Would I Lie To You?

The terrible thing is that a lot of his stories are true. Surely the must have run out of true stories to tell ... surely?

I am just amazed at how interesting his life has been in a way that has produced to much for the programme.

I absolutely cried with laughter watching that. Everyone was on top form, but Bob's Scotch egg story.......! Words fail me. I always catch Miles Jupp's infectious laugh, too.

.....thought  he was telling the truth because he knew the year Damon Hill became world champion..he does embellish his answers though to make them all seem so implausible..

One of the best panels ever! Samantha Morton was brilliant and Miles and Bob are always excellent.  I believed both Sam's story (taking Tom Cruise to Argos - he does like to get out and about when in a new city - and the little pig with the card)

Its the way Bob reads the card with hesitation to throw them off from the start that is so clever. And the man gets everywhere!

He's led a varied interesting life with many jobs (hairdresser, solicitor, bin man, among others).

What makes it worse is that I could point you in the direction of his podcast with Richard Herring or Adam Buxton, where there is a wealth of stories from him, all very similar to those he tells on WILTY, but that could potentially spoil any future WILTY appearances if they were to come up. They're like 90 minute episodes of WILTY.

This, from Travel Man, just shows there's no end to his stories (and also see Richard Ayoade break character)...



Greg Davies is similar. If you've seen much of his stand up, listened to interviews on podcasts, or just watched all of Man Down (which is somewhat autobiographical of his time as a teacher - or translated from his childhood school days into his adult character), then you'll recognise which stories are true.