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You can stream “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” on several platforms right now, but availability depends on your country and which version (US vs UK) you want to watch.

Where to stream it right now

United States (main options)

  • Max (via Prime Video Channel) – Has the classic Drew Carey–era US episodes.
  • Prime Video / Prime Video with ads – Listed as a streaming option for the series, plus you can buy seasons and episodes digitally.
  • The Roku Channel – Free with ads (selection can vary over time).
  • Tubi – Free with ads; at least some seasons (including older Drew Carey episodes) are available here.
  • DIRECTV Stream – Carries a run of seasons, especially mid‑late series.

In practice, fans often mix: Tubi + Roku Channel for free viewing, then Prime Video to fill in gaps or buy favorite seasons.

Outside the US

Availability is much patchier, and often rotates.

  • Canada
    • Tubi (free) carries the show; it’s one of the officially supported streaming regions for the US version.
  • Germany and some EU countries
    • No major flat‑rate streaming option is currently listed there, but Amazon Prime Video has it in other countries (like New Zealand and a few more) and sometimes as digital purchase only.
  • Other regions (UK, Australia, NZ, etc.)
    • Some regional guides show Prime Video, ABC iView, Apple TV carrying the series in a few countries, but not widely; many regions show “no streaming options” right now.

If you’re not seeing it in your catalog, that usually means it’s geo‑restricted and your local services don’t currently have the license.

US vs UK “Whose Line”

There are two main series people look for:

  • US version (Drew Carey / Aisha Tyler host) – The one with Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Wayne Brady as core cast.
  • UK original (Clive Anderson host) – Earlier run; harder to find on mainstream streamers and often only appears in small bundles or on niche services.

Most of the services above (Max, Tubi, Roku Channel, Prime Video, DIRECTV Stream) are focused on the US version.

Quick streaming checklist

Use this as a fast path to watching:

  1. In the US
    • First try: Tubi app or The Roku Channel (search “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”). Free with ads.
 * Want more complete seasons: Check Max (add‑on via Prime Video Channels) or DIRECTV Stream.

 * Want to own: Buy episodes or season bundles on Amazon Video (Prime Video store).
  1. In Canada
    • Try Tubi; it’s explicitly listed as carrying the show there.
  1. In other countries
    • Search in your local Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney+ catalogs just in case. Some territories list it as available to stream or buy even when it does not appear widely in guides.
 * If nothing shows up, it may simply not have an active streaming license right now in your region.

Fan work‑arounds (unofficial but common)

Forum threads where people ask “Where can I watch Drew Carey episodes now?” often mention:

  • Older episodes cropping up on YouTube , Dailymotion , or archive‑style sites (episodes uploaded by users).
  • Occasional reruns on smaller cable channels (like UpTV in the US), which some viewers then DVR.

These aren’t guaranteed, and availability changes constantly, but they’re widely cited by fans when official streaming is patchy.

Mini TL;DR

  • Best quick bet in the US : Tubi, Roku Channel, Max (via Prime), Prime Video, or DIRECTV Stream.
  • Canada : Tubi has it.
  • Elsewhere : Check Prime Video/Apple TV catalogs; many regions currently show “no streaming option.”

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.