Baking Bad: A Lee Mack Story | Would I Lie To You?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2023
- Lee Mack (Possession): "I've recently got into baking and here is a cake I made just yesterday, especially for David."
From Would I Lie to You? Series 10 Episode 1.
Would I Lie to You? is the hit BBC panel show where two teams of celebrity guests try to figure out whether their opponent's ridiculously far-fetched statements about themselves are true or, in fact, a lie.
Featuring inimitable host Rob Brydon with lightning-quick team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack.
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"but it acts like a carpet" Bob Mortimer generates sentences like AI
My brain with unmedicated ADHD
(Same as Lee Mack!)
I really, really, really, REALLY suspect that Bob has undiagnosed and unmedicated ADHD as well.
A gifted child who got into all kinds of zany hijinx when left alone (and bored).
Multiple careers in totally unrelated fields (law to comedy).
Lateral thinking. Associative thinking.
I am 99% sure he is one of my people. And I love him.
Lee's genius to taste the cake under the guise of a joke. In case someone asks about the flavor.
The way Bob put his hand up for a slice 🥺
David, Lee, and Bob are my favorite bunch.
"I think it's bad enough for him to have baked it" Nadiya just casually dissing whoever on the production team actually baked that cake.
Love this show 100%
How could they think that was true? This is series 10 as well.
This made me really want to eat cake. Cakes that arent frosted on the side are just so appetising for me.
Lee is hilarious
After watching this show for some time now, I cannot help but notice that Lee has some sort of a crush on David. He ate David's moustache on the cake with quite a bit relish.
he made it yesterday but he made it last week
Him saying he made it last week was clearly a joke
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0:44
Lee did ruin that cake. Like, whether or not he made it, I'm sure people would have enjoyed eating it.
I very much doubt the crew didn't eat it afterwards. Just scoop off the tiny bit in the middle Lee went for, or just... give that piece to Lee.
Lee could have taken it home to his family.
But I agree that it is not worthwhile to waste food for comedy or entertainment.
With the state of the planet, resources are becoming more scarce and more people are experiencing food insecurity and hunger.
Like Trevor Noah's mom, who raised him in poverty, getting mad at food fight scenes in movies.
"Mom, it is just a movie."
"But it is real food, eh? And we are starving!"
You can still eat it folks. Him licking a section is not "ruining" it
@Kelsey Williams fucking hell what a bunch of humourless bastards 🤣 why not get rid of the technology you've used to watch and comment on it? Think of all that wasted energy and resources. Its a cake, grow up
@@janeeyre1990 Food destroyed in movies is usually fake. Like shaving cream instead of cream, for example.
And the world produces enough food to feed around 13 billion people. Logistics is a problem in some cases but the primary cause of hunger in the modern world is governments blocking the movement of food. Like in the case of Trevor Noah and his mother, the apartheid regime was responsible for their hunger, not food wastage or a non-existent global shortage.
0:43 That resemblance is actually uncanny
If by uncanny you mean disturbing, then yes