Rob Brydon on The Worst "Would I Lie To You" Guests...
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- Rob Brydon plays a game of "Would I Lie To You" with Jack and Stevie, and talks about the show's worst ever guests...
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Fix your audio up guys please, the sound was appalling. You two were over the top loud and Rob Brydon could not be heard. Weird for podcasters to not know how to do this.
@@polljones8921 dont be dramatic it's not that bad
The worst contestant was that one who showed up late because he was lurking around the set, and as he got closer and closer he kept chanting: "We do beg your pardon..."
...we are in your garden
Was That Harry chessman or Ron waffle?
@@joeswallow9610 neither, ‘‘twas ronnie hotdogs
Steve bytheway
@@jonny5isonfire daddy!
I remember seeing Sharon Osbourne on WILTY and she told a story of how there had been a fire at her house in LA and she'd woken up her assistant who lived in a house in the grounds and made him run into the burning house to rescue the dogs. The next day he asked for time off, because he had a bad chest due smoke inhalation and so she fired him. Turns out it was true and she thought that was a funny story. Horrible woman.
Appalling
Jesus Christ.
cantankerous might not be the exact right word here, but calling her a *Cantankerous Crone* sounds oddly appropriate.
just watched it. What a horrible woman.
Edit: I just looked up the story and she clarified she didn't actually fire him and added that bit on for comedic effect. She says the man worked for her for another 15 years. I have no idea what to believe.
Holy fuck, I missed that episode.
Rob really was the missing ingredient for the show. It went to the next level when he took over. David and Lee have the perfect dynamic, but Rob is the ultimate middle man in the way he allows the three of them to bounce off each other. His interjections are hilarious, but he doesn’t overdo it either. The three of them together make for an S tier lineup.
Angus wasn’t bad, but when you watch him and Rob it’s night and day.
The show also changed in format a lot when he did, they made the rounds longer and started focussing on the stories rather than the game. During the first series, the rounds would sometimes only involve two or three sentences in a minute before they moved on.
Now, of course it's entirely possible that Rob had impact on making that decision.
when i started binge watching it after seeing some clips, end of season 2 i had to look up when Rob was gonna take over. I wound up being on the last episode and was so so happy caus i had only seen clips with him and its basically the difference between Whose Line UK vs US Drew Carey just made the atmosphere better, was more comedic, and a better presenter for a comedy show
I actually quite enjoyed Angus, and (despite also liking Rob Brydon dearly from other things) took quite some time to warm to Rob. Of course, Rob is a tremendous host and a true gentleman, to say nothing of the fact that he is perhaps the most ardent historian of British comedy history on the screen today.
But I do wish Angus had stuck around longer. Oh well!
@@winfieldtrail8956 he was rarely funny though and its a comedy show plus he didnt lead the panels into jokes/bits. he just wasnt into it like Rob is
@@winfieldtrail8956 The problem with the Deayton years was that they were trying to make it too much like HIGNFY (up to the Oxbridge vs thick-as-two-planks dynamic). Thats not what the show is.
The giving of scores is simply there so we can all pretend it's a game show and not simply a showcase of the some of the most brilliant comics the world has to offer ❤
Which is in post production anyway since it doesn’t really matter, as you mention.
It seems to bear no relationship to the observed answers, and we don't care
The recording format of WILTY is kind of brilliant, because they shoot way more rounds than they have time to air, letting them paper over a lot without the audience noticing. A guest could be terrible and they could practically edit them out of the episode with the audience being none the wiser. And all the cut rounds give them enough material for one or more additional episodes if they need them, which they periodically do.
Super common in all forms of television (and films for that matter), you always stride for shooting more than you need just so you've got room to tell a better story in the edit.
@@KayJay01 its pretty much standard, let alone common. look at the jackass movies for example. they shot about 3 films worth every movie then they editied it down the film came out then we got a .5. the same with anything. even the TH-cam show Good mythical morning with rhett and link do a similar thing where they record loads of stuff.
For most things it is like 30:1 ratio. That is 30 minutes filmed for every 1 minute used.
This is to allow editing of best.
That is not to say 30 minutes of different material, it could be reshot and new.
Also, for improvisation (and a lot of these panel shows are semi improvised) they need material to edit down.
