Had Lee's bike bit been true, his rant would have made this the greatest single skit in the history of this show... Right up there with Sean Locke's mastery of 8OO10 Cats does Countdowns carrot in a box.
i'm not moaning about ads at all pls, it is quite funny, how one always kicks in just as Rob is saying.. so tell us, truth or lie?? gives it quite a cliffhanger edge! 🙂 x thankyou for sharing this.. it's got a great older telly feel..
I would like to have believed you Lee but I've seen The Goonies 🤣🤣🤣 *Henning is great ... *Sorry Lee but even under heavy medication and sitting in front of a water pipe I still don't think you were close 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why do the producers always make David read something about doing or participating in sports? Anybody who saw David Mitchell for more than 2 episodes of this show knows he has never even watched sports in the telly. If you really want to fool ppl give him a line about studying medieval torturing techniques or something
1:04 Talks about distance in “miles”. 😂 Every other Posh Brit: “those Americans are weird…they don’t use kilometers and liters…they us miles and gallons” 😂🤣😂
Yeah, the Brits have struggled to change to metric, to say the least. But at least they've tried. Americans and Liberians are the only folks in the *world* still using Fahrenheit, though.
@Rene Jean We haven't struggled, it isn't necessary. We use a mix of our traditional imperial measurements, and also metric. It isn't uncommon that you'd measure someone's height in feet, weight in stones and pounds, but the weather in celsius and a pencil in centimetres.
@@saint4life09 - I agree that some things are better in imperial, but it does seem strange to mix the two systems. I've heard people swap from one to the other in the same sentence! I'm a Brit living in the states so I'm at the other end of the spectrum now.
@Rene Jean It's never really seemed strange to me. I mean I hated being taught how to convert the systems in school and can't remember it, but generally it's just fine considering any tape measure or ruler has both. If anything it just means that Brits have a leg up on measurements of things from pretty much anywhere in the world, because we'd naturally be able to understand what an American meant giving a measument in inches, but also what a French person would mean giving a measurement in centimetres. Working in IT it helps as talking to an American company, they might informally give a measurement for something in inches and feet, but talking to a mainland European you'd get someone who's used to just using metric, and I can understand the rough size of either measurement.
@@rakadoni8403 Yes, he is saying he picked up with his bare hand or hands a sauna rock that was hot enough to turn liquid vodka instantly into steam? You should look up how quickly you get certain degrees of burns at various temperatures.
I can remember when Crispin Odey shouted from Johnson's office in Downing St. at the top of his voice "Francois, get in here now you bloody cretin". the little Mark Francois hurried in to the Prime Minister's office like a puppy on catnip, Odey stood up, towering over the dork, Francois and forcefully grabbed his left ear as tight as a vice grip, dragging the tiny fat little squeeking Francois over to the window, threatening him with as loud a voice as he could "If you screw this up again you stupid twerp, I'll drop kick you through this window, do you understand" Francois, visibly shaking and contorting his squishy little face into an exagerated form of his usual comedy gurning apearance cried "Sorry Sir, owch, I'll do it, I'll do it I prommise" Crispin Odey, now with his red face and teeth showing loud and clear, released Francois, pushing him over onto the floor then with the loudest shout so far "now get out of here and don't come back empty handed, do you understand?" he kicked the little crumpled schoolboy lookalike on the floor so hard, even I winced at the obvious pain. We often laugh about that day over wine and cheese.
Best comedy panel show ever created.
Had Lee's bike bit been true, his rant would have made this the greatest single skit in the history of this show... Right up there with Sean Locke's mastery of 8OO10 Cats does Countdowns carrot in a box.
Lee mack, David and Rob are comedy gold. Class. First comedians i’ve ever actually liked and enjoyed. Love this show too.
No wonder Lee is so fast with a name like Mach...
@@NotoriousWhistler you were saying….
@@Gaffer01 they were saying we can see your edit.
@@jakealghul2051 I know lmao
Right on the money! Although first comedians u ever liked? Couldn't have watched many x
“The queues at Argos are huge, how long was you in the queue for?”
… “for ages” 😂😂😂
A like for the hand walking!
Lee Mack ended up mooning the whole front row audience while riding the bike @2:23!😂
Lee biking around with a bit of cheek showing at 2:20 made me crack up. Talk about the butt of the joke.
So much work went into crafting this comment I reckon 😅
@@ahmedalmahdie Only like 15 minutes. Don't underestimate me, please.
Had to go back for the crack.
i could watch Rob, David and Lee, together, in anything forever.
Omg Lee's crack showing is the best thing ever haha
It’s only just occurred to me that Rob literally is just Uncle Bryn 😂
i'm not moaning about ads at all pls, it is quite funny, how one always kicks in just as Rob is saying..
so tell us, truth or lie??
gives it quite a cliffhanger edge! 🙂 x
thankyou for sharing this..
it's got a great older telly feel..
