My favourite game on Whose Line is it Anyway is Superheroes. One contestant, usually Greg Proops, is allocated a super identity and a world crisis to solve by the audience (my favourite one was Proops as "Captain Tact", trying to solve a moose invasion). Each of the other 3 contestants come in one by one and is named by the hero who was there before them ("Thank God you're here, Captain Thinks-He's-Invisible!"; "Thank Heaven you're here, Karate Lizard Boy!") and has to act accordingly. I noticed the similarity between this game and the history of the WBTS and its leaders. Here's my take on it:
C.T. Russell is named Captain Picks-Up-The-Scraps-Left-By-Other-Religions and has to solve the problem of not enough wild and crazy doctrines. After identifying the crisis on his World Crisis Monitor he starts walking around the stage picking up bits and pieces left behind by Adventists, Christadelphians and others. Then Rutherford comes on stage.
Rutherford: Sorry I'm late
Russell: Thank God you're here, Drunken Ranting Man!
Rutherford starts staggering around the stage, shouting loudly. Knorr enters.
Knorr: What seems to be the problem?
Rutherford: Thank Jehovah you're here, Sycophantic Organisational Man!
Knorr starts licking Rutherfords boots and efficiently organising the "preaching work", among other things. Franz enters.
Knorr: Thank Jehovah you're here, Makes-Wild-Doctrines-We'll-Have-To-One-Day-Back-Down-From Boy!
Franz starts preaching about 1975 and blood transfusions.
Interestingly in real life, just like the gameshow, there don't seem to be anymore contestants after the fourth.
Any more ideas on how this game would be played by the above contestants?