Would I Lie to You? S19E3 16 January 2026 on BBC One

On Friday 16 January 2026, BBC One broadcasts Would I Lie to You?!

Season 19 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Would I Lie to You?” promises to deliver another round of laughter and intrigue. Hosted by the charming Rob Brydon, this award-winning comedy panel show continues to delight fans with its unique blend of storytelling and wit.

In this episode, the quick-witted team captains, Lee Mack and David Mitchell, will lead their teams through a series of surprising tales. Each celebrity guest will share intriguing stories about their lives, but not everything may be as it seems. The challenge lies in determining which stories are true and which are cleverly crafted fabrications.

This week, the lineup includes the talented Meera Syal, the humorous Henning Wehn, the beloved Martine McCutcheon, and the entertaining Gary Wilmot. Each guest brings their own flair and personality, ensuring that the banter will be lively and the stories will be captivating.

Viewers can expect plenty of laughter as the teams try to outsmart each other while figuring out the truth behind the guests’ tales. With a mix of humor and suspense, this episode of “Would I Lie to You?” is set to be another memorable addition to the series. Tune in to see who can spot the lies and who will leave everyone guessing.

What Time is the Episode On?

The episode of Would I Lie to You? will be broadcast on January 16 2026 on BBC One at 8:30 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
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.