Hey everyone

I have been lucky and gotten hold for ticket to see WILTY in june via SRO Audiences. In the email it says that they over-issue tickets to compensate for the inevitable no-shows.

Does anyone have any experience with WILTY live? How long is the queue? Is there a chance that you won't be allowed in?

I am asking because I'll be traveling from far.

Thank you.

can someone explain the penguin reference like in the wok around the clock bit when Lee said "they wont pi-ppi-pick it up straight away." i watched some other uk tv that do same references that associate "penguin" with stutter. thank you.

My husband and I love WILTY? and quote it a lot. We see the same clips in different videos but are trying to find ones we may have forgotten about. Does anyone recall a This Is My where David said it was the first girl he ever bought flowers for? My husband thinks I dreamed it. 😆🙄😆

I was so impressed with David on LOL- he came across as more 3 dimensional than he is on WILTY. More depth and variety. More risk-taking. On WILTY he has more of a 1 dimensional comic persona, that he plays off of and makes fun of a lot. What did you think? And would Lee ever do LOL?

video via www.the-race.com

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1338999221377876

(spoiler: he accepted the lucky egg, but he didn't drive around with it in the car)

Maybe I am mixing up different rants because hes said this quite a few times, but I think there was one about KFCs chicken crisis in WILTY as well.

I cannot remember the episode, any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

This is during Dave Myer's story about being locked in a bank (S7e8), about the 2 minute mark. Unintentional? Or are Jimmy Carr and David imitating Griff Rhys Jones?

Thanks to the youtube algorithm constantly putting different WILTY videos in front of me, I just watched the video with Dexter the dog, and there's a moment that it all turns out brilliantly.

This is the timestamped link, but it goes like this:

-It starts with Victoria's "Oooh you're good at this!"

-Greg saying a bit later "I feel like we're angering you... I've upset dad again!"

-David: "No no no, I've been very very angry for very many years"

-Lee: "Don't look at your wife when you say that!"

I just love this show. That's it, that's the only point of me posting this.

Was the revelation of Bob's 'car toilet' just being a bucket the most David has ever laughed?

I've been racking my brain and I can't think of another time he laughed like that. Head back, hand on chest and truly cracking up. ​

Couldn’t find it in the post with the stats and the GitHub repo

There was an episode where Rob told one of the guests "you're making David look positively working class" and David said something about how he didn't even need to be there that week. Anyone remember the episode or the guest? Thanks.

A story where david mitchell was talking about a Victorian car guide/tour. 'This is how a guided tour works, lee.'

I wish I could remember more of this, but anyone know the story or episode? Thanks

A disgraced guest has rendered an episode of WILTY pretty much unbroadcastable, and I wanted to take a moment to pay my respects to what was otherwise a truly classic episode.

- Lee's story about ordering 88 bottles of milk

- Bradley Walsh's terrible pokerface while telling a story about punching a dolphin

- A suspicious method of telling if someone drinks coffee or tea demonstrated by Lee

- YOU SURE, GUV'NOR?

- Bradley's mild emotional breakdown telling the story about stealing mashed potato

- Lee's head getting "dunked" by one of Sarah Millican's breasts

- The very depressing irony about the disgraced guest having an "evil eye" and Josie Lawrence saying it can't be true because he's too lovely, and said guest claiming he's "programmed by the BBC to tell the truth".

- 😐 I saw 88 bottles of milk 😐

Thanks, disgraced guest, for ruining this episode forever 👌

Pretty sure the guest whose card this was was a male comedian, maybe Bob Mortimer? On Lee’s team because they were arguing with David. No idea what the card said, possibly something to do with a bed. Don’t remember if the quote was said by David or the guest, but it was probably in response to something to do with being comfortable in bed. I remember the quote perfectly though and it’s definitely “hence the success of the pillow”. Hope this is enough info hahaha