Does Bob Mortimer keep a didgeridoo in a tree? 🤔 | Would I Lie to You? - BBC
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer... Bob Mortimer claims to have a didgeridoo suspended from a tree in his back garden, so that when the wind blows in a certain direction it parps soothing sounds of the outback into his bedroom window.
Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode of previously unseen material from the hit comedy panel show Would I Lie To You?
Over the course of each show, a stellar cast of celebrity guests reveal amazing stories about themselves, some of which are true, and some of which are not. The aim of the game is to fool the opposition into mistaking fact for fiction and fiction for fact.
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We do beg your pardon but there’s a didgeridoo in your garden
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Theft and Wisteria
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I love how they always put Bob on Lee's team, inviting the inevitable David Mitchell interrogation process haha
And to elicit Lee's catchphrase "If this is a lie, you've really made it difficult for yourself"
Why would the producers ever have Bob Mortimer tell a lie? Robs us of an opportunity to hear one of his amazing true stories.
Well they can't have everything he says be true, or the other team would catch on. They should have given him a better lie than this though. One of David's team were bound to know that didgeridoos involve lips.
I disagree, I think it's just as funny watching him make up some complete and utter nonsense!
The sheer unpredictability is the magnificant of Mortimerian joy!
@@chaumas But you'd also expect one of David's team to know that a 50 year old man doesn't do his own dentistry by sitting on the kitchen island on a gamer's playstation chair using an Indian instrument to hold his mirror, and yet... it was true.
@@christianalexlea think youre thinking of a sitar there
I love that David knows the prevailing winds of Britain.
Darlene even I know the prevailing winds of England. Most ppl do
Along with everyone else in Britain!
Much more impressive that Bob knows the word "clooney"
@@sr4416 The actual word for that part is flagina.
@@baxter2402 I guarantee if you quizzed the general public, at least 90% would have no idea
i love Gregs existential crisis at 2:33 ish when he's like "the clooney.... which DOESN'T EXIST"
Well it's the same in most of Northern Europe as well
He really does panic, head in his hands and everything
I love the moment David picks up on what Bob is saying at 2:50 and bursts out laughing before anyone else
Bob Mortimer is hilarious
Bob Mortimer and Greg Davies in the same show is like striking gold.
Lonestarr1337 they should be in a buddy cop tv show where the main enemy is a vampire
With a guest episode starring snooker-table-man
bob's face at 3:03 was like "wtf did i just say" haahahahahahha
Faith Ting I imagine he’s had to make that face many times in his life.
"an aboriginal doesn't just go haaaaaaaah through it" 😂😂2:40
Nobody seemed to laugh but man I was creased
Didgeridoo use your lips to play a wind instrument.
Didgeridon't use wisteria.
"I've done that by utilizing the 'clooney'."
As an Australian, as soon as he read the card out I knew it was a big fat lie but gosh the false story behind it was hilarious!
The Digeridoo is something that most Brits will get to try at some point and will make no sound whatsoever. Be it at a fair or a festival or an Aussie native busking in a big city. I tried it when I was about 16 and with the strongest pre-smoker lungs I've ever had made zero sound.
One Aussie thing that was insanely popular in the late 80's when I was a kid were the tubes you swung around your head to make the whirring noise, the thing that made the helicopter noise from Crocodile Dundee (the 'phone call'), my uncle gave me one when I was 9 and I tormented everyone within half a mile with it. :D
+Rob Fraser you don't actually blow, you have to have your lips together. It warps the sound.
+Austin Gravestocks BTW I'm Australian.
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I from Texas and a friend of mine when I was a child had one and it's pretty easy to play. Easier then trying to blow a rams horn.
@@krashd Ah the good old Bullroarer.
The look of sheer disbelief and hilarity on Greg Davies face when Bob mentions the wisteria is brilliant 🤣
I'am sure Greg Davis was a great teacher, the students are deprived of such a good one now.
The space between your thumb and forefinger is actually called the 'Purlicue'
Thanks Bob for making me look that up
The space is called the purlicue but the skin 'webbing' is called 'flagina'.
where is he getting clooney from
"The Clooney - which doesn't exist, on Bob's tree..." He's wonderful. I wish he and Bob were guests on every panel show, I'd never be stuck for something to watch on telly again : )
"I have a wisteria."
*David dies*
6 people wouldn't know their digerdoo from their clooney
Somehow even funnier than "it doesn't happen every night", a perfect response, was David Mitchell's knowledge that "the prevailing wind is South Westerly"
why did they cut this from the episode, it's the best lie on the show!
I wondered why I'd never seen this one before. It was bloody genius.
I guess if they'd had Bob's apple trick and this they'd have had to cut a whole guest out?
Editors in the media are just very strange individuals.
Of the 5 best parts ever of WILTY, Bob has 4 of them. This one, the apple in half, the Owl on a cushion and Theft & Shrubbery. Kevin Bridges' 'bought a horse' rounds out the top 5
What about Bob's story about being asked to leave a town after wearing grotesque masks? Also I know you said top 5 and you're choices are brilliant no denying that but what about Greg Davis' stories like the hoot owl death sign, snorkel parker music practice room, sleeping in a bathtub or vegetables?
Bob Mortimer's story with the 'hand lion' in it is also really funny... I'm getting carried away sorry
I think henings story about being on interpols list has to be there !!!
I have to say, the hairdresser & 50 egg sandwiches has become my new Bob favorite! The apple in half & theft & shrubbery are up there too. Agree about kevin bridges horse too!
