Ep 10. Show Goat
- June 11, 2022
In season 1 episode 10 of Would I Lie To You?, titled "Show Goat", the two teams of comedians continue their battle of wits as they try to decipher what is true and what is a lie. Hosted by Rob Brydon, this episode sees team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell joined by guests Rhod Gilbert, Gabby Logan, Luisa Omielan, and Miles Jupp.
The episode starts with Lee Mack sharing a story about an incident involving a goat at a children's party. The other team members are skeptical, but Lee insists that he is telling the truth. David Mitchell shares a story about his unusual childhood pet, which is met with disbelief from the opposing team.
As the game progresses, more outrageous stories are shared, including one guest's claim to have seen a man fly out of a window and land on a pile of mattresses. The other players try to find holes in the stories and catch out any lies, but with witty comebacks and deft improvisation, each team manages to throw the other off the scent.
Throughout the episode, the teams play various games, including "Quick-Fire Lies", where they must try to improvise on the spot and convince their opponents that they are telling the truth. In "This Is My", the players share a personal item and the opposing team must guess what it is.
One of the highlights of the episode is a round where the guests must guess whether various videos are real or fake. The videos range from a man dressed as a giant teddy bear attempting an obstacle course to a performance artist who eats a light bulb. As always, the guests are forced to think on their feet and come up with clever responses.
As the episode comes to a close, the points are tallied up and a winner is declared. However, the rivalry between the two teams remains alive and well, as they continue to tease and taunt each other until the credits roll.
Overall, season 1 episode 10 of Would I Lie To You? is a hilarious and entertaining installment of the show. With quick-witted comedians and outrageous stories, it is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats as they try to separate fact from fiction.
