Colin Andrew Mochrie was born in Kilmarnock, Scotland on November 30, 1957. As the son of an airline maintenance executive, his family tended to move around quite frequenty.

   They first moved to Chateauguay in 1964, then Vancouver in 1969. He considered himself a loner during his childhood days due to his shyness(a trait he claims he still evidently has) and the frequent moving. At one point in his childhood, he had dreamed of becoming a marine bioligist or a chef. However at age 16 he was dared by a friend to join a high school play where he had the part of an undertaker. It was then that he got his first laugh by splitting his pants onstage. Afterwards he, "craved for nothing but more laughter." He then joined Theatersports, where he attended an acting school for 4 years. It was there he was introduced to Ryan Stiles.
Shortly after doing Expo '86, Colin moved to Toronto.

  There, he auditioned for The Second City (a famous North American comedy theater), where Ryan Stiles was doing stand-up comedy at the time. He was hired by Debra McGrath. Ryan Stiles and his wife Pat Mcdonald introduced Debra to Colin and they got married in 1989. They later had a son, Luke, who was born in 1991. Colin worked in The Second City for three years and the couple then moved to Los Angeles, where Deb worked on a TV series with The Second City colleague, Linda Kash. They hated it there and decided to move back to Toronto.

   He is best known for his role on the improv series, "Whose Line is it Anyway??" However, he first auditioned for Whose Line while in Toronto but didn't make it.Luckily, he auditioned in L.A a few years later and got the part. He says he owes it all to Ryan Stiles who "practicaly forced them to" hire him. In April 2000, he won a Canadian Comedy Award for the best male improviser. One year later, he won another Canadian Comedy Award for Best Male Performance in Television Series (Whose Line is it Anyway?).

  Wayne Brady was born in Orlando, Florida on June 2, 1972. When he was 16 he had a career plan to be in the military. But then took over acting when he started performing at the Central Florida Theater Circuit when he was a teenager. In 1998 he hosted the VH-1 series, "Vinyl Justice" in addition to his late '90s apperances on "Whose Line is it Anyway?"

  On April 3, 1999 Wayne got married to Mandie Taketa. They have one child, Mailie Masako Brady. After his guest starring role in the British version of "Whose Line is it Anyway". Wayne guest starred in the first season of the American version, and then became a regular from seasons two to seven. In 2001 he had his own show called, "The Wayne Brady Show", which was cancelled in 2004. In 2002 he hosted the Miss America Pageant. (He was the first black host). Wayne won one emmy in 2003 and won four in 2004.

Drew Allison Carey was born to Lewis and Beulah on May 23, 1958 in Cleveland, Ohio. He was the youngest of three children. His father died of a brain tumor when he was only eight. Drew frequently left home and spent a lot of time listening to comedy albums and watching cartoons.

  Drew played in the school marching band at Cleveland’s Rhodes high. He attended Kent State after graduation. Drew didn’t know what he wanted to do with his life and ended up changing his major several times. Drew was a devoted Frat brother and got kicked out of school a lot because of problems with balancing his studies and social life. Drew swallowed bottles of sleeping pills twice in attempts to kill himself out of depression.

Drew was convinced he needed to do something to help himself, so he started reading “Self-help” books. Drew is convinced that they literally changed his life. He joined the Marine Corps Reserve in 1980 in hopes of learning some self discipline. Soon enough, a disc jockey friend saw Drew’s comedic talent and offered to pay him to come up with funny ideas for his radio show. Drew read books upon books about writing jokes and began to try out his stand up at local comedy clubs.

  A big turning point in Drew’s career was when he landed a guest appearance on “The Tonight Show” with Johny Carson in 1991. Soon enough, Drew became the Drew Carey that we know today. Star of the “Drew Carey Show” and host of “Whose Line is it Anyway?”. He has recently written his first book of short stories and anecdotes, “Dirty Jokes and Beer.”

  Bradley R. Sherwood was born on November 24, 1964 in Chicago IL. Growing up he had one sister one step-sister and one step brother. He began acting when he was eight years old. His family moved to Santa Fe NM in 1974. He attended Wright State University where he earned a bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting.

  He performed as a member of the Second City Alumni Players, Generic Comedy Troupe, and the Gopher Broke-Improv Company. He had a regular role in "My Talk Show" and in 1991 earned a recurring role in L.A. Law as Ned the Nanny. In 1996 he became the host of "The Dating Game" He also appears in comedy sketches in "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno"

Charles Esten was born on September 9, 1965. He was raised in Alexandria Virginia. Chip graduated from the College of William and Mary located in Williamsburg, Virginia with a Masters in Economics. During his junior year he met his soon to be wife, Patty. Chip made his theatrical debut in London when he played Buddy Holly in the hit West End musical Buddy. It was around this same time that he first appeared on the British version of Whose Line is it Anyway in 1992 and 1994.

His first film debut was in the Kevin Costner directed movie The Postman. He was also in Late Last Night and Thirteen Days. He was recently in the HBO movie 61* directed by Billy Crystal. He has also guest starred in serveral TV shows, such as Star Trek the Next Generation and Voyager. He also has a semi-regular role on the ABC soap opera All My Children.
Chip continues to appear in the guest chair on the American version of Whose Line is it Anyway where he is known for his incredable singing an dancing skills along with his quick wit. He now lives in Los Angeles with his wife and kids. He has two daughters, Taylor and Addie, and a son, Chase.