and Theatre Styles.

John Sessions, Archie Hahn, Ryan Stiles and Mike McShane feature in this comedy improvisation show, hosted by the sharp-tongued Clive Anderson Adult humour

George McGrath joins Ryan, Greg and Mike and tells a story about a dumb little boy, auditions for the musical "The West Side of Oklahoma," and does a musical about having a car broken into.

Josie Lawrence, Greg Proops, Sandi Toksvig and Mike McShane feature in this comedy improvisation show, hosted by the sharp-tongued Clive Anderson Adult humour

The third series ends with a compilation of games taped in New York but not aired previously. Included are Ryan visiting psychiatrist Mike, the world's worst person to sit next to at the movies, and a book about bankers.