00s

25 Best Drew Carey Intros on "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"

The first American version of Whose Line Is It Anyway? was hosted by Drew Carey on ABC and ABC Family. The improvisational comedy sketches have entertained Americans and many others around the world from 1998 to 2007. We can all agree that this show was entertaining from the very first word to the last. Although the British version had some great intros, the American version with Drew Carey was undeniably hilarious. The opening of the show started something like this: “Welcome to Whose Line Is It Anyway?, where everything is made up and the points don’t matter. The points

90s

10 Best Lines From "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"

This was arguably one of the only comedy shows from the late '90s to early '00s that required you to have a box of tissues handy to dab away all those tears of joy. If you're one to be easily offended, this show was probably not your favorite. ABCSee what I mean? Now that's not to say everything in this show was offensive, but anything can happen when many scenes are improvised. It wasn't just what they said that was funny, but how they said it. Here are 10 lines that will have you missing the first American version of

90s

Six Weird Things That We All Did As Kids Without Realizing

When we were young, we didn't have the ability to lose ourselves on the internet as kids do today. We had to come up with things to keep our minds occupied, and if we're being totally honest, some if it was just a little bit weird. But don't worry! You weren't alone in your quirks. We all needed some distractions from time to time, and the more we think about our childhoods, the more it just seems to be filled with peculiar games and tricks we used to keep busy!Oh well! If you can relate to any of these,

Life

10 Anti-Drug PSAs From Your Childhood That You Talk About In Therapy

When former U.S. President Richard Nixon declared the war on drugs in the '70s, there were countless anti-drug PSAs that filled our television screens advising the youth to stay in school and to say no to drugs.During the '80s and '90s, hard drugs made their way into suburban neighborhoods and became a rampant issue in youth populations. All this fearmongering didn't stop everyone from saying yes to drugs, but it probably did scare the heck out of some people. When you look back now, you can't help but laugh at some of them. 10. Pee-wee Herman says crack