As for scripted material, like film, it is part of the standard editing process. They scrap material and they write to add scenes as they see their vision come to life.
Can you imagine the work that goes into create a stage script, how many versions were performed before that final script was published?
Anyone who knows anything know that editing happens, whether it is love action or written form.
And in these panel shows, supposed to be comedy, what might look good.on paper it is guaranteed that quite a lot won't work in reality, be it the people performing don't or can't make it funny, or the live audience does not react so they know it will fail/struggle on TV. That is just part of the process.
And I think every comedian fears every night on a live tour that their material may not work as every audience is different and will react differently, even in the same town, let alone different towns and even different countries, which is why they need an arsenal of routines/jokes that can be tailored or pulled on if they find a particular audience is not reacting as expected.
Wilty is worth a watch simply because of David,lee and rob complement each other so well and along with the guests its refreshingly different each time.
Thanks for this! You guys ask proper good questions, and never anything to kill the vibe. Brilliant podcast.
7:51 - I believe the "scoring" element was a requirement to get shows classified as quizzes (rather than talk shows), which influenced their scheduling. I'm not sure if that's still the case, or if it's just a tradition now, but it's not just WILTY. There are pointless, arbitrary, and often incomprehensible "scores" in other panel shows as well (Mock the Week, QI, HIGNFY, etc.).
That makes sense. The only reason why The Young Ones had random musical acts was to get variety show funding.
Shooting Stars was the same I think, the whole show was absolute nonsense (hilarious nonsense)
League of their own too
If there wasn't a score in the format the whole thing would eventually fall apart, it brings order and meaning its a framework to have fun with, otherwise all these panel shows would end up resembling something like that Alan Davies Untitled show.
@@chatteyj - Huh...? The difference between those formats has nothing to do with scoring.
Still Untitled is a show where people get together to tell random stories, they're not answering questions, doing tasks, or trying to "beat" anyone. Adding a score to each person's story wouldn't add any "order and meaning", just like the scores in Mock the Week (for example) don't add any order or meaning.
A much better example would have been comparing the original Room 101 format (essentially a talk show, with no scoring) with its more recent incarnation (with three guests and one "point" at stake in each round). IMO, the original format was much better, because the whole thing was never designed to be a competition (just like Mock the Week isn't). Adding the scoring element didn't bring any "order" or "meaning", it just wasted time.
WILTY is an inherently competitive format (with players from each team trying to fool the opposing team), so the scores here do make sense. They didn't have to be team scores, they could just keep track of how many times each person had fooled the others (or guessed correctly), but since they have two fixed members (the "team captains"), team scores make more sense.
TL;DR: The scores in WILTY aren't there "to *bring* order and meaning", they're just a _consequence_ of the format of the show.
If Bob Mortimer is on you know the show is gonna be dynamite!
I cant believe they haven't had Joe Wilkinson on WILTY yet. Think he'd be great.
I think it's because Joe Wilkinson isn't funny
@@new_ale Humour is subjective, famously
@@new_ale whaaaaa? He’s brilliant haha
I think maybe because he’s almost a character of himself. It might not suit WILTY like it does on other panel shows
I think he might be contracted to channel 4
Oddly enough, the person who I'd probably consider the worst guest ever was in the very first WILTY episode that I ever happened to watch, when I initially found it here on youtube so many years ago. Janet Street Porter. Her attitude was so aggressive and condescending, and you don't need any 'behind the scenes gossip' to help you figure that out, it's abundantly clear just watching the episode. She literally gets up from her chair at one point and walks over and tries to cower over David because she's sick of the questions he's asking her, they genuinely thought for a second she was gonna try to slap him.
I didn't get that vibe at all. Granted, I am not English and haven't seen her in anything else, but I took it as her sense of humor or playing the part.
Nope, that wasn't an act. My shoulders hurt from cringing so hard at her aggressive defensiveness. I hate that episode.
@@merudevi I went to JSP's live show and she seemed to be quite drunk. She invited questions from the audience and I asked her if she'd be interested in making more episodes of the show where she solves 17th century muder mysteries with Paul Daniels and she described him as "a cunt". ha ha
When I read the video title the first person I thought of was JSP. In fact I think she might be the only truly awful guest they’ve had. At least with Sharon Osborne I was able to watch and find some entertainment in her describing how terrible she is. I can’t even remember what Janet did because it’s probably the only episode I’ve never rewatched. I just remember that moment where she walks towards David and angrily shouts something and felt like it was a genuinely tense moment.
