Would I Lie to You?

The comedy panel show assembles a lively roster of personalities. Team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack head the two sides, with Mitchell’s dry humour clashing against Mack’s quick‑fire jokes, sparking a dynamic rivalry. Joining them on the panel are Richard Hammond, whose characteristic curiosity adds a playful edge; the late Sean Lock, delivering his trademark sharp wit; tennis coach Judy Murray, contributing a touch of sporting insight; and Trevor Noah, offering an international perspective. All of this unfolds under the guidance of the ever‑witty host Rob Brydon, whose dry delivery steers the banter and keeps the pace brisk throughout the episode.

The latest episode sees Hugh Dennis, Ben Fogle, Kate Silverton and Craig Revel Horwood joining the regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack, on the comedy panel show. The programme is fronted by Rob Brydon, who guides the proceedings as host. Dennis, Fogle, Silverton and Horwood each take part alongside the two captains, contributing their own brand of humour to the round‑table format. As usual, Mitchell and Mack lead their respective sides, while Brydon keeps the banter flowing. The line‑up brings together a mix of comedians and presenters, all appearing in this single instalment of the series. Viewers can expect the usual quick‑witted exchanges and playful competition among the participants.

The comedy panel show assembles a lively roster of personalities. Team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack head the two sides, with Mitchell’s dry humour clashing against Mack’s quick‑fire jokes, sparking a dynamic rivalry. Joining them on the panel are Richard Hammond, whose characteristic curiosity adds a playful edge; the late Sean Lock, delivering his trademark sharp wit; tennis coach Judy Murray, contributing a touch of sporting insight; and Trevor Noah, offering an international perspective. All of this unfolds under the guidance of the ever‑witty host Rob Brydon, whose dry delivery steers the banter and keeps the pace brisk throughout the episode.

The latest episode sees Hugh Dennis, Ben Fogle, Kate Silverton and Craig Revel Horwood joining the regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack, on the comedy panel show. The programme is fronted by Rob Brydon, who guides the proceedings as host. Dennis, Fogle, Silverton and Horwood each take part alongside the two captains, contributing their own brand of humour to the round‑table format. As usual, Mitchell and Mack lead their respective sides, while Brydon keeps the banter flowing. The line‑up brings together a mix of comedians and presenters, all appearing in this single instalment of the series. Viewers can expect the usual quick‑witted exchanges and playful competition among the participants.

The comedy panel show assembles a lively roster of personalities. Team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack head the two sides, with Mitchell’s dry humour clashing against Mack’s quick‑fire jokes, sparking a dynamic rivalry. Joining them on the panel are Richard Hammond, whose characteristic curiosity adds a playful edge; the late Sean Lock, delivering his trademark sharp wit; tennis coach Judy Murray, contributing a touch of sporting insight; and Trevor Noah, offering an international perspective. All of this unfolds under the guidance of the ever‑witty host Rob Brydon, whose dry delivery steers the banter and keeps the pace brisk throughout the episode.

In this episode of the comedy panel series, the regular team leaders David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by a fresh line‑up of guest panelists. The guests include veteran comic Jack Dee, stand‑up star Romesh Ranganathan, television presenter Gaby Roslin and rapper‑turned‑TV personality Tinchy Stryder. The proceedings are steered by the show’s host, Rob Brydon, who guides the teams through the usual rounds of humour and banter. Together the captains and the four guests compete in the familiar format, delivering jokes and witty repartee under Brydon’s moderation. The mix of seasoned comedians and a music artist creates a varied dynamic, while the show retains its characteristic blend of humour and light‑hearted competition.

In this episode of the comedy panel series, the regular team leaders David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by a fresh line‑up of guest panelists. The guests include veteran comic Jack Dee, stand‑up star Romesh Ranganathan, television presenter Gaby Roslin and rapper‑turned‑TV personality Tinchy Stryder. The proceedings are steered by the show’s host, Rob Brydon, who guides the teams through the usual rounds of humour and banter. Together the captains and the four guests compete in the familiar format, delivering jokes and witty repartee under Brydon’s moderation. The mix of seasoned comedians and a music artist creates a varied dynamic, while the show retains its characteristic blend of humour and light‑hearted competition.

The comedy panel series pits two regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack, against each other. Each episode sees them backed up by a rotating line‑up of guests, and in this instalment the supporting panel includes comedian John Bishop, actor Chris Addison, actress Joanna Page and former EastEnders star Patsy Palmer. The whole affair is steered by host Rob Brydon, who introduces the teams, asks the questions and keeps the banter flowing. With Mitchell’s dry wit, Mack’s quick‑fire humour and the varied talents of Bishop, Addison, Page and Palmer, the show delivers its trademark blend of jokes and competitive spirit, all under Brydon’s affable guidance.

