Would I Lie to You?

Rob Brydon hosts a comedy panel show, inviting comedians Jack Whitehall and Frankie Boyle to join him. The episode also features TV presenter Christine Bleakley and journalist Kelvin MacKenzie as guests.

Rob Brydon fronts a comedy panel show that brings together a varied group of guests for a lively discussion. As the host, Brydon sets the tone and guides the conversation, ensuring the programme stays firmly within its light‑hearted, comedic format. The episode welcomes two well‑known comedians – Jack Whitehall and Frankie Boyle – alongside TV presenter Christine Bleakley and journalist Kelvin MacKenzie. Each guest arrives with a distinct background: Whitehall and Boyle contribute stand‑up humour, Bleakley offers a presenting perspective, and MacKenzie adds a journalistic angle. Their differing viewpoints are meant to spark banter and quick‑witted exchanges under Brydon’s direction. Together, the panel creates a blend of comedy and media commentary, with Brydon prompting the guests to riff on current topics and personal anecdotes. The combination of stand‑up comedy, television presenting experience, and newspaper journalism aims to keep the audience entertained throughout the broadcast, while the host’s role remains to steer the conversation and maintain the show’s upbeat rhythm.