Ep 3. Episode 2
- August 7, 2015
- 29 min
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6.5 (48)
In season 9 episode 3 of the hit comedy panel show Would I Lie To You?, host Rob Brydon is back to crack jokes and keep the celebrities on their toes as they try to fool their opponents with outrageous stories and clever deceptions.
The guests on this episode are a mix of seasoned comedians and fresh faces, each with their own unique style and wit. Joining team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell are comedian and writer Sara Pascoe, actor and comedian Joe Lycett, comedian and presenter Henning Wehn, and actress and comedian Ellie Taylor.
As always, the show is a battle of wits, with each team trying to outdo the other with their quick thinking and bold bluffs. The first round, called "Home Truths," features each guest telling a personal anecdote, some of which are true and some of which are not. The opposing team must then try to guess whether the story is fact or fiction, earning points for each correct answer.
In the second round, dubbed "This Is My..." each guest presents an unusual object and offers an explanation for why it is meaningful to them. The opposing team must then try to determine who is telling the truth and who is making it up.
But the real test of deception comes in the final round, "Quickfire Lies," where the guests must come up with convincing responses to a series of questions, some of which are true and some of which are false. They must think on their feet and come up with clever responses that will challenge their opponents and keep the audience guessing.
Throughout the episode, Brydon serves as the perfect host, keeping the energy high and the jokes flowing as he gently ribs the guests and keeps them in line. With his trademark dry wit and impeccable timing, Brydon is a master at keeping the show running smoothly and the laughs coming.
In the end, only one team can come out on top, but everyone is a winner in this hilarious and unpredictable game of deception. With each episode, Would I Lie To You? proves why it's one of the most beloved comedy panel shows on TV, with its clever wordplay, sharp humor, and irreverent take on the world around us. Tune in and see if you can tell fact from fiction, or if you'll be fooled by the experts.