Would I Lie to You? S8E17 1 July 2023 on Dave
Tonight (Saturday 1 July 2023), Dave broadcasts an episode of the series Would I Lie to You?!
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Season 8 Episode 17 Episode Summary
In this installment, the cast members take turns sharing their own personal stories, some of which may be true and others cleverly fabricated. As they weave tales of wild adventures, unexpected encounters, and peculiar experiences, it’s up to the opposing team to decipher fact from fiction. With quick wit, sharp observations, and plenty of good-natured ribbing, the panelists engage in a battle of comedic prowess, leaving both the audience and their fellow teammates in stitches.
This episode promises to deliver a delightful mix of hilarious bluffs and uncomfortable truths as the cast members test their storytelling skills and try to outwit their opponents. With David Mitchell’s dry humor, Lee Mack’s quick comebacks, Bruno Tonioli’s infectious charm, Adam Buxton’s wit, Kirsty Wark’s razor-sharp intellect, and Rob Beckett’s comedic genius, the stage is set for an evening of non-stop laughter and entertainment.
What Time is the Episode On?
The episode of Would I Lie to You? will be broadcast on July 1 2023 on Dave at 4:20 PM.
Is the Episode New?
The episode of Would I Lie to You? is all new!
Would I Lie to You? Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Rob Byrdon Lee Mack David Mitchell |
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Would I Lie to You? Series Information
| Celebrities reveal unusual facts and tell embarrassing stories (some of which are true) on this comedy panel game. What could be better in the current celebrity-obsessed culture? Two teams of four celebrities compete against each other on each episode. The teammates reveal unusual facts and embarrassing stories about themselves -- some true, some not. The opposing team must determine what is true and what is made up. A team gains a point for correctly guessing the validity of the opposing team's story. If a team guesses incorrectly, the team that told the story gets the point. |
