Join us for a festive edition of This Is My... the round where each of our panellists claim to know our mystery guest and it's the opposition's job to work out who is telling the truth!
Would I Lie to You? is the hit BBC panel show where two teams of celebrity guests try to figure out whether their opponent's ridiculously far-fetched statements about themselves are true or, in fact, a lie.
Featuring inimitable host Rob Brydon with lightning-quick team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack.
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Thank you for this compilation, I'll be watching on Christmas while having dinner. :)
Can we see it in the US
Hoorah! 🎉
I will never stop being impressed by these guests' ability to remain so calm when so many jokes are flying around.
Yes, you'd expect a normal person to only last 2 minutes before they started throwing things at each other, running around and screeching hysterically. It would be a chaotic mess if they weren't already quite good performers used to keeping a straight(ish) face in front of an audience, or around other well-known funny people. I would go completely mental straight away, myself.
@@StepladdertoSausage71 ?
They are given devastating news just before coming on to the stage
David saying that he didn’t need to say, “I told you so,” because his wife already knew that and would bring it up herself is…. Wow… the emotional intelligence there! I know he made a joke about it showing the relationship is working, but he’s actually right about that.
Ardal: My wife was doing Tombola... Lee: How is Mr Bola? 😂😂😂
Just realised Ardal's story is literally Would I Lie To Hugh
The “this is my” with Hugh on the screen was brilliant. I thought it was Angela for sure. She was amazingly quick on her feet.
Yeah he didn’t look Irish either. Looked so British. when she said he moved to Melbourne I thought she might be lying though. I know that girl is kiwi but I knew her accent influenced that lie.
at this point im not sure if ive seen it and forgotten it or if i just guessed correctly. xD
@@Burner-td4cu Possibly helped. Still an impressively quick lie.
I absolutely thought Angela’s story was true.
@@HRHDMKYTI'd bet my house the story was 100% true, but she inserted Hugh into it.
The delivery of the "sorry mate" on the Cardiff story is priceless
5:00 I wonder if this is when Ardal learnt that swedish drinking song 😂
Very good point!!!!
I feel like James Acaster is somehow shaping up to be our generations Bob Mortimer 😂
WILTY is the only show he's been funny on
@@ykkrasaoz9748 I mean, he was great on Taskmaster, but also -- have you seen his stand-up specials?
@@Kerzen-mz9ch I have...unpopular opinion but he just sounds like the weird guy at school. I mean, congrats to him that he had the confidence to lean into the weirdness and find an audience that likes him for that; I truly wish him well...Just not for me. That said, I agree with the guy above, acaster is pretty good on wilty.
James is hilarious the way he talks with sarcasm in his voice... The episode where he got cabbage by the kid was hilariously funny...
@@The_Reductionist And that guy was hilarious.
Ardal,flying to Stockholm, to avoid being Santa, is the most Swedish thing I've ever heard. 😁
Imagine that had James Acaster completed his original plan, he would have drowned as a child because of a Spice Girls album. That is the most James Acaster thing I can think of
That would have been a hell of a WILTY story
Could he retry?
James has that Bob Mortimer aura where anything he says seems possible because it's him.
Yeah, it's a shame he didn't manage. He should give it another go.
Wow, so edgy 😯 @@ErrantPathfinder
David's pinkrabbit story is amazing.
I love how there's an episode with Joe Lycett, Joe Swash, and Jo Brand 😂 and to top it all off theres David talking about a David 😂
David looks smashing in his suit & red tie!
Totally sexy, as is Lee
Dear Santa: Please bring more James Acaster.
I just loved Ricky’s answer about the hate mail! 😂
Thanks for this marvellous festive upload for the season.
