Sure do! I have to turn down the sound over the credits however, they're deafening. My favourite part is "This is ..." - how they keep the stories going when they're not true is brilliant. Loved the German guy on last night, think I have heard him on Radio 4's "The Unbelievable Truth", another of my favourites. We used to enjoy "Have I got News for You" but it seemed to be more and more vitriolic and less witty as the months by, and in the end we just turned it off.
I'm with you there Shysal it is good to watch a witty programme without what seems to be the essential 'f' word, it is very clever too. Not sure if it is rehearsed but if it is then it is really clever to appear so spontaneous.
Sorry forgot to say Annsixty Lee Mack is the same Lee Mack who appears in 'Not going out' which I also enjoy but it is a bit silly at times - and again no foul language, always a plus for me.
Rob Brydon is the 'fellow in the middle' AKA and David Mitchell and Lee Mack are the captains.
I love the programme and think Rob Brydon is really funny. We saw him at the Edinburgh Fringe one year with Dh's brother and his wife who's relationship wasn't going too well. It was during his 'Taxi Driver' period and the whole sketch was about marriage breakdowns, which Bil and Sil didn't enjoy and we daren't. Bil and Sil recently celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary so it turned out ok despite Rob Brydon.
Thanks Kitty I'm pretty useless on names even on a good day. Not too hot on faces either. I actually thought that Rob Brydon was that detective chappy on 'Murder in Paradise' for ages.
Aka they do look alike, don't they? I've forgotten his name but he was really good when he was in partnership with the gorgeous Alexander Armstrong - maybe his name is Ben Miller? He was in a comedy series with Sarah Alexander(?), which also included Alison Steadman, where he played a hapless groom to be.
Bet I've confused everyone now! That's just so you forget that Lee Mack is mine!
LOVE 'Would I lie to You' and everyone in it.... I can watch Rob Brydon in absolutely anything. Like Lee Mack, but all you above can have him... not my type. Prefer David Mitchell...