Would I Lie to You? What’s your favourite!?

I read on line that the show has only taken a brief break while 1% is recorded, but a new series will soon be back again with Lee.

It is usually on BBC1 on Fridays, and there are lots of repeats on the Dave channel.

I shall have to look out for the episode with Stacey Solomon , I rather like her.

When is it on?

Aveline

David and Bob Mortimer are a hilarious combination. I can't stand Lee Mack. He always has to make everything about himself.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one! I love the programme but Lee Mack is so mouthy. He interrupts other contestants' jokes and even shouts them down in his determination to be centre stage. I've often muttered "oh do shut up" at him.

That would be brilliant Beechnut.I would love to see it all again, and share the experience, as the time went in a flash.
Hopefully some of it will appear in an out-take special one day.

Redhead56

I love the programme and often watch repeats better than some programmes on the tv now.

Do you manage to remember who the friend belongs too ? 😀

We could hope for a one off special NotAGran.

midgey

Lee Mack left the programme sometime ago. He moved on to do the 1% programme.

No he didn’t.

I was at the recording of one of the forthcoming episodes.
It was the funniest two and a half hours I have ever spent.
From the moment Rob Brydon walked out, taking the mickey out of himself, until Lee’s final expletive because he wanted to go home, they never stopped with the banter.
Stacey Solomon was the star of the show, and Lee said ‘ We haven’t had an episode like this in the last 17 years‘ because she was so witty.
I’ve no idea how they will ever reduce it to just 30 minutes.

I love the programme and often watch repeats better than some programmes on the tv now.

Loved Kevin Bridges story about buying a horse when he was on holiday and thought he was booking it for an hour.It was ridiculous and hilarious

If Lee doesn’t return perhaps Bob will take over.

David and Bob Mortimer are a hilarious combination. I can't stand Lee Mack. He always has to make everything about himself.

It is very funny, even better when Bob Mortimer is a guest.

I really enjoy Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse 'Gone Fishing' too, such a lovely, soothing programme with some funny repartee.

I can only echo your sentiments, Mamma66. It is by far and away the funniest programme on TV.

Yes, love the programme

midgey

Lee Mack left the programme sometime ago. He moved on to do the 1% programme.

Hope that’s not true. I read somewhere that he was having a year off before recommencing filming.

Lee Mack left the programme sometime ago. He moved on to do the 1% programme.

I love the programne and the participants- often find someone funny who I never knew. But for me, without Rob Brydon it wouldn't be nearly as good!"

I love this programme! It is witty and hilarious, a combination that is missing from so many so-called comedy show. David Mitchell, Lee Mack and Bob Mortimer are my favourites.

Love this programme and wish it was hour long. Bob Mortimer is so funny, what a character.
Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing is great too. Enjoyed his autobiography, he's one of very few celebrities I admire.

There are not many programmes which make me laugh out loud when alone, but this is one of them, along with I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue on the radio. I love Bob's stories, as they are often true. I am getting a bit tired of Lee's far fetched tales which are always lies, but I do like his quick wit. David is not afraid to reveal some of his own quirks and is happy to laugh at himself.

I would like to see a panel where Bob Mortimer and Lucy Beaumont team up with Lee Mack.
I think David’s reactions to their stories would be very watchable. 😂

Brilliant programme this. I like the two captains, David and Lee. Bob Mortimore is always so funny too.
Lots more series, please.

Bob Mortimer's stories are hilarious, and as you say, usually true!

Jo Brand has had some funny ones too

I enjoy David Mitchell and Lee Mack's performances, and watching the panellists collapse in helpless giggles as the 'stories' progress. Half an hour of joyous silliness.