This Is My... With Tom Allen, Vicki Pepperdine and Lee Mack | Would I Lie To You?

[@HellHunter00]

This must be the first time I've seen a guest lose it laughing 😂
Lee is brilliant.

[@stevenlannister184]

Closest thing I can remember is when a guest pretended to be a French babysitter by saying "Je mappelle Marie" because she "really wanted Lee's story to be true" 😅

[@willemp6432]

I think he is the funniest person on this planet. No shit. As a Namibian. I love this dude.!

[@RickySpanish-RS]

Rob: "Your wife must have been alarmed"
Lee: "No, no just the car".
Legend

[@dngrouscrgo]

On par with the “yeah but she’s good with the kids tho” in the sock filter one

[@sfshinz]

“So when you were lying in the boot, how were you lying in the boot?”
“A bit like now.”

[@notme222]

In the midst of Lee's story I wanted Vicki to lean over and go "Are you sure Owl Prowl was too far?"

[@Benjaminlibera]

I love when the mystery guest can't keep a straight face

[@TheBod76]

"Why did you whit-whit, when you heard wooh?"

[@RajaRajan-n7y]

The best bit is when she asked how did you lie in, and Lee Mack's response, "Like how I am lying now." He is just too good.

[@natashafranko4951]

That was brilliant, so funny 😂

[@manuellayburr382]

I remember hearing this one before, but that time, I'm sure it was the owl story that was true!
Is this an example of the Mandela effect?

[@OhMaryJo]

I thought I remembered the owl being right, too!

[@sisyr5615]

There was some story about talking to ravens once that was true, maybe that triggered something.

[@manuellayburr382]

@@sisyr5615 No, I specifically remember it being the owl one! She also mentioned that tu-whit tu-whoo was actually the sound of two owls talking to each other. What was the raven one? I don't remember it.

[@solipsismworld]

@@manuellayburr382 You're thinking of Bob Mortimer's owl story! That was the true one )))

[@manuellayburr382]

@@solipsismworld Lol, no I've watched all the Bob Mortimer ones numerous times. "You have to understand this is a VERY sick owl!". It was definitely this one.

[@rooty]

For the benefit of the yanks, a zebra crossing is what we brits call a pedestrian crossing, hence Lee's zebra joke

[@stevenlannister184]

The whole audience was presumably British and it still took some about 10 seconds to get it lol

[@rm6652]

Only if there's no pelicans about

[@somethinggood-sy1ed]

We don't even have pedestrian crossing here in the states. No one walks

[@Lpreilly72]

Yes, I learned this at Heathrow when I encountered a sign announcing an upcoming “humped zebra crossing”. Humped zebras in London. What a town!

[@janeeyre1990]

​​@@somethinggood-sy1ed, not true
We're the country that made jaywalking a crime
At the behest of Big Auto lobbyists who wanted to place the blame for drivers hitting pedestrians on the pedestrians

[@tiang5132]

Gosh I can’t impress upon you..this is a VERY SICK OWL! You can’t judge it against the normal tawny!

[@Sonny984]

"Why did u wit wit when heard a woo" 😂😂😂

[@KackieJennedy]

David's rant on the holes in the owl communication story is fantastic. 😂

[@islandyyt]

Oh I wanted that owl story to be true❤

[@krissdev]

Yup, this time two stories were so wildly unlikely. The third one was slightly more likely 😂

[@GameOpsDevStyle]

I once owned a 2004 Ford Falcon and it had an emergency release inside the boot/trunk

[@neilgerace355]

What were Eamon and Tom doing on those tiles?

[@76ToneCrome]

Tiling.

[@leeatkin9583]

Piling....

[@brendanm6921]

Filing.

[@krissdev]

Well, obviously 😂

[@ilinasingh3840]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😊

[@SalisburyKarateClub]

That would have been better if it was Lee's story that was true

[@utearnold847]

I guess we should all be greatful that Rob Brydon let's anyone else get a word in. He does love to take over the show. Let's Lee Mack and David Mitchell talk, granted, but I wonder why there are other guests.