Would I Lie to You?

Rob Brydon presents the comedy panel show, which features team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack. The captains are joined each episode throughout its run by John Bishop, Chris Addison, Joanna Page and Patsy Palmer as regular panelists on the programme.

The programme in question is a British comedy‑panel show, built around a familiar format where a host steers a group of regular and guest comedians through a series of light‑hearted rounds. It’s presented by Rob Brydon, whose role is to keep the pace moving and to cue the participants as the night unfolds. At the heart of the episode are the two team captains, David Mitchell and Lee Mack. Both captains take charge of their respective sides, guiding the discussion and sparring with each other in the typical banter that defines the series. Sharing the bench with them are four additional panelists – John Bishop, Chris Addison, Joanna Page and Patsy Palmer – each bringing their own comedic style to the mix. Together they form the rotating line‑up that fuels the show’s humor and spontaneity. Rob Brydon, as the host, introduces the rounds, poses the questions and ensures the flow stays lively. The presence of Mitchell and Mack as captains provides a consistent thread, while Bishop, Addison, Page and Palmer add fresh perspectives for this particular episode. The combination of these six personalities, under Brydon’s guidance, creates the familiar yet ever‑changing dynamic that fans of the series have come to expect.