44:00 - The burglary staged to cover a broken window made me think of a broken window meant to cover a burglary. A pharmacist was deeply indebted to some bad people, and on a Friday night at the end of his workweek he took everything that had any street-value to his car, locked up, drove to his creditors, and paid some (maybe all) of what he owed with the loot. Then he drove to Tulsa (Oklahoma) on the same Friday night. At every place he stopped en route he made himself memorable. Such things as falling down, being unreasonable with a cashier, lavish tipping, trying to pay with credit-cards that he knew wouldn't until he found the right one or gave up and paid cash and gave the cashier 10 bucks for causing a hassle. One might imagine that he was also dressed memorably. And he continued that behavior in the hotel and various restaurants and night-clubs in Tulsa all through the weekend. Of course SOME people doing this actually make some cops arrest them, as being in jail is one of the best alibis. He had planned to return as late as possible Sunday night. The arrangement was that while he had this iron-clad alibi in Tulsa, the creditors' underlings would "burgle" the pharmacy. Here in the USA a pharmacy in a convenience store is like a building within a building. It has its own roll-down steel window-shutters and roll-down doors, sometimes its own walk-in refrigerated vault. Employees who are not licensed pharmacists can open the store but they can't open the pharmacy inside it. Well, on Saturday night the "burglars" did nothing more than throw a big brick through the plate glass door at the front of the convenience-store. Then the "burglars" just left. Behind that door was a roll-down self-hinged assembly of horizontal metal rods and vertical links. See-through, but not walk-through. The hole in the glass was about large enough for some possums to get through one-at-a-time. On Sunday someone noticed the vandalism and called the cops. I'm not sure how it all proceeded from there, but at some point before the pharmacist returned from Tulsa and arrived for work Monday morning the store was opened (either opened up for business or just for the investigation) and a few of the store's employees (and maybe cops) saw the pharmacy with all of its roll-down shutters, gates, and doors totally intact, for all to see. I don't know exactly when the pharmacy was opened up, but when it was (and all of the street-marketable goods were missing) nobody was really buying the story that possums had walked away with all the loot and re-secured all the roll-down steel gates on their way out. David Mitchell, Lee Mack, and the cops all agreed that the pharmacist was lying (and this is where being so memorable while out-of-town worked against him, all explained by the need for an alibi), and his life went downhill from there.
I'm so relieved that Rachel didn't have a mad Cake Making Stalker!
I think this is the most entertaining and interesting videos you've made! Many thanks loved it Freddie👍🏻
On Taskmaster, Ardal sings a Swedish folk song on Meet the Swede task. So endearing to hear the whole story from here!
Love this!
Didn't realise the vicar was in the Communards! I looked up a couple of their videos and there he is on the piano.
Loving the new activity for WILTY!.❤👍
Volunteer Firefighters turning unable to aim their hoses at a fire had me in stitches. I'd love to play some squirt.
I've never properly done the math on this, but I'm reasonably sure that David's batting well over .500 in the series whenever he believes he knows the identity of the "this is my" guest, but when as the captain he gives the answer the others on his team want (that ends up being wrong). and I so love the fact that he bothers to point that out when it's the case lol
has there ever been one of these segments where more than one of these if not indeed all three were simultaneously true i feel like that would be a funny twist on the bit lol
24:39 killed me
21:25 Was that Paul Burrell? 😂
It's nice to see that the Britts are still human, down to earth and funny as hell humans.
Was there a time when you thought we weren't human?
Oh, the Brits I know are always telling hilarious stories, which are made even more funny because they can keep a straight face while telling them. It makes you think 🤔 maybe it’s 1% possible the stories are true.
@HRHDMKYT dry and deadpan humour is our speciality. Especially if it's self-deprecating. It's in our blood, which is as bland as our food.
Brilliant show! We don't get to see it in the US so thankful it's on KZhead. 😂👍
Britbox has it, but its missin alot of seasons. Im a hillbilly in the hills of Tennessee, this is the only way ill ever get to hear these accents. I love it😊
@@donnakendall9103as a non Brit and non murican, and without trying to sound rude whatsoever, but I’d suggest not mentioning accents tbh. Brits get a bit iffy when Americans talk about accents. Because for some nonsensical reason, millions of Americans think they don’t/can’t have accents.. If anyone were to not have an accent, it would obviously be the English. Since English comes from, England.. I’d say David Mitchell would have ‘no accent’ or a ‘neutral accent’. Americans all have accents. Toemaydoe, pawstaw, mawrio, hairy podder etc
@@Burner-td4cu You what mate? We know we have British accents lol, everyone has an accent
@@Burner-td4cu everyone has an accent. Sadly, mine is a twangy hillbilly accent that i have to think before i speak so i say it properly. Depending on who im speaking with. Every time ive mentioned an accent to someone, they took as it was intended, in a good way.
