‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ Ending at CW After 12 Seasons, Colin Mochrie Announces

In any case, now is the ideal time to express farewell to Whose Line Is It? once more.

Colin Mochrie, who stars in The CW’s restoration of the hit comedy parody show, shared the news Friday on Twitter that the impending twelfth season will be its last.

“Hello everybody. Trust you are partaking in the flow time of Whose Line,” he composed.

“In January, we shoot our last season. Much thanks to you for the help throughout the long term.”

The CW didn’t promptly answer Individuals’ solicitation for input.

A transformation of the English demonstration of a similar name, Whose Line initially broadcasted on ABC and ABC Family from 1998 to 2007 with have Drew Carey.

Hey everyone. Hope you are enjoying the current season of Whose Line. In January, we shoot our final season. Thank you all for the support over the years.

— Colin Mochrie (@colinmochrie) November 4, 2022

The ongoing recovery started broadcasting on The CW in 2013, facilitated by Aisha Tyler.

Mochrie, 64, first showed up on the English variant of the show in 1991, preceding joining the U.S. variant in 1998. He returned for the CW recovery in 2013 and has been an ordinary from that point onward. Ryan Stiles and Wayne Brady have likewise showed up close by Mochrie in every one of the three forms.

The show normally sees the exchanging entertainers and one extraordinary visitor field ideas from the audience for improvisational outlines.

Whose Line is the most recent in a large number of CW shows that have as of late gotten the slash.

A portion of the channel’s best series to date, including Riverdale and The Blaze, alongside more current shows like Nancy Drew, have all declared their decisions. The retractions come as The CW has started exploring its consolidation with Nexstar, which gained the organization last month as the organization’s Administrator and Chief Mark Pedowitz left following 11 years.