TV Series2007 · BBC One · Continuing · 29 min
A comedy panel show featuring team captains, Lee Mack and David Mitchell plus two guests per team. Each team member is tasked with revealing embarrassing facts and outrageous lies, and it's up to the opposing team to sort out the tall tales from fantastic facts.
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David Mitchell
Self - Team Captain
184 episodes
Rob Brydon
Self - Host / Self
170 episodes
Lee Mack
Self - Team Captain
184 episodes
Angus Deayton
Self - Host
15 episodes
Ulrika Jonsson
Self
1 episode
Neil Morrissey
Self
1 episode
Larry Lamb
Self
1 episode
Kelvin MacKenzie
Self
1 episode
Omid Djalili
Self
1 episode
Danny Wallace
Self
1 episode
Wendy Richard
Self
1 episode
Bernard Cribbins
Self
1 episode
Rufus Hound
Self
1 episode
Fern Britton
Self
2 episodes
Dave Gorman
Self
1 episode
Ronni Ancona
Self
1 episode
Leslie Ash
Self
1 episode
Harry Enfield
Self
1 episode
Trinny Woodall
Self
1 episode
Deborah Meaden
Self
1 episode
Keeley Hawes
Self
1 episode
Kate Silverton
Self
1 episode
Reginald D. Hunter
Self
1 episode
Janet Street-Porter
Self
1 episode
Myleene Klass
Self
1 episode
Reece Shearsmith
Self
1 episode
Brian Cox
Self
1 episode
Ben Fogle
Self
1 episode
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
Self
1 episode
Ken Livingstone
Self
1 episode
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