I’ve always wanted to hear the trios thoughts about that situation. I feel like the editors must have worked harder than ever to produce enough watchable content.
Why in gods name would you pay to see Janet street porter live
I'd say the score in the end helps to give reason to why it's all happening, in the sense that it's all part of a competitive game. None of us care about the score, but it would feel very weird and awkward if it was just people taking turns to tell truths or lies and people trying to find out. You need some kind of setting, and a game show format gives reason to care about whether or not you get it right. Again, none of us care about the score, but because it's presented as a game, it encourages participants and the audience to engage more in their own predictions. The score and teams reinforces this idea that this is a competitive game, and it just helps to avoid an apathetic approach to it
Makes sense.
Yep
Better answer than that mug Brydon gave 👍
But it's also a bit weird, because not every round gets televised and if they have to many good rounds from one show they put that in a special compilation episode. Therefore you can't keep track on the score and that makes the final score pretty arbitrary.
@@philw6056 Yes. Exactly. It's nothing to do with what the score is or who wins, it's that the framework of a competitive gameshow aids in a deeper cross-examination of the potentially lying contestant
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absolutely love how far the podcast has come along jaack!! been watching for years and so proud of how far you’ve come!!
I'm almost certain when he said about a guest being "the best" despite not being a comedian, he HAS to be talking about Claudia Winkleman, who is consistently one of the most fun guests, and who's able to keep up the pace and the banter, and the laughs, despite not being a comic. It's also kind of funny to me that even Britons don't seem to understand the meaningless point system that British panel shows use. I'm American, and when we got an American remake of "Whose Line," it irritated my mother to no end that not only were points assigned entirely arbitrarily, but that in the words of the show itself, "The points don't matter."
it's not arbitrary... you get a point for correctly guessing, or you get a point for deceiving the other team
There's another video on this channel that shows more of his answer. She does make the list.
Claudia winkleman is 100% the most irritating person on tv currently!! She's painfully unfunny and yet she thinks she's hilarious which only makes it worse 🤦
@@outsidespac3 I was talking about Whose Line Is It Anyway?. On that show, the points are assigned entirely arbitrarily.
He's probably talking about himself. David Mitchell has said a similar thing before about a bad contestant who always still ends up showing up despite this. And its probably evident they're just joking about themselves.
Personally my least liked guest is David Walliams. I just don't think he's funny. He's creepy, and I kinda hate whenever he's on.
Sharon Osbourne was easily the worst.
Ugh... She really was the worst. Never felt uncomfortable watching WILTY before her episode.
Exactly the comment I was looking for
credit to steve merchant, if you look carefully it seems like he doesn't clap after her bizarre cruel story. there's no close on him and he's not clapping in the brief wide shot
Spot on!!
Jesus. She was proudly vile to another person ( forcing an assistant to run into a burning house and laughing at them ) I felt that was the first time a story wasn’t innocent in WILTY
Video starts at 6:00
Eat dung
Best guest by a country mile - Bob Mortimer. Let's face it, he already knows how to misdirect, obfuscate and just plain bamboozle, and then asking him to explain something he may (or may not) have done...better just to sit back and let the tsunami of Bob's flights of fancy wash over you.
Second best - Greg Davies (similar, but the tales are taller...)
Sort of, except all of Mortimer's entertaining, crazy stories end up being true of course.
Greg Davies and Claudia Winkleman are tied for second place as the best guest if you ask me. But Bob ...... he's sort of a cross between the village idiot and your favourite uncle. You know its gonna be funny as **** when he's on.
I actually like Alex Jones the best, but Claudia is a close second. I like how Alex can banter with the boys most days.
@@tw9535 Sorry, but do all of his stories REALLY end up being true though¿?
@@Enthusiastic-Trainspotter-BNE All of the best ones do.
The only absolutely awful guest that comes to my mind is sharon osbourne. I don't think anyone came even close to that.
lee or rob once said there is only one guest who was never allowed back on because it turned out the "true" story they gave the researchers was actually bullshit. my theory is it's michael mcintyre's "my wife's car only turned left" story
@@kurdtinchains Yeah really unlikely story. Not only extremely dangerous but just impossible tbh.