In this episode of the comedy panel series, the regular team leaders David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by a fresh line‑up of guest panelists. The guests include veteran comic Jack Dee, stand‑up star Romesh Ranganathan, television presenter Gaby Roslin and rapper‑turned‑TV personality Tinchy Stryder. The proceedings are steered by the show’s host, Rob Brydon, who guides the teams through the usual rounds of humour and banter. Together the captains and the four guests compete in the familiar format, delivering jokes and witty repartee under Brydon’s moderation. The mix of seasoned comedians and a music artist creates a varied dynamic, while the show retains its characteristic blend of humour and light‑hearted competition.

The comedy panel series pits two regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack, against each other. Each episode sees them backed up by a rotating line‑up of guests, and in this instalment the supporting panel includes comedian John Bishop, actor Chris Addison, actress Joanna Page and former EastEnders star Patsy Palmer. The whole affair is steered by host Rob Brydon, who introduces the teams, asks the questions and keeps the banter flowing. With Mitchell’s dry wit, Mack’s quick‑fire humour and the varied talents of Bishop, Addison, Page and Palmer, the show delivers its trademark blend of jokes and competitive spirit, all under Brydon’s affable guidance.

In this episode of the comedy panel series, the regular team leaders David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by a fresh line‑up of guest panelists. The guests include veteran comic Jack Dee, stand‑up star Romesh Ranganathan, television presenter Gaby Roslin and rapper‑turned‑TV personality Tinchy Stryder. The proceedings are steered by the show’s host, Rob Brydon, who guides the teams through the usual rounds of humour and banter. Together the captains and the four guests compete in the familiar format, delivering jokes and witty repartee under Brydon’s moderation. The mix of seasoned comedians and a music artist creates a varied dynamic, while the show retains its characteristic blend of humour and light‑hearted competition.

In this episode, Ben Miller, Henning Wehn, Doon Mackichan and Alex Brooker sit alongside the regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack. Their task is to out‑wit the opposing side by spinning convincing lies, each trying to persuade the judges that their fabrications could be true. The competition revolves around how plausibly the contestants can disguise deceit as fact, with the two captains steering their respective squads through the ruse. The show is presented by Rob Brydon, who introduces the challenges, keeps the pace moving and adds his trademark humour as the contestants battle to out‑lie each other in a lively atmosphere.

In this episode, Ben Miller, Henning Wehn, Doon Mackichan and Alex Brooker sit alongside the regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack. Their task is to out‑wit the opposing side by spinning convincing lies, each trying to persuade the judges that their fabrications could be true. The competition revolves around how plausibly the contestants can disguise deceit as fact, with the two captains steering their respective squads through the ruse. The show is presented by Rob Brydon, who introduces the challenges, keeps the pace moving and adds his trademark humour as the contestants battle to out‑lie each other in a lively atmosphere.

The comedy panel show brings together a lively mix of talent. Team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack lead the proceedings, while guests Miranda Hart, Hugh Fearnley‑Whittingstall, Rufus Hound and Rhod Gilbert join them for a round of witty banter. The programme is hosted by Rob Brydon, who steers the evening with his characteristic humour. Throughout the programme the two captains are supported by the four guests, whose distinct styles – Hart’s sharp timing, Fearnley‑Whittingstall’s culinary wit, Hound’s energetic delivery and Gilbert’s quick‑fire jokes – enrich the lively dynamic. All of this unfolds under Rob Brydon’s steady guidance as host.

In this episode, Ben Miller, Henning Wehn, Doon Mackichan and Alex Brooker sit alongside the regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack. Their task is to out‑wit the opposing side by spinning convincing lies, each trying to persuade the judges that their fabrications could be true. The competition revolves around how plausibly the contestants can disguise deceit as fact, with the two captains steering their respective squads through the ruse. The show is presented by Rob Brydon, who introduces the challenges, keeps the pace moving and adds his trademark humour as the contestants battle to out‑lie each other in a lively atmosphere.

The comedy panel show brings together a lively mix of talent. Team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack lead the proceedings, while guests Miranda Hart, Hugh Fearnley‑Whittingstall, Rufus Hound and Rhod Gilbert join them for a round of witty banter. The programme is hosted by Rob Brydon, who steers the evening with his characteristic humour. Throughout the programme the two captains are supported by the four guests, whose distinct styles – Hart’s sharp timing, Fearnley‑Whittingstall’s culinary wit, Hound’s energetic delivery and Gilbert’s quick‑fire jokes – enrich the lively dynamic. All of this unfolds under Rob Brydon’s steady guidance as host.

In this episode, Ben Miller, Henning Wehn, Doon Mackichan and Alex Brooker sit alongside the regular team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack. Their task is to out‑wit the opposing side by spinning convincing lies, each trying to persuade the judges that their fabrications could be true. The competition revolves around how plausibly the contestants can disguise deceit as fact, with the two captains steering their respective squads through the ruse. The show is presented by Rob Brydon, who introduces the challenges, keeps the pace moving and adds his trademark humour as the contestants battle to out‑lie each other in a lively atmosphere.

