Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| date | episode | performer 1 | performer 2 | performer 3 | performer 4 |
| 10 november 1989 | 1 | greg proops | josie lawrence | tony slattery | mike mcshane |
| 17 november 1989 | 2 | archie hahn | josie lawrence | tony slattery | john sessions |
| 24 november 1989 | 3 | ron west | griff rhys - jones | paul merton | john sessions |
| 8 december 1989 | 4 | greg proops | josie lawrence | paul rider | mike mcshane |
| 15 december 1989 | 5 | ryan stiles | sandi toksvig | tony slattery | john sessions |
| 22 december 1989 | 6 | ron west | jimmy mulville | paul merton | john sessions |
| 29 december 1989 (christmas edition) | 7 | greg proops | josie lawrence | paul merton | sandi toksvig |
| 5 january 1990 | 8 | ryan stiles | josie lawrence | neil mullarkey | mike mcshane |
| 12 january 1990 | 9 | archie hahn | jonathan pryce | paul merton | john sessions |
| 19 january 1990 | 10 | lee simpson | jan ravens | tony slattery | mike mcshane |
| 26 january 1990 | 11 | josie lawrence | arthur smith | sandi toksvig | mike mcshane |
| 9 february 1990 | 12 | mike mcshane | chris langham | sandi toksvig | john sessions |
| 16 february 1990 | 13 | greg proops | josie lawrence | tony slattery | john sessions |
| 23 february 1990 | 14 | ron west | sandi toksvig | tony slattery | rory mcgrath |
| 2 march 1990 | 15 | josie lawrence | paul merton | tony slattery | mike mcshane |
| 9 march 1990 | 16 | compilation 1 | compilation 1 | compilation 1 | compilation 1 |
| 16 march 1990 | 17 | compilation 2 | compilation 2 | compilation 2 | compilation 2 |
Title:
list of whose line is it anyway? uk episodes
Statement:
john sessions performed more episodes than rory mcgrath did
Answer:
supported