Claudia Winkleman's "Possessions" surely are top 5.
I love how proud Bob is when he says he's lying almost as if "see my life's not THAT outrageous" 🤣
I'm soothed.
He's a terrible liar but his true stories are just as unbelievable lmao
Getting Bob Mortimer to talk about putting a didgeridoo in a tree is an act of comedy genius.
I love Bob's little face when Greg asks if he's using the tree as human lips. You can see his mind going "ahhhh shit" lmao
best part is when david loses his shit at 2:57 as soon as he realises the ridiculousness of what bob is trying to convey
I watch this clip just for that moment :-)
The mental image of George Clooney holding a didgeridoo in a tree in Bob's garden is hilarious. I get the sense that George would find Bob insane and funny at the same time(like most people)
The first and last time I could tell that Bob was telling a lie. Can't deny though that every time he's on WILTY he tells the most ridiculously amazing stories.
I new this was a lie the second I heard it. My dad play's the didgeridoo and let me tell you, it's pretty hard. No way just some passing wind could do it.
same i also knew it was a big lie as soon as he read the card out!
A friend of mine when I was a child had one and it's pretty easy to play. Easier then trying to blow a rams horn.
3:03 One of my favourite Bob Mortimer reactions.
David was hesitating there at the end, he knows Bob.
More annoying than the didgeridoo: the vuvuzela
Wonderful. I don't remember this one. And good to have some cheerfulness today.....
Found out that it's called the Purlicue
If it were anyone else, I’d have said lie... but this is Bob Mortimer 😂
Bob should be on every show
Nothing brightens my day like Bob Mortimer on wilty. Nothing!
See the sad thing is, no matter how impossible it seemed, or how much the story was falling apart, I still was leaning towards it being true. Just because it’s Bob
bob is a legend, gutted that shooting stars got cancelled again. DAM YOU BBC!!!
wedged in the clooney omg Bob makes tears of laughter so easy to cry🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A Clooney. It is now.
Of course its a lie, the tree doesnt even have a name
It's not much more outlandish than some of his claims that have proved correct.
Oh my god it's Mr. Glibert
Not even Bob Mortimer could make anyone believe that...
The way he said it with such confidence!!!😂😂
Wolf!
Craftsman of improvisational comedy
You know what's the best part of this clip? That woman's laugh.
Fido Saurus Patsy Kensit
Her laughter is incredibly contagious. I wish they’d bring her back more often.
Lee and Bob are my faves ngl
Clooney
' wedged in a tree's V ' lmfao!
all he really had to do was tell them it makes a different sound than when it's played by a person
gotta love the bearded jaded david mitchell these days :)
Greg on point with the air theory.
That’s one of my favourite Greg moments on this show. He sounds so sophisticated in his reasoning, and then his various facial reactions to Bob’s floundering in response.
Love Bobs stories , I could listen to him all day.
Lol *facepalm* the sound is produced on a didgeridoo by vibrating the lips...
Sincere and probably stupid question:
Just bc the prevailing wind overall is sw that doesn't necessarily mean that the prevailing wind in every single area is sw, right? It's an averaging, no?
0:08 Note for rhotic english speakers (or listeners, to be precise): the word is "parp" as in
I have a didgeridoo suspended from a tree in my back garden so that when the wind blows in a particular direction, it *parps* soothing sounds of the outback into my bedroom window.
I didn't know what 'rhotic' meant, so had to look it up. I can now tell you that as a New Zealander, I speak non-rhotic English. Cheers!
I can never get enough of listening to bobs stories he's just brilliant
Same, Shooting Stars was the best show ever! :)
Not much time. You are Brilliant. Working with your self. Well done.
Classic
I'm surprised none of them knew that the place where a branch joins a trunk, or where a trunk splits, is called a crotch.
It's a type of large climbing plant with lots of white or purple-ish flowers on it. : )
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impressive, bob was lying and they guessed it
why do they give them lies that are just physically impossible :P
For once, it's a lie. I'm so surprised...
lol it's the Crotch of the tree
The whole group making didgeridoo noises! 🤣
Bob's my dad's brother.
David mitchell vs Bob mortimer wow
Wisteria !!
love Bob
The tree's V.
0:14 I'm calling it a lie right now because without oscillating lips you didgeridon't get sound
V shape in a tree is called a Crotch.
You'll be expecting a call from the Prime Minister
Didgeridoos don't make their distinct noise with just a gust of wind. They should have looked into this more.
+Lauren Diddykins Of course not. It's wind + wisteria.
pronkb000 it's the wisteria that makes it melodious
Well done you.
he is right about the clooney though
It's called the purlicue. The bit of flesh is called the flagina (I think)
3:30 is david going bald?
Congratulations!
His twitter is as random as he always has been. Funny about a third of the time maybe? Don't get me wrong, Vic and bob are genius. Or were. The new shooting stars was a bit poo,right?
Vedged horizontally in a tree's V..... lmfao
Why has Bob never been on David's team? I can only hope he's back for the next series of WILTY
Phillip Graves I'm guessing it's because they reckon he'd bounce better off David, with his sarcastic, inquisitive and logical sense of humour going hand in hand with bobs surreal, illogical humour. Ironically, I'd say he bounces off Lee, either just as much as, or quite possibly even more than David does hahahaha
gotta love greg, id marry him any day
you need the windforce of a hurricane to produce sound from a friggin flute. How the hell is a didgeridoo supposed to make sound from the wind...
How the fuck do you know that?