Janet Street Porter was scary and really mean to David
Damn her story about making that assistant safe her paintings from a house fire she was proud of it 😳
@@kurdtinchains would they really care that much if the story was fake/embellished, the probably care more about good tv.
The comedian who just enjoyed sitting there watching them do their thing was probably Alex Horne. He was very quiet in his episode and has spoken before about how he admires other comedians.
Griff Rhys Jones also didn't really contribute
I think it was Ronnie Corbett. I can imagine him saying 'watching you boys' and he was only on once
Dave Gorman was silent
It might have been Tony Law though. I dont even think he had his turn!! And his style is assertive usually.
@@FuckFeminists Not sure who you are talking about but Tony Law has never been on WILTY?
Credit to Rob, I've watched more WILTY episodes than I care to admit to myself and I don't know who he means.
Pretty sure I've seen every episode a available on TH-cam
Chris Addison comes to mind being a friend of Robs and not contributing much to the show apart from when called upon. As for the other person I'd guess Rebecca Front but it could quite a few of them, Rob would of seen more of them than we got to see in the edit.
The 'brilliant comic' who 'stepped outside the game' sounds like something Michael Mcintyre might do, and I don't think he's been back much
Clare Balding for the one that deconstructed everything? And the poet guy that’s on cats countdown was quite quiet I think but not sure if they’re friends or David Williams?
Might be Limmy
Skip to 5:45 to get to the actual question.
Tysm
I bet $$ the 3rd one he’s thinking of was Sharon Osborne…that one about her and how she treated her staff and valuing her dog’s life over him. It was absolutely dreadful…
Everyones mentioning people who arent comedians. He said they were both comedians.
@@opinionsarelikea55holes20 7:16…I feel like there’s 2 obvious comedians but then there’s a 3rd one he’s thinking of that didn’t work but that’s just my interpretation.
Loved the conversation. He is such a grand part of the show!
Rob is an absolute king, very inspiring comedian I just think he's hilarious! Brilliant pod guys keep it up!
Love the podcast been watching Jack since 2016 ! Watch u go up and up man your smashing it 👍
2015, myself.
I seem to remember the late Sean Lock not saying too much when he was on. RIP legend
Interesting interview......and love RB!
Comment section about to become a rampant armchair detective session trying to figure out who the bad guests were lol.
most of them aren't even naming comedians when rob specifically stated they were comics.
I really enjoyed this episode surprisingly, even though I didn’t know who he was! seeing this clip now and I definitely recognize him! great ep
As a viewer who has watched every single episode of WILTY, for me the worst guests ever were Janet Street Porter and Terry Christian. Both dreadful!
So true. They were aggressive and talking down to people, especially David.
Going to watch it on Wednesday. Cannot wait for a belly laugh night!
“Reassuring and exciting”. Kill me know 🤣🤣🤣
The one who shot to my mind when Rob was saying that they more quiet than expected/wanted was Johnny Vegas. I remember being so excited to watch his first episode and then walking away afterwards feeling a little underwhelmed because he'd been a bit quieter. He's wonderful anyway :)
I didn't get that vibe at all, he had at least two really good bits for mu money!
@@notmyname9261 It's not that I found him UNfunny, I just wish there had been MORE of him
I remember watching an episode because Rachel Paris was on it
And she said 1 sentence :/
Someone else in the comments is pretty certain it's Alex Horne
@@dannydorko7075 What can I say Danny, they're allowed to be wrong, no shame.
You can really see how much experience Rob Brydon has with television microphones as he knows not to get too close to the microphone
And you can see his face most of the time
@@couldntthingofone269 Yes, I know they're podcasters but Rob hasn't worked much in radio and still knows how to act. The hosts' voices sound too distorted and loud while Rob sounds clear
@@jasonhaven7170 he did radio for years early in his career before Marion and Geoff
@@maisieomara7563 Hopefully, they'll learn from him.
Bryn plays rob Brydon so good fair play👏🏻
"where do you stand on Michael Bublé?" "On his windpipe" 💀😭
I could listen to Rob talk all day.
Same, his podcast is brilliant
Sharron Osborne was evil on WILTY
Everyones mentioning people who arent comedians. He said they were both comedians.