@@Burner-td4cu as a Brit myself, I feel I can speak for most if not all of Britain to say that no one is offended if Americans mention our accent. Everyone in the world has an accent to someone else, and no Brit would be offended by an American saying they like to hear British accents 😊
David with that beard could be Santa
When Lee Mack is lying he always does a particular blink, so easy to spot!
Aww. You got me good. I’ve got a big lump in my throat. How To Dad is one of the most heartwarming pages I look forward to. Merry Christmas 🎄 🎉
As a Kettering lad the yearly game of squirt is great fun
Sometimes Rob's Welsh accent and diction is misleading, I thought the guest was an Irishman called Viddy O'Link.😂
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Merry Christmas, everyone! Happy 2024!
I could tell Hugh had nothing to do with Angela as soon as he was reacting to jokes with no delay. A video link of that quality would require more bandwidth than he'd have at home in Australia, there would be some lag.
F un Justina….lots of skeleton’s bud…😂
David Mitchell is like if Peter hitchens had a sense of humour...
Ha, that's a great comparison!
John Lowe was in the Quarrymen from 1958 to 1960, when he left to join Ricky Tomlinson's group.
They should do a celebrity This is My…make it Bob Mortimer and let him work with the other 2 contestants to help concoct their story
AKA the ugly sweaters compilation. 😆
Lee mack saying it was a weird one visiting his mate john in hospital...he went in ok and then downhill. Funny cause that really happened to my dad. He was an outpatient cancer patient during covid so they took his temperature and all was fine. Gave him his chemo all fine. Was gonna give him platelets but temperature suddenly spiked. He never left hospital again and died 6 days later. So it does happen 😂😂😂
If that's true (you can never tell online) then I'm deeply sorry.
@GeorgiaGeorgette hi. Yes it's true. Thank you. It was a few years ago and he lasted 6 months longer than was expected so all good 👍
Even if it’s expected or it’s some years ago, it’s always hard to lose a parent, so thank you for your story.
@gerdavogel5287 true but also, when they're battling secondary cancer, return of first cancer, and knowing theres no end in sight, and then getting sepsis, it's a relief knowing its all over for him. No more pain, tests, treatment, worries, depression, frustration, etc, on his side
I'm sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one but understand your relief that they are no longer suffering and struggling. Your emojis are the ones denoting you are laughing so much you're crying. Did you mean that, or did you mean to put sad face emojis such as 😭?
Ardal was great in Father Ted and Death in Paradise!!!
Absolutely brilliant and loveable ❤
Would I lie to Hugh😜
St. Somethings is my local parish.
As I watch, you’re at 37.4 thousand subscribers. You’re going to hit 40 in no time. It’s all with good reason. Your videos are informative and entertaining.
33:39 - That question goes wide of the mark. You don't have to be a Christian to believe in Christmas. During my decades in Manhattan it was unusual but not-unheard-of for me to see families (who, judging by the hairstyle, headgear, and dress of the father and boys, were Jews) buying Christmas-trees from the temporary sidewalk Christmas-tree vendors. And my father, who was at least nominally an atheist, believed in Christmas big-time, wrapping presents immaculately, cutting decorations from THICK two-sided sheets of colored metallic foil that hadn't been manufactured since the 1960s but which we were still using up, putting up a tree and decorating it. Also stockings. But not for himself and Mom, just for their children. Also Christmas-carols. He loved them. And the best-designed houses of worship in this wold will take your breath away whether you believe in that religion's version of God or not.
shame most of these are Lee's team... hearing David's tales are always a treat.
I'm pretty sure I've actually seen that guy on a platform at a train station (written before I have been enlightened to the truth)
is that the guy from father ted?
if you mean Ardal, the guy who lied to his neighbor to go on holiday, then yes
Father Dougal ❤
He is. I also recall seeing him first on television in a rather lame sit-com where he played a character from a different planet, so he had special powers. His character was married and they had a baby son, so the premise was that they spent most of their time hiding his true identity as well as the baby’s special powers which began manifesting as the baby grew. Because he was just a baby, he couldn’t actually control his powers. But the ‘special effects’ were extremely low budget, so the whole show was very silly. But Ardal is rather cute and quite funny, so I suppose he is why the show lasted more than one episode.
It's a shame what happened to Dennis
Why is the Joe woman in the green shirt on Lee's team blacked up ? @15min
A kiwi comedian Rose awesome
Angela Ripon was amazing.
I do a half-decent impression of her. It's a Ripon Ripoff.
