Would I Lie to You?

Rob Brydon welcomes a line‑up of guests to his comedy panel show, including Olympic cyclist Chris Hoy. Also joining him are impressionist Ronni Ancona, writer Danny Wallace and sports presenter Gabby Logan as guests, each taking part in the programme.

The programme in question is a comedy‑panel broadcast hosted by the Welsh comedian Rob Brydon. It follows the familiar format of a light‑hearted quiz‑style show, where a presenter gathers a small group of guests to answer questions, share anecdotes and take part in various games. Brydon’s quick‑witted style sets the tone, and the episode is built around the interaction between him and the panel. In this particular edition, Brydon brings together a varied line‑up of personalities. He greets Olympic cyclist Chris Hoy, impressionist Ronni Ancona, author Danny Wallace and sports presenter Gabby Logan, inviting each of them to take a seat at the table. The core of the episode centres on their responses to the show’s prompts and the banter that arises from their differing backgrounds. The presence of Hoy adds a sporting perspective, while Ancona contributes her talent for mimicry and character work. Wallace, known for his writing, offers a literary angle, and Logan contributes her experience in sports broadcasting. Each guest’s speciality informs the jokes and discussions that unfold throughout the recording. Overall, the episode showcases Brydon’s ability to steer a conversation that blends humour with the distinct viewpoints of a cyclist, an impressionist, a writer and a sports presenter, all within the familiar structure of a British comedy‑panel show.