@@opinionsarelikea55holes20 You keep spamming this comment. Not everyone who’s saying ‘X was the worst contestant’ is trying to guess who Rob was thinking of.
The fact that she told the story and thought people would understand
5:43 discussion actually starts
WILTY was created for Gyles Brandwyth , the man may or may not be lying constantly but he's never anything but fascinating .
Giles was on it a couple of weeks ago. Was really excited to watch him, but he just recounted stories he's told on QI and other shows so was a bit of a letdown.
Love Gyles but Bob Mortimer is surely the perfect guest for it. The man is ridiculous and I still find it hard to believe some of the stuff he claims to be true. Doing your own dental work? Come on!
@@ViKBiTViT I only recently discovered Mr Mortimer and it was love at first sight . The man is good humor incarnate .
@@ViKBiTViT Bob, Greg and Rhod I find some of the hardest to guess because you just never know with them lol
mortimer is the absolute king. @@ViKBiTViT
I love Brydon and #WILTY - does anyone know if there has ever been a "behind the scenes" episode? That would be really awesome! It would also be a great show if we could tag along with Rob, Lee and David + wives in a more casual setting. Please someone make these things happen.
Most seasons of it have an unseen bits episode uploaded after the series is finished
Janet Street Porter was aggressive and it was horrifying. She’s not been back thank god
For me, Sharon Osbourne was the worst by a mile. Apparently she said after the show that she changed her story because it was a comedy show, which only goes to show that she understands neither the show nor comedy.
Janet Street Porter was hilarious.
@@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg Maybe so, I guess what remained in my mind was when she got up out of her chair and stood over David. He leaned back and appeared quite scared and shocked. I really felt for him.
She was HORRIBLE! My second least favourite guest after Sharon Osbourne 🤢
@@bekindrewind9675 the thing I most remember from that little scenario was Davina McCall jumping in front of David, ready to protect him from 'angry' Janet Street Porter. She might not be the hero WILTY wants, but she's the hero it needs.
Love Rob Brydon! Great guest Jack and Stevie, keep up the great content!
Great guest. I'd really love to see Ricky Hatton on here guys.
You can tell Rob is a TV host with his glances towards the camera...
Love r Brydon I was watching lock stock and two smoking barrels again last night and totally forgot he was in it !
His Welsh accent sounds so much more distinctive on this than it does on WILTY. Maybe it's the sound quality but just an observation
Worst guest? I'd suggest Sharon Osbourne.
Sadly the standard of guests on wilty has dropped during the current series.
I agree, none of the greats.
A lot of the new comedians are pretty crap to me. They all play it so safe and I can't help but think that some of them only get the push because they fill a minority quota. Which sounds harsh and people will not like to hear that but I think it's probably true. Which is a shame because I'm sure there are many minority comedians out there who don't play it safe and have a unique act that we don't get to see because it's quick and easy to just cast, alright ill say it, Nish Kumar.
Agreed, this series has been a bit disappointing.
Agreed. It's time to wrap the show up, honestly. Even the uproarious, laugh out loud moments that Rob, Lee and David used to produce are waning a bit. I know it's been wildly successful but you need to know when something's run its course, and I think WILTY has
@@Pebble_Collector IDK man. There's always been a lot of shit comedians if you ask me. Nish Kumar is very unfunny and talks about being brown a lot, but hey, Michael McIntyre has earned a shit ton more money doing shows than Nish ever did
I love British panel shows. I think Rob is wrong, sometimes you need a guest to be reserved and quiet.
It really depends on who the other guests are. If you have a big personality like Rhod Gilbert or James Acaster, you'd want a more reserved guest.
you wouldn't want to put Jimmy Carr, Lee Mack, and Johnny Vegas on the same team for instance. They are all hilarious, but a reserved guest would compliment them better.
true. reserved ppl are often interesting, even if they aren't as often funny.
Wrong? I mean, reserved and measured is one thing, and I agree that people like that balance out the energy of the room. Someone who is almost entirely silent is another thing entirely, and I think that's what he was referring to, without making any guesses to whom he is referring.
Rob was referring to a comedian guest.
I reckon he first one he's talking about (not the one of David's team) that was trying to be post modern was Peter Serafinowicz, watched the episode and that's what he was attempting to do and it didn't really work.
