TV Series2022 · The CW · Ended · 22 min
This American version of the British comedy panel features team captains joined by a stellar cast of celebrity guests who weave elaborate tales… that may or may not be the truth. Competing teams then ask questions and watch body language to determine which are outrageous but true, and which are made-up stories.
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Aasif Mandvi
Self - Host
13 episodes
Matt Walsh
Self - Team Captain
13 episodes
Sabrina Jalees
Self - Team Captain
13 episodes
Dulcé Sloan
Self
1 episode
Hannah Pilkes
Self
1 episode
Richard Kind
Self
1 episode
Santino Fontana
Self
1 episode
Julie Klausner
Self
1 episode
Preet Bharara
Self
1 episode
Shalewa Sharpe
Self
1 episode
Rachel Feinstein
Self
1 episode
Jordan Klepper
Self
1 episode
Nikki James
Self
1 episode
John Hodgman
Self
1 episode
Michael Urie
Self
1 episode
Robin de Jesús
Self
1 episode
Christian Finnegan
Self
1 episode
Bridget Everett
Self
1 episode
Dylan Baker
Self
1 episode
Michael Ian Black
Self
2 episodes
Jordan Carlos
Self
1 episode
Eugene Mirman
Self
1 episode
Michael Boatman
Self
1 episode
Hari Kondabolu
Self
1 episode
Amy Carlson
Self
1 episode
Cole Escola
Himself
1 episode
Kurt Fuller
Himself
1 episode
Sarah Steele
Herself
1 episode
Karen Chee
1 episode
Adam Pally
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