Would I Lie to You? “The Best Bits” S19E11 13 March 2026 on BBC One

On Friday 13 March 2026, BBC One broadcasts Would I Lie to You?!

The Best Bits Season 19 Episode 11 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Would I Lie to You?” titled “The Best Bits” promises to be a delightful treat for fans. Set to air on BBC One, this episode brings back familiar faces Rob Brydon, Lee Mack, and David Mitchell. They will revisit some of the most memorable moments from the show’s 19th series.

In “The Best Bits,” viewers can expect a compilation of hilarious anecdotes and clever banter that has made the show so popular. The episode will highlight the funniest stories and the most entertaining interactions between the guests and the hosts. With the charm and wit of Brydon, Mack, and Mitchell, this episode is sure to evoke laughter and nostalgia.

As the trio reflects on the past series, they will share their thoughts on the best stories and the funniest lies told. Fans of the show will enjoy seeing their favorite moments once again, along with some behind-the-scenes insights. “The Best Bits” aims to celebrate the spirit of the show and remind everyone why “Would I Lie to You?” has become a beloved staple of British television.

What Time is the “The Best Bits” Episode On?

The The Best Bits episode of Would I Lie to You? will be broadcast on March 13 2026 on BBC One at 9:30 PM.

Is the “The Best Bits” Episode New?

The The Best Bits episode of Would I Lie to You? is all new!

Would I Lie to You? The Best Bits Cast & Stars

Main Cast
Rob Byrdon Lee Mack David Mitchell

The Best Bits Episode Videos & Previews

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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.