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Greg Proops Reveals Whose Line's Funniest Unaired Moment

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Greg Proops shares Whose Lines funniest unseen moment: Tony Slatterys wardrobe malfunction during a UK taping, leaving him commando on stage. Proops, a veteran of both UK and US Whose Line, now tours with Ryan Stiles and hosts We The People WTF, proving improv legends stay sharp with timeless tales.

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Greg Proops Reveals Whose Line's Funniest Unaired Moment

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Greg Proops Reveals Whose Line's Funniest Unaired Moment. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 4th, Gregg Proops, from whose line is it anyway, just dropped what he calls the show's funniest moment ever, and it never made it to air. Back in the 1990s during a taping in England, Cass member Tony Slattery's suit pants ripped wide open, mid-bit, and turns out he was. Rolling Commando with everything on full display. The crew hustled him all stage fast, soared up the pants on the spot, and got him right back out there to keep the show rolling. At live studio crowd, lost their minds completely, and never really settled down, according to Proops. He figures viewers at home dodged it, because it was way too adult for even the blooper reels. Proops himself starred on both the UK and US versions from 1998 through 2007, then revived from 2014 to 2024. These days he tours with old pals like Ryan Stiles on whose live anyway, and just launched We The People, WTF, a social media game show blending comedy, with political sad tired

to cut the tension. Proops keeps proving improv legends like him, so they sharp, turning while mishaps into timeless stories that still crack us up. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corey, with the story.

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