Yeah, he's usually pretty funny, but he really made that episode a little awkward.
Yes. I immediately thought of Peter Serafinowicz. He's also only ever been on once.
Yeah, that's who i thought of too.
It’s really not a format for Serafinowicz He never drops a persona is always a character. Another Peter, Peter Sellars would’ve been rubbish on the show. Great comedic talents but not for WILTY.
Sharon Osbourne... I bet he's thinking about Sharon Osbourne.
Probably, my dad has a friend who does the close security for the Britain’s got talent thing and said she is a horrible person and treats everyone like 💩
I’m not surprised by that a bit….what’s her talent again? Marrying a famous person?
@@fightclub6291 manipulating a drug abuser and getting him to perform how many times a week while she sits back and rakes in the money
Everyones mentioning people who arent comedians. He said they were both comedians.
@@opinionsarelikea55holes20 Comedian is a pretty loose term.
My favourite Pod
5:40 Very interesting. Been thinking about who these 3 people are for days.
Is it me or is the audio on this atrocious? Bryden is quiet and distorted, the host earbustingly loud.
I have always wondered what happened with Dave Gorman, who was on the Janet Street Porter episode. His turn to read out the card never made the program, or any unseen clip episodes.
My favorite guests are Bob Mortimer (his friends names), Claudia Winkleman ("Well, yes, no, right, OK..") Miles Jupp (his laughter and snappy comebacks) and Greg Davies (the best storyteller). Absolutely brilliant.
Russell Howard has only been on the show once and he gave up half way through his lie, so that's my guess to who Rob was talking about
That was hilarious. Cracked under the pressure and admitted to lying before Rob even told him to. Although not as half-arsed as when Vic Reeves was given a lie featuring someone he didn’t know and a word he didn’t understand, and was so bamboozled by it that the round lasted around 15 seconds. I’m not even kidding
Russell Howards been on the show 3 times but tbf his first two were with angus deaton.
@@fuppz6419 I like Vic Reeves, I think he's funny. Something these past few years seems... wrong. He seems like the slightly bewildered uncle who isn't quite sure why he's there, but by God is he going to give it a shot. Think it might just be age, or I could be talking out of my own ass.
@@Hexen_Wulf Think he's always been that way. The incident he's referring to happened 14 years ago in the first season of WILTY.
That also happened with John Bishop.
My guess for the guest who tried to deconstruct the game would be Michael Mcintyre. I recently saw a clip he was in and it kind of fit the description. Still funny, and nobody seemed angry (except David Mitchell's comic anger) but he did seem to try to turn the game around a bit.
But wasn't that an Angus Deayton episode? I can't remember, but it was very early in the series.
@@nayrecitsuj7426 Oh yeah, that's true. Hadn't considered that, I had just watched that clip quite recently and remembered it here, but you're right, it probably wasn't him after all.
@@Jennyfisch 👍
I was thinking maybe it was Jon Richardson. If I remember correctly he did a bit of that "poking fun at the game" thing, though it didn't seem like a big deal. With the editing of these shows you never know how much they cut out.
@@Dystisis oh yea that tracks. he is way too competitive and weirldy i think he's only appeared once.
I’ve always wondered about that guy who chewed him while trying to tell his stories. Seems like SOMEONE would have told him “yeah, we don’t do that on TV.”
Does anyone know which "post-modern" comedian Rob was talking about? So curious haha
I wonder if these guys are too close to the mic or no compression is applied - when needed. I found the audio on them quite harsh and grating to listen to.
Rob's voice comes across quite gently and is even softer - which is crazy because he's the guest.
My mates mum went on it(Victoria Derbyshire) and I was gassed bc I love the show🤝
That's cool. Can you share any behind the scenes information?
@@sstills951 like what? She said that the cast were all lovely and all very funny
I couldn't get past the inane giggling from the presenters. Had to switch off
According to an interview between Brydon and Noel Gallagher, WiLTY is Noel's favourite show. Given that Shaun Ryder was on, why not Noel?
Noel is quite funny but he doesn't seem to like other people making jokes at his expense and can be a bit up himself, so he can be a bit volatile.