Rob Brydon, David Mitchell and Lee Mack are back, delivering fresh, previously unseen material from the ninth series of the comedy panel show. The trio revisits the format that made the series a staple, offering audiences content that hadn’t aired before. Viewers can expect the same rapid‑fire questioning and the witty exchanges that define the programme. The episode also features a roster of celebrity guests who join the hosts, adding their own flair to the familiar banter and rounds. These guests take part in the standard games and contribute their perspectives, keeping the atmosphere lively and in keeping with the show’s established style.

Rob Brydon, David Mitchell and Lee Mack are back, delivering fresh, previously unseen material from the ninth series of the comedy panel show. The trio revisits the format that made the series a staple, offering audiences content that hadn’t aired before. Viewers can expect the same rapid‑fire questioning and the witty exchanges that define the programme. The episode also features a roster of celebrity guests who join the hosts, adding their own flair to the familiar banter and rounds. These guests take part in the standard games and contribute their perspectives, keeping the atmosphere lively and in keeping with the show’s established style.

The comedy panel series features David Mitchell and Lee Mack as the two team captains, each heading a side of the show. They’re joined by regular panelists Patrick Kielty, Bernard Cribbins, Deborah Meaden and Mark Watson, who add their own brand of humour to the proceedings. Mitchell and Mack steer their teams through the rounds, while the guests contribute witty observations and banter. The entire programme is presented by Rob Brydon, whose quick‑witted introductions and interjections keep the pace lively. Together, the captains, panelists and host form the core lineup that delivers the improvised comedy the series is built around.

The comedy panel show is fronted by team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, who steer the proceedings with their characteristic wit. Joining them are Lucy Beaumont, Eddie Kadi, comedian Josh Pugh and singer‑songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor, better known by her stage name Self Esteem. Together, this line‑up forms the core panel for the episode, each contributing their own brand of humour and perspective. The format pits the two captains against one another, with the four guests rotating between teams to answer questions and take part in the various games and challenges that define the programme. The interaction between the captains and the guests creates a lively dynamic that keeps the audience engaged throughout.

The comedy panel series features David Mitchell and Lee Mack as the two team captains, each heading a side of the show. They’re joined by regular panelists Patrick Kielty, Bernard Cribbins, Deborah Meaden and Mark Watson, who add their own brand of humour to the proceedings. Mitchell and Mack steer their teams through the rounds, while the guests contribute witty observations and banter. The entire programme is presented by Rob Brydon, whose quick‑witted introductions and interjections keep the pace lively. Together, the captains, panelists and host form the core lineup that delivers the improvised comedy the series is built around.

The comedy panel show is fronted by team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, who steer the proceedings with their characteristic wit. Joining them are Lucy Beaumont, Eddie Kadi, comedian Josh Pugh and singer‑songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor, better known by her stage name Self Esteem. Together, this line‑up forms the core panel for the episode, each contributing their own brand of humour and perspective. The format pits the two captains against one another, with the four guests rotating between teams to answer questions and take part in the various games and challenges that define the programme. The interaction between the captains and the guests creates a lively dynamic that keeps the audience engaged throughout.

The comedy panel show is fronted by team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, who steer the proceedings with their characteristic wit. Joining them are Lucy Beaumont, Eddie Kadi, comedian Josh Pugh and singer‑songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor, better known by her stage name Self Esteem. Together, this line‑up forms the core panel for the episode, each contributing their own brand of humour and perspective. The format pits the two captains against one another, with the four guests rotating between teams to answer questions and take part in the various games and challenges that define the programme. The interaction between the captains and the guests creates a lively dynamic that keeps the audience engaged throughout.

The comedy panel show is fronted by team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, who steer the proceedings with their characteristic wit. Joining them are Lucy Beaumont, Eddie Kadi, comedian Josh Pugh and singer‑songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor, better known by her stage name Self Esteem. Together, this line‑up forms the core panel for the episode, each contributing their own brand of humour and perspective. The format pits the two captains against one another, with the four guests rotating between teams to answer questions and take part in the various games and challenges that define the programme. The interaction between the captains and the guests creates a lively dynamic that keeps the audience engaged throughout.

In this holiday edition of the comedy quiz, Rob Brydon takes the helm as presenter. The line‑up features regular team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, while guest panelists Bill Bailey, Ruth Jones, Jo Brand and former athlete Kelly Holmes join the fray. The festive special brings the familiar blend of quick‑witted banter and competitive spirit, with Brydon guiding the teams through a series of amusing challenges. Each participant contributes their distinctive humour, making the episode a lively celebration of British comedy. Viewers can expect the usual mix of jokes, banter and surprising answers, all set against a seasonal backdrop for the audience.

In this holiday edition of the comedy quiz, Rob Brydon takes the helm as presenter. The line‑up features regular team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, while guest panelists Bill Bailey, Ruth Jones, Jo Brand and former athlete Kelly Holmes join the fray. The festive special brings the familiar blend of quick‑witted banter and competitive spirit, with Brydon guiding the teams through a series of amusing challenges. Each participant contributes their distinctive humour, making the episode a lively celebration of British comedy. Viewers can expect the usual mix of jokes, banter and surprising answers, all set against a seasonal backdrop for the audience.