Yes I was Utterly convinced her story was legit
@@keithparker1346 I said the same. Someone else suggested her story was true, but she simply inserted Hugh into it. Makes sense.
Another brilliant Brit show which would probably not be popular in the states. And yes, I am an American who so appreciates and prefers Brit talk and game show vis a vis American shows.
Who is the group at 39 minutes? The priest and others.
Lee's team: Rev. Richard Coles and Clive Myrie. David's team: Henry Blofeld and Kerry Howard.
Sledging accident. After one comment too many the batsman hit him with a cricket bat.
As long as I laugh, I don't care.
Do they still air Qi and WILTY? 2020 onwards
Yes, they are still making wilty
yes, theres a new wilty episode on the 22nd and i believe a new qi episode on the 18th
Bob mortimer is my favourite
How sad was that ! He could at least have had a falsetto voice.
I'm going to be busy being America's second-most-loved Taylor
So glad Richie won. Simon only got there because Richard bent the rules. I hate that 😢
The black guy really fits the street savvy barrow boy image. His cockney accent not too good either. But he still fits the part.
60 quid for a tree? i know London is a "bit" more expensive, but that much? I thought the Danes would keep the prices lower than that, i mean, they are half the price for a large one here or 18 for a Normal one
50-80 dollars is about how much we pay in my area of the US for a 6 foot tree depending on species
Bout 40 quid here in Europe. Average price is €40-60 £60 is expensive though. Bout €70 or $80
can get one for about 8 quid if you google, comes in a box with a stand, very handy, put it away at the end of the festive period if you feel so inclined, get it out next year
Born and raised in Stockholm, should I be offended? Maybe a bit…
I think it would be a glorious place to be. I was born and mostly raised in Tennessee, USA. Ive seen pics of Stockholm, it looks like an amazing place to live.
Scandinavia is viewed as a perfect place to live. Amazing society. But also. Boring.. Especially compared to the Irish. I’ve never laughed harder than from talking to Irish people. They’re easily the funniest people. Even more so than Brits and ozzies. But don’t worry, Sweden is viewed as a utopia of gorgeous women and zero crime.
No definitely not, Stockholm is on my wish list of places to visit ❤❤❤❤
No! You got Ardal to come to you. He's lovely 🤗💕
Well, when Ardal came to visit, I’d imagine he livened the place up a bit 😂!
Rose Whatever her name might be.....tries way too hard. Which is exactly the three words I would use to describe it's witness.
38:25 is Lee a Karl Pilkington fan??
Jimmy? 🎩
I also immediately thought of karl 😂. Tattoo stan, John the screw and Jimmy the hat 😂
as if they got jeremy corbyn on the show
51:20
I love Joe.
Over 20 years of the same faces doing the rounds of panel shows it is getting really tired only lifted by the occasional appearance of Bob Mortimer, who is clever enough to leave it at the occasional appearance.
Why is this segment called "this is my" when that's not what they say? They say "this is ____" with the person's name?
Because it's not about their name but rather their relationship to the panelist
The format of the segment always has Rob presenting the options as rhyming words. E.g.: "David's team, is Hugh: Angela's Screen Smasher, Arnold's Misled Mate, or Lee's Prison Pal?" I understand that the participants don't say it like that, but that's what goes after the "This is my". "This is my Screen Smasher / Misled Mate / Prison Pal"
kzhead.info/sun/m7d_Z9lrqmhnaKs/bejne.htmlsi=pCv1u-jGC14SEcmF It does look like an ice cream truck painted red!
No morals and void of any critical thinking
Bit insulting to volunteer firemen. A lot of them are volunteers and put out fires.
This might be the single least serious complaint I've ever seen. Get a grip, mate.
So many men. White men. Good diversity on panelists, but special guests…..😊
The coof era shows are hard to watch.
What does 'coof era' mean?
You know what it means. @@bloom8590
What was the coof era?
@@bloom8590 The period from March 2020 thru circa 2022 when global society ceased to function in any meaningful way.
👍🏻 The overly-emphasized desk spacing while on the same stage just looks ridiculous to me 🤦♀️
How Bigotry is a handbook for prejudice.
The newer episodes really look like they have just run out of steam
Also I love the dynamics between Lee, David and Rob.
As long as I laugh, I don't care.
i cannot believe the volunteer fireman story was true