I feel like having him as a guest might end up being a bit uncomfortable if he takes something personally, though if he's willing to get in the spirit of things I think he could be pretty good.
Rob probably wasn’t talking about her, but I remember an episode with Judy Murray on there and she barely asked any questions. She also didn’t have to tell any lies/truths. She definitely seemed out of her depth.
They all have to read stuff from the cards, but only the best ones make the edit. Just like the best jokes etc
I need names lads
His Coogan is spot on 😂
I wonder how come that Stephen Fry was never a guest on WILTY. I would really love to see him in that role and I am sure he would be just great, like in every other thing he does!
Congrats to you, guys, for a great podcast and your fantastic guest!
I literally read yesterday that he refused to come on the show out of principle (he's great friends with Angus Deyton)
@@Omaru1982 Thanks! I will look for the details.
@@Omaru1982 I think Stephen Fry refused to come on "Have I got news for you", but it's possible he followed the same reasoning for WILTY
Fry isn't a particularly good guest anyway. He's a good host.
Ive watched WILTY for years since I was a kid and I would LOVE to see noel fielding on the show he's an incredibly unique guy with many storage stories so I would really love to see what stories he would talk about. I would also love to see noel on happy hour to I mean if you can get rob at this point Im expecting the queen next
Unique yes, funny no!
All a matter of taste, I think Noel is a brilliant comedian. 😊
@@AniWatX the mighty boosh was as interesting as paint drying
@@maybenot6075 All a matter of opinion. We will have to agree to differ.
Noel and Lee used to share a flat too back in the day!
I think the only ones who spoil it are the ones who don’t seem to get the point that they need to fool the other team. Bob Mortimer and Greg Davies know how to play the game well. I think that Lee, whilst he has plenty of opportunity to display his quick wit, it is patently obvious that 9/10 times he is lying. David is much the same but he does get truths to tell now and then. Though I am not a fn per se, of Claudia Winkleman, I do think she is a good player, Rhod Gilbert too. There have been a few who surprised me, not comedians as such but still funny and good at the game. My fave is Greg Davies when he tells stories of his childhood…like the periscope story or the secret language with his sister. So funny. Bob and his stories too have me in stitches.
Most David and Lee stories have to be lies simply because they're on there every week and they can only have so many true stories to tell. What's amusing is that they approach it from opposite ends. With David he tells stories in such a ways that you could believe they might be true, but with Lee he gives everything a veneer of BS so that you never believe any of them.
What a great choice of guest, quality rob brydon, kinda guy you could sit in the pub with for hours
There is the one lady that tried confronting David when he was making jokes about writing a will on cardboard or something. In recent years, there was a youtuber that kept turning to the audience, and was laughing and pointing at Lee saying he was funny. It's like he didn't get the audience is not part of the show and just made things awkward.
What i wanna know is, how do the producers find true stories on the guests? Even David said after the "As a child, i had a little bell..." Reveal was like, "How do you know this? Whrere do you get this info from?" Obviously he knows but they dont half find out some weird and funny trivia abour guests and panelists.
The producers don't find the true stories; the guests bring them in. Every season, Lee and David write down a few new 'truths,' and these anecdotes may or may not be used on the show. Lee and David are kept in the dark about whether something will be used as material or not. Sometimes old stories will crop up seasons later.
Dunno why David would have said, "How do you know this?" Probably just a joke.
@@cutehugeyacht I see. That makes sense.
i have a feeling he was talking about Charlie Brooker. i remember watching that episode and thinking what a weird vibe he was giving. very overly aggressive with his questioning and almost acting above the concept of the game
I don't remember his appearance but he does tend to be overly cynical and negative when appearing on other shows.
Charlie Brooker has been on more than once and was great on the show. The 6-year lie to his girlfriend about being deaf on one ear is a classic.
I agree,, I picked up on that too. Rob Delaney also seemed a bit out of place.
Yeah he is a gooch
He's an elitist prick
I don’t think WILTY is as easy as they make it look. You have to be somewhat witty, funny, and be able to tell a good lie at times.
Not everyone will be as skilled as the others.
Oh definitely not, if you're lucky you get a truth but then it means you need a story that fits David's criteria of something true that maybe as well be a lie because it's so unlikely 😂
I wonder if that's why (other than the fact that it's a comedy show) most of the guests tend to be comedians, or at least people used to maintaining a dialogue without a script, since those skills of thinking on the spot and making it funny & witty are ingrained already
Which is why many celebs just won't do it.
