TV Game

Rachelle Lefevre and Amy Smart.

Angela Kinsey; Taye Diggs.

David Arquette and Ross Mathews.

This week an all new episode of Whose Line Is It Anyway?.

Arrow star EMILY BETT RICKARDS strikes a comedy bullseye with her guest appearance. Hosted by comedian Aisha Tyler, cast members Ryan Stiles, Wayne Brady and Colin Mochrie, along with guest Gary Anthony Williams, put their comedic skills to the test through a series of spontaneous improv games that are prompted only by random ideas supplied by the studio audience. The four performers must use the little information they have and their wild imaginations to depict different characters and an array of scenes, as well as perform songs. After each round of improvisation, Aisha will dole out points to our four performers and declare a winner at the end of every episode.

Magicians looking to fool them this episode: Misty Lee takes a stab at Louie Anderson, Shin Lim returns with magical cards, Andi Gladwin swims for a win, Murray Hatfield (with assistant Teresa) tricks outside the box, and finally Teller performs as an unprofessional magician (while Penn plays a drum kit).

Magicians looking to fool them this episode: Jonathan Burns does a cheesy trick, Jo De Rijck does a trick with his chicken, David Caserta saws himself in half, Jimmy Ichihana does a card trick that follows suit, and finally Penn and Teller do a trick with Hannigan on a couch in pajamas.

Magicians looking to fool them this time: escape artist Matt Johnson does a dangerous water torture chamber escape trick, wacky comedian-magician Siegfried Tieber does an impossible card trick with the assistance of Penn and Teller, Jason Fields does a trick with teleporting coins in front of the boys, professional fire eater Jessica Jane Peterson plays with fire and does a mentalist trick with a newspaper article, and finally, with the assistant of trusty Teller in the high tech control room, Penn does a particularly extravagant mentalist card trick in the middle of Times Square with two volunteers.

Laugh on Laugh off. RALPH MACCHIO (The Karate Kid) makes a guest star appearance. Hosted by comedian Aisha Tyler, cast members Ryan Stiles, Wayne Brady and Colin Mochrie, along with guest comedian Jonathan Mangum, put their comedic skills to the test through a series of spontaneous improv games that are prompted only by random ideas supplied by the studio audience. The four performers must use the little information they have and their wild imaginations to depict different characters and an array of scenes, as well as perform songs. After each round of improvisation, Aisha will dole out points to our four performers and declare a winner at the end of every episode.

Magicians looking to fool them this time: steampunk enthusiast Dino Staats vaporizes Penn's one dollar bill with the help of "Science!", mysterious Aiden Sinclair, who has history with Penn, does a mentalist trick with Alyson and an evil doll, Swedish magician Axel Adler plays with a floating magic rings and a piece of cloth that can pass through solid matter, David Parr does a card trick by asking Alyson to copy all of his moves, and finally Penn and Teller honor the snobbish Magic Circle by having Teller guess a card without the use of his eyes.

Games Performed: Let's Make a Date, Song Styles, Secret, Film Dub, Dubbing, Scenes From a Hat.

Games Performed: Hollywood Director, Worlds Worst, Song Styles, Scenes From a Hat, Dubbing, Doo-Wop.

Games Performed: Let's Make a Date, Props, Hoedown, Scenes from a Hat, Greatest Hits.

Ricardo Bordini enchants Alyson with his guitar, funnyman Yan Markson uses a mentalist app, Ondrej Psenicka has Alyson do a trick for him, sleight of hand veteran Glenn Morphew teleports cards, and P&T guess a computer password.

Humorous shock magician Dan Sperry terrorizes Alyson with his macabre coin trick, Jean-Pierre Parent shrinks Alyson, Scotsman Naathan Phan does a balloon trick, Richard Forget makes a paper bird fly, and Penn is now a mentalist goldfish.

Games Performed: Hollywood Director, Duet, Themed Restaurant, Scenes from a Hat, Helping Hands.

Magicians looking to fool them this time: Dennis Watkins synchronizes two deck of cards using magic, real life magic school professor Jeff McBride asks the heavens to quench his thirst with an endless supply of water, millennial CEO Kevin Li does a narrative trick with pictures from his travels placed on magic cards which makes Teller feel melancholic, Steve Marshall does a masterful dice stacking trick that his late mentor taught him, and finally Penn and Teller present the magic of little audience member Constance who pulls a rabbit out of nowhere.

It's comedy quick as a flash with The Flash's DANIELLE PANABAKER making a guest star appearance. Hosted by comedian Aisha Tyler, cast members Ryan Stiles, Wayne Brady and Colin Mochrie, along with guest comedian Gary Anthony Williams, put their comedic skills to the test through a series of spontaneous improv games that are prompted only by random ideas supplied by the studio audience. The four performers must use the little information they have and their wild imaginations to conjure up hilarious characters, scenes and songs out of thin air. After each round of improvisation, Aisha will dole out points to our four performers and declare a winner at the end of every episode. But, as everyone knows, on Whose Line, "Everything is made up and the points don't matter."

Teams must create their own version of a beignet and sell it in the French Market; whatever money they earn, they get to add to their seed money.

Sean-Paul and his wife have a mind-reading monkey, Jason Andrews walks on broken glass to get to his act, Eric Mead wows with coins and games the game theory, edgy Reza guesses everyone's card, and the audience does P&T's patriotic trick.

Funnyman Stuart MacDonald and his magic mirror make some money, self-deprecating funnyman and cinefile Kyle Littleton plays movie cards with Alyson and the late supersized comedian Ralphie May, veteran turned street magician Lion Fludd does a card guessing game with Penn and Teller, husband and wife magic duo Fred and Bobbie Becker walk through metal, and Penn finally shows us where his weight went when he asks two audience members to lift a box for him.

Highest grossing teams, from the first leg of the race, pick teams to work with to feed 50 service members; teams with the favorite dish get $200 added to their final till; they hit the streets of Pensacola to sell their dishes.

The remaining trucks must crack the most pecans in 15 minutes; teams must use their pecans in a dessert dish to sell on their trucks; the winner receives valuable mentoring time with Jan.

The teams sample Nashville's famous hot chicken and see if they can take the heat, and then make their own versions of hot dishes, but without chicken.

The teams make a savory dish using the provided ingredients and peaches; winners shut down the other two trucks, for one hour, during the sell; Tyler asks for a completely fresh menu.