Would I Lie To You? Reviews

Would I Lie To You? TV Programme

Newest Review: ... somewhat prissy David Mitchel, a personal favourite comedian of mine, and rough northener Lee Mack, which makes for lots of laughs and great improvisation, but it also features a huge variety of guests of a . The guests are usually people I'm fond of, and even when they're not the show and the regulars manage to get the best out of them with good natured jest. A pretty new concept that is excellently executed by the cast and special 'unknown' guests who appear in one of the closing rounds of the game, makes for an interesting and diverse show with lots of variety in humour and the standard of the show remains great consistently. Alt... more

Customer Would I Lie To You? Reviews (14)

m_illie
Would I Lie To You?: Would I Lie to You? (187 words)
by - written on 16/01/12 (Useful, 10 readings)
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Would I Lie to You, hosted by comedian Rob Brydon with two regular team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, is funny, entertaining and constantly fresh. Not only does the contrast between somewhat prissy David Mitchel, a personal favourite comedian of mine, and rough northener Lee Mack, which makes for lots of laughs and great improvisation, but it also features a huge variety of guests of a . The guests are usually people I'm fond of, and even when they're not the show and the regulars manage to get the best out of them with good natured jest. A pretty new concept that is excellently executed by the cast and special 'unknown' guests who appear ...  Read the complete review

cath_del
Would I Lie To You? (515 words)
by - written on 16/01/12, updated on  24/02/12 (Useful, 39 readings)
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Would I Lie To You? is a comedic tv show shown on the BBC, with host Rob Brydon. It was released in 2007, and has had five series since then, each being more funny than the last. It is made by Zeppotron, who definitely know how to make a good comedy panel show as they have made such tv hits as 8 Out Of Ten Cats, 10 O'Clock Live and Black Mirror. Host Rob Brydon is an excellent addition to the show, as he knows how to react to both the audience and the contestants, making even funnier situations hilarious. Then there are the two team leaders Lee Mack and David Mitchell, who have been them for the past 5 seasons, they are great as this position as they always ...  Read the complete review

charby
Would I Lie To You?: Plausibly Perfect (1332 words)
by - written on 08/11/10 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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Firstly, I would like to apologise for my recent and disgraceful absence from Dooyoo for the last two months or so. My inactivity on the site has been a direct result of me currently being on a five month long Erasmus placement in Valencia, Spain, which has meant that writing and reading reviews has somewhat taken a step back, and me getting blind drunk, eating excessively and attending the odd class has very much stepped into the fore. This accompanied by the fact that I haven't been in the UK has meant that I've had fewer things that I find suitable to review for a British audience and general lack of inspiration means that I've been away from this fabulous site for ...  Read the complete review

Siibillam-Law
No lies - it's a blast (326 words)
by - written on 08/06/10 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Would I Lie To You is another one in the BBC's endless array of comedy panel shows. And what's it about this time? Would I Lie To You is where two teams have to lie (or not) to each other, and the other teams gets a point if they can figure out if they're telling the truth or not. It's a pretty simple premise, and it's really well done. There are four rounds. The first round features a guest (or the team captain) read out a fact about themselves off a card, which they've never read before, and the other team must ask questions to try to figure out if they're telling the truth or not. In the second round, the host reads out a fact about a celebrity which may ...  Read the complete review

darren55
Would I Lie To You?: Decent panel show (627 words)
by - written on 04/06/10 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Would I lie to you? is a panel showing at 9pm on Thursday nights on BBC1. Originally chaired by Angus Deaton it is now fronted by professional Welshman Bob Brydon and has two teams of three who are told facts which are either true or lies. It's a bit like a modern version of Call my Bluff but with witty banter and a more edgy style of questions. The two teams are fronted by two captains, David Mitchell, yes I know he's on everything and here he is and Lee Mack who's not on everything but is a pretty regular panellist on such shows as QI, mock the week etc. The other two members of the panels are varied each week but tend to be comedians, presenters ...  Read the complete review