@@jpc2470 Yes, and often they don't even try to make it sound like a lie.
Some of those on the show have brilliant stories such as Bob Mortimer. I also like Henning Wehn. There's always something to enjoy despite the occasional dull guests. 🎉
I would say some of the worst guests (with or withour Brydon as the host) were Omid Djalili who just looked like he didnt want to be there, Sharon Osborne was just vile (and that before her awful story was told), Tara Palmer Tomkinson clearly didn't get it (when she had to tell Claudia you cant ask the guest on 'This is my' when claudia was obviously talking to Tara talking to her), Trisha Goddard was just snobby and passive aggressive (rolling her eyes when told a coconut is a seed, saying frankie boyles poems would be about drowning puppies) and of course Terry Christian, who's just a twat anyway and was saying why his team (Lee Mack and Jimmy Carr) were having a go at him and not being on his side when its all supposed to be fun, who just looked like he was taking it too serious.
Martin Kemp. Drunk?
I think Sharon was a fun guest. And what was the story?
@@heresfrankbetches921 she wanted her staff to risk her life for her and sacked her over it.
Trisha Goddard was hilarious when she said the drowning puppies part to Frankie haha. Terry Christian was funny too. I think you're just being too critical
Cian Egan tried his best to ruin one of Bob’s stories as well, kept cutting him off and taking it way to seriously
Omg I love Rob!🤣🥰
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Thanks mate
2 names: Sharon Osborne and Janice Street-Porter.
The guy from Westlife who was on with Bob Mortimer was horrendously irritating. Kept cutting in to Bob's stories and ruined it
before I even watch this video: it's going to be Janet Street Porter isnt it
She's absolutely vile on everything she's on, so you're probably right
People who light standard fire crackers.
ohh - i totally remember watching one wilty episode and finding it just a little bit awkward because of a guest, but I cannot remember when it was. I think they like interrupted Lee, and you know Lee is the star so you don’t do that. And if that is what Rob was refering too, I think he wasn’t being negative he was just defending his colleagues in a sweet way.
I know what your on about but I can't remember the person
Actually Rob said something VERY pertinent there, which I realized a few series ago which tells me that with certain guest panelists,Lee and David "play the game and do a bot of Sjhow Biz" because in this particular situation which occurs every 2 or 3 shows,I "know" every time the correct answer ,whether a guest is lying or otherwise, and if I know then Lee and David know yet,occasionally, get it "wrong" which is hard to believe.
Probably Paul Foot was the post modern guy right?
He was great when he had to lie about believing telekinesis though. Probably his analytical approach to find true/lie didn't make in the edit. Who knows? Only Rob I guess.
Just starting to watch it and I’m calling it now, bet the title is complete clickbait 😂 still love it tho 👌🏼😂
This is such a good podcast tbf
The deconstruct comment made me think of Danny Baker. Not sure if he ever did WILTY, but he definitely did that when he went on Shooting Stars.
Michael Buble is the ultimate xmas special artiste.
I remember Clement Freud on Call my Bluff, was that copyrighted?
I recall Terry Christian going on it and getting visibly tetchy!
I don't know about worst guest. The show tends to be worth watching no matter whose on it. But Bob Mortimer, James Acaster and Greg Davies are definitely some of the best guests
I feel the same. I've watched every show and haven't ever felt that a particular guest wasn't up for the game or didn't contribute sufficiently. I simply enjoy all the banter. But yes, we only see edited versions - for understandable reasons!
Ironically, Rob the guest seemed to deconstruct the show, and since he's taken over it's been so much better
Yeah I was thinking that he was talking about himself. Plus he never came back as a guest afterwards 😆
I think the person Rob is talking about who came on and instead of taking part in the comedy instead sort of sat back and watched was Omid Djalili. Shame really cause he's great
Must have been early on? I don't recall haha
Chris Addison is a friend of Robs and didn't contribute as much as Omid did.
I think Paul Foot was likely the other guy.
@@samuelwoods164 His hating beards story was very funny though. Not sure he did anything else?
The amount of Autotune that Michael Buble used, standing on his neck would just having him competing with Drake....