Jamie is a good sport I like him lol
I love the presenter, Rob Little 😂.
I really love this show 💕 i
13:23 Poor David... that was personal. He took it like a gentleman, he's the bigger person.
I mean, he's always the bigger person when Rob is in the room
@@Telemergion Warwick Davis said it, and the small person joke you make is about Rob Brydon? Lmao
@@NoSageMeadow Yup
I think I'm in love with Claudia Winkleman 😍
I would like to have believed you Lee but I've seen The Goonies 🤣🤣🤣
*Henning is great ...
*Sorry Lee but even under heavy medication and sitting in front of a water pipe I still don't think you were close 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Definitely believed josh whitticomb! And Lee's cake. Good job
I mean, it’s Jamie Laing. OF COURSE he didn’t know the rocks were hot!
Love from the states friends 😂
Man I love this show 😂
Wow, Brydon is a smol fella
Love henning so dry
Why do the producers always make David read something about doing or participating in sports?
Anybody who saw David Mitchell for more than 2 episodes of this show knows he has never even watched sports in the telly. If you really want to fool ppl give him a line about studying medieval torturing techniques or something
They do that to David for the same reason they give Lee ridiculous cards to read, coz everyone knows it'll be something impossible
Ha ha ha Lee was doing a mooney
These clips are amazing
After the mask task in taskmaster, I'm not surprised bob would like to taste David's face
5:00 was it back in the mid 90's?
13:00 a perfect comeback from David to Rob should have been 'shut up and go fetch the ball.'
You literally cut out the best bit where he throws the bike
They’re all shitting on Jamie and frankly I probs would too, but I can totally understand his reaction to starting a fire especially at 18 years old
18 and a half
2:23
1:04 Talks about distance in “miles”. 😂
Every other Posh Brit: “those Americans are weird…they don’t use kilometers and liters…they us miles and gallons” 😂🤣😂
Yeah, the Brits have struggled to change to metric, to say the least. But at least they've tried. Americans and Liberians are the only folks in the *world* still using Fahrenheit, though.
@Rene Jean We haven't struggled, it isn't necessary. We use a mix of our traditional imperial measurements, and also metric. It isn't uncommon that you'd measure someone's height in feet, weight in stones and pounds, but the weather in celsius and a pencil in centimetres.
No Brit would complain about miles for sure. US gallons are different so yeah kinda, but miles, not really.
@@saint4life09 - I agree that some things are better in imperial, but it does seem strange to mix the two systems. I've heard people swap from one to the other in the same sentence! I'm a Brit living in the states so I'm at the other end of the spectrum now.
@Rene Jean It's never really seemed strange to me. I mean I hated being taught how to convert the systems in school and can't remember it, but generally it's just fine considering any tape measure or ruler has both.
If anything it just means that Brits have a leg up on measurements of things from pretty much anywhere in the world, because we'd naturally be able to understand what an American meant giving a measument in inches, but also what a French person would mean giving a measurement in centimetres. Working in IT it helps as talking to an American company, they might informally give a measurement for something in inches and feet, but talking to a mainland European you'd get someone who's used to just using metric, and I can understand the rough size of either measurement.
You'd think he'd have massive third degree burns, need skin grafs, nerve issues etc.
Were you taking avout Jamie lang?
@@rakadoni8403 Yes, he is saying he picked up with his bare hand or hands a sauna rock that was hot enough to turn liquid vodka instantly into steam? You should look up how quickly you get certain degrees of burns at various temperatures.
😊😅😂
Lee "that is the most belittling thing I have ever heard" shorty looked peeved. Who be little?
I can remember when Crispin Odey shouted from Johnson's office in Downing St. at the top of his voice "Francois, get in here now you bloody cretin". the little Mark Francois hurried in to the Prime Minister's office like a puppy on catnip, Odey stood up, towering over the dork, Francois and forcefully grabbed his left ear as tight as a vice grip, dragging the tiny fat little squeeking Francois over to the window, threatening him with as loud a voice as he could "If you screw this up again you stupid twerp, I'll drop kick you through this window, do you understand"
Francois, visibly shaking and contorting his squishy little face into an exagerated form of his usual comedy gurning apearance cried "Sorry Sir, owch, I'll do it, I'll do it I prommise" Crispin Odey, now with his red face and teeth showing loud and clear, released Francois, pushing him over onto the floor then with the loudest shout so far "now get out of here and don't come back empty handed, do you understand?" he kicked the little crumpled schoolboy lookalike on the floor so hard, even I winced at the obvious pain.
We often laugh about that day over wine and cheese.