Does Martin Clunes Spice Up His Dressing Routine? - Would I Lie To You? Series 4 Episode 9 - BBC One
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Martin Clunes claims that he often changes the order in which he gets dressed in order to spice up his daily routine. But is he telling the truth?
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Dunno why they never asked him back. He’s quick witted and clever. Perfect fit for this show imo
The man's absolutely intimidating . Perfect combination of height , voice and authority. Martin Clunes should have done more films .
'Oh, you're familiar with my feet, are you?' LOL
Apparently, in the 17th century or so there was a suicide note which cited "this constant buttoning and unbuttoning" as the reason for ending it all
David is hesitant because he knows it's a brilliant idea and he wants to do it himself from now on.
These contestants are so quick witted. I understand for regulars, but some of these who aren't regulars are still very good at making lies sound real, and vice versa.
''Oh..You're familiar with my feet are you?'' hahah was David just put in his place? lol
I love Doc Martin....and the guy who plays him on TV.
😂 oh man, Lee mack "tackle between legs"
Sometimes I like to pretend that he's a woman as well.
Socks before pants was in peep show once
Socks before or after trousers, but never socks before pants, that's the rule. Makes a man look scary, like a chicken.
I put my socks on first, then the pants, then the trousers, then the shirt.
Wilfred King I think that's where the idea may have come from
that's too bland a thing to lie about
I put my socks on before trousers, otherwise I need to pull my trousers up to pull my socks up.
I love the Clunes' voice :D
I sometimes put my socks on before my jeans so the socks don't get all bunched up.
British television is far more superior than our television. This was hysterical
more superior?
I can certainly see why you came to that conclusion from this one bit.
OMG Martin Clunes Im melting
I thought the title said: "Spice up his _cross-dressing_ routine" when I first read it.
Martin knows about the Sock Gap :)
I only have black socks. No matching problems during the washing process and if one wears out or is lost just wait for a another to become single.
Lee Mack has always been British Chandler Bing for me, but at 1:46 he becomes Ross..
I love how he actually does this, so cute :)
I read the title wrong the first time. I thought it was "I dressed Spice Girls something.."
So in the UK "pants" is short for "underpants", but how do you refer to pants as in long pants, eg tracksuit pants
tmuxor Trousers.
In London, we call tracksuit pants tracksuits, tracksuit bottoms, or jogging bottoms. There are also jeans, and trousers, which you wear as part of a suit.
2 pairs of feet lol
1:46 LOL
@stonemonkey999 thats how they spelt it...
Tell me you're English without telling me you're English:
"I like to change order of my socks and shoes to spice things up"
Oh Rob, you and your long socks.
I actually do this…
I'm not from 'Murica'.
Socks before or after trousers, but never socks before pants, that’s the rule. Makes a man look scary, like a chicken.
He looks like a skinny Louie Anderson
WELL......are they black socks?
Well you have no excuse for spelling like one, then
Is it bad that I guessed it was true, because it was something I could imagine doing myself?
Actually, that's totally why David Mitchell thought it was true too
seem as though the BBC is british, and in british english it is spelt, then he spelt it correctly
We need an American version of this show with Louis CK and Bill Burr as the team leaders.
Or you could just, y'know, watch this version.
Ramone Cricket I do watch this version, but I have a feeling it would be even more entertaining if I knew most of the guests of the show. A lot of the mare newscasters and presenters from British TV.
No that's really the last thing we need tbh
I think when he says "we need" he refers to American viewers who largely have no idea who the guests are. I mean I think it's a great way to find out about new people and comedians, but it has potential for the US. He's not wrong either.
To say that people should just watch one version of a show because it's already great & belongs to your culture, is the equivalent of people saying our countries are the same with the same culture and so should have the same as us and be the same as us, which is wrong.
We share a great many things compared to other countries in the world, but our senses of humour in general take very different approaches. We Brits typically take fun in mockery and examining the pointlessness of everything in a more pessimistic, comedic way. The US on the other hand, largely has a culture of optimism. For example, people are told what they should do when they win the lottery, like the chance of it happening are actually worth talking about and exploring the options, and people listen to these shows!
Here in the UK, we all talk about how pointless the lottery is, knowing the chance of winning is incredibly low and that a great many people play it without any hope of winning or just don't bother. We would find the notion of a show telling us how to use our winnings ridiculous because nobody actually believes they will win it and so wouldn't waste time doing actual research to figure it out.
It is the last thing we "Brits" need to have a US version, because ours is already kickass. But for many Americans, they would prefer to see people they recognise on the show, rather than actors, newsreaders and other popular media personnel from British media that they have limited access to.
Röss Lämönt
Thank you.
Stonemonkey999, it's spelled spelled.
Unless you're referring to the species of wheat.
CyclopsAndTheMonocle Only in America are you ignorant of the truth. Outside America both forms are used.
Without quite having the energy to look it up, I suspect my trusty Chambers dictionary would say either 'spelled' or 'spelt' are fine, perhaps with one being slightly more common than another
Goodness me, no offence, but sometimes I think you people have absolutely no idead of what happens beyond the borders of your 'Murica... *_*
"You people?" There are 340 million Americans. How many of them are posting on this thread?
@@PerthTowneyeah but youre all the same
I like this show, but the whiteness is overwhelming
Whiteness??
The host and team captains are white and male, which won't change anytime soon, but guest representation is approximately in line with the population. It's likely that sex, race, disability etc in guest selection is deliberately tailored episode to episode and season to season to fit with the published BBC aims. In the latest seasons you won't find an episode with more than 2 male guests, for example. In the latest two seasons, approximately 85% of the guests were white and 48% were male.
@@Kipah Honestly, so bloody what?
So?
@@monacophotographyevents2384 it's all in my comment per BBC aims. No one cares that you want us to know you don't care. I don't know why you bother commenting.