Robert and Will - Would I Lie to You? [CC-EN,NL]

"This is my.." Feat. Robert and Will, Clare Balding, Lee Mack and Miranda Hart.
Clare:"This is Robert and Will. They do my garden, and to avoid the embarrassment of me ever getting them mixed up, I call them both Barry." Lee: "This is Robert and Will. I once used them to convince an audience I could teleport people." Miranda: "This is Robert and Will. I was a judge at the Identical Twins of the Year Award, and they came third, but we had to disqualify them because it turns out they were two of triplets." Series 6 Episode 3. Lee Mack is joined by Miranda Hart and Clare Balding and David Mitchell is joined by Dale Winton and Richard Bacon.

[Ottawa]

4:07 - "I hope to God these poor fellows are gardeners"
That was a masterstroke :P

[WxB]

5:00
Lee Mack: "it was on in the mid nineties".

*Henning Wehn has entered the chat*

[tracyrreed]

Lee is the master of the double-bluff! He has done it several times before and I can't recall a time when it didn't work! He is also very good at appearing to tell his story in the most unbelievable and incompetent way.

[kyles]

Lee is just so damn clever. Sometimes he does legitimately slip up and give up a story, which makes it so hard to know when he's playing you.

[mattyturley]

I love how if lee has a joke come to his head, he says it no matter what the consequences might be😂

[nnmartin]

I can totally see Lee being a magician - he speaks in a disarming, funny yet quick way which is exactly what you need to fool people

[kazmanscoop]

That moment at the end when Dale Winton goes 'I think its Lee' and Lee's face genuinely goes 'ah #% dammit' like he's been caught. But then the other two back off him and his body language is genuine relief. You can see he invested a lot in this double bluff!

[RazeMengsk]

So that's where they got the idea from in "The Prestige".

[MrHaydnSir]

"I really hope they're gardeners"
I lost it, got me way more than it should have !

[Fahrenheitluverxoxo]

I feel like I'm Inclined to believe any story on would I lie to you after a contestant begins their story with "it was in the mid-90s" as most of the ones that started with that have rung true (Henning's stories about Czech Republic and Morocco, Mel snogging Dermit, I think kevin bridges horse story was in the mid-90s too and now Lee's story)

[Najebanski]

Lee is a mastermind, he threw them off so well in this one.

[madperson]

Haha that little glare at 5:11 that Lee did to the audience when David mentioned doing magic to make up for Lee's comedy was hilarious!

[schwig]

I feel like the moment at 3:40 could be rendered as an oil painting that would perfectly sum up this show, just everyone huddled around some blokes' hands, dunno why but it really resonated with me

[Albagir]

again with the double bluff...lee mack did that with the juggling thing right?

[benp]

Did anyone else think Miranda told her story great? Very quick with the details of a twin competition

[brianharbut]

Thought poor Dale looked poorly there & in pain. Genuine nice guy, sadly missed. This programme is one of the best ever. Always such clever guests. 👏👏👏

[dastardlycrook]

Rob's genuine laugh at 6:19 got me XD

[waqqas_the_wicked]

I can't get over how incredibly clever Lee is!

[beckyboulton]

I love Lee's reaction to David saying "To make up for the comedy"!

[CricketAffanatic]

Lee played that stupendously. I had completely counted him out.