The Unbelievable Truth - Season 12 Full Episodes - David Mitchell, Ed Byrne, Victoria Coren Mitchell

Enjoy the full episodes of the whole of Series 12 of The Unbelievable Truth, hosted by David Mitchell.
With a load of funny panellists talking a mix of truths and lies, see if you can suss out the fact from the fiction as you listen and laugh along!
Subjects talked about in Series 12:
Poison, Etiquette, Jelly, David Mitchell (!), Eton, Babies, Russia, Hats, Trees, Doctors, Newspapers, Spain & more...
Comedians in Series 12:
Arthur Smith, Henning Wehn, Bridget Christie, Ed Byrne, Marcus Brigstocke, Holly Walsh, John Finnemore, Rufus Hound, Henning Wehn, Graeme Garden, Jeremy Hardy, Victoria Coren- Mitchell & more....
Devised by Graeme Garden and Jon Naismith for the BBC
First broadcast in 2014
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[@leeshapon]

thanks for uploading, these are perfect for falling asleep to

[@jimisi7424]

I think if it's got texture it's no longer a fart. David's logic makes me cry with laughter once again

[@dbreazerify]

Nervous pudding was 1930s diner slang 😂

[@Shakespeare3977]

Love this show!!

[@MichaelCoombes776]

David's dressing gown featured on Would I Lie To You, interesting re-appearance there.

[@klaythoring1326]

Nervous pudding I’ve only heard as a joke, but I was once surprised to find out what ambrosia salad is…and other salads that somehow have Jell-O and mayonnaise 🤢

[@nicolepsy]

American here. I've never once heard Jell-O called 'nervous pudding'. One time I was in southern Virginia and heard it called 'congealed salad'.

[@Bedtimebanter]

Haha, really, congealed salad?! Can't say I'd order that off a menu! 😂

[@nicolepsy]

@@Bedtimebanter
Me neither! I had to wait until the food arrived to see what it was, lol (another person at the table ordered it).

[@janeeyre1990]

As a Midwestern US American, I have also never heard of nervous pudding.

[@IlvaTippler]

Yeah here to represent the deep south lol. No one calls it nervous pudding. I have heard congealed salad.

[@mikec63136]

I think the researchers exclusively talk to New Yorkers who a) are either lying or telling them 1930's slang or b) are New Yorkers

[@curiousuranus810]

Thank you for this.

[@Pagliacci_Rex]

The nervous pudding thing sounds like diner slang and probably picked it up from some old TV program.

[@LoneKharnivore]

Yeah they actually say that it's specific to diners - like "shit on a shingle" or "Adam and Eve on a raft."

[@ToddVaules]

American 62 years old, been in every state except Alaska. Lived northeast, southeast, west coast, southwest, NEVER HEARD OF NERVOUS PUDDING except as a joke. Never seen it on a menu. I have seen a jello dessert that looks like the ‘nervous pudding’ picture on google. Brits also appear to have trouble understanding the difference between our Jelly, Jam, and Preserves. I think between Fox News and the movies they have are uniquely warped view of America. But I’m definitely an Anglophile spiritually and genetically (77%). Even lived in London for a few months. 🏳️

[@AzraelSWFC2011]

The whole section about David sounds true. lol. TBH, if you said "David Mitchell is married to Victoria Coren". You would 100% say, Well thats clearly bullshit. lol.

[@craigwillingham9511]

Far superior to anything on American public radio.

[@chris...9497]

Baseball was NOT invented by Abner Graves! It was invented by Abner Doubleday, an American Civil War hero.

[@happivaras]

2:28:48~2:29:17
Shots fired😱💩🦆😵

[@dan7163]

Just like in QI many "facts" are completely false

[@cabrown308]

I’m just not a fan of Henning (sp?)