Would I Lie to You? (2)

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== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
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Panel game revolving around working out (i.e. guessing) whether a given "fact" is true or false. Panellists give stories and facts about themselves and try to convince the opposing team that the false "facts" are true, and vice versa. Airing in the Saturday 10pm slot, which looks suspiciously like a burial (we remember [[The Murder Game]], even if no-one else does).
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Essentially, a straightforward true-or-false quiz but done in the banter-heavy [[Have I Got Buzzcocks All Over]] style. In the first and last rounds, the questions take the form of facts and anecdotes provided by the guests themselves, while in between there are a number of other variations: celebrity "quotations", TV-related "facts" (heralded by shoehorned-in clips) and one game wherein a person is brought out from backstage and each panellist on a team claims to know them in one capacity or another. Typical Comedy Panel Game editing, i.e. the scores make no sense.
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The show is airing in the Saturday 10pm slot, which looks suspiciously like a burial (we remember [[The Murder Game]], even if no-one else does), but it has a decent lead-in from ''Jekyll'' so might just do alright. It's certainly watchable, but possibly more because the regulars are all good at this sort of thing, rather than the format itself being owt special.
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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Revision as of 08:03, 18 June 2007

Contents

Host

Angus Deayton

Co-hosts

Team captains: David Mitchell and Lee Mack

Announcer: David De Keyser

Broadcast

Zeppotron for BBC One, 16 June 2007 - present

Synopsis

Essentially, a straightforward true-or-false quiz but done in the banter-heavy Have I Got Buzzcocks All Over style. In the first and last rounds, the questions take the form of facts and anecdotes provided by the guests themselves, while in between there are a number of other variations: celebrity "quotations", TV-related "facts" (heralded by shoehorned-in clips) and one game wherein a person is brought out from backstage and each panellist on a team claims to know them in one capacity or another. Typical Comedy Panel Game editing, i.e. the scores make no sense.

The show is airing in the Saturday 10pm slot, which looks suspiciously like a burial (we remember The Murder Game, even if no-one else does), but it has a decent lead-in from Jekyll so might just do alright. It's certainly watchable, but possibly more because the regulars are all good at this sort of thing, rather than the format itself being owt special.

Trivia

Before settling on the final title, the show had previously been announced as Unbelievable and Pants on Fire.

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