You know, about two months ago I was considering entering the Nickelodeon writing fellowship, and what you have to do is write an episode of a current half-hour sitcom or comedy program, and I kept thinking that the only one I could write was a Whose Line.  I just thought it would be funny, at least it would be different than everyone else's... maybe I'd get a little credit for that.  But I think it was probably a bad idea, which is why I didn't go through with it (and really, there's no Nick show I would really fit in with, Turtles doesn't need me and Rangers wouldn't use me and I barely know what else is on there). 

But I was thinking about it today, and two of the games were:

* Two line vocabulary: it's The Walking Dead, and Colin must decide if his ragtag group should stay and fight or retreat to safety.  Brad, the only things you're allowed to say are "I think that's a bad idea" and "you wanna taste of this?"  Ryan, all you get to say is "You go first" and "can I be in charge?"

* Either "change" or "whose line," but the basic set-up: Colin, you're the mother of dragons, and you're using... it says here you're using your feminine wiles to persuade brave knight Ryan into helping you take back Westeros.