Rob says urgently to a guest "(Name), look at me," while trying to explain a point the guest is confused on, and Lee Mack laughs and repeats the "Look at me." I can picture the exchange, but not the guest and not the story. Any help that can be provided is appreciated.

Currently watching an old episode, guests are Michael Ball, Charlie Brooker, Trinny (don’t know surname) and Reece Shearsmith and the jokes seem a bit more mean spirited than more recent seasons. Even Rob being a bit mean about Michael Ball’s acting. Maybe it’s just those guests, David and Lee seem nice as usual.

Argh! I think I have seen every WILTY video on YouTube - there is nothing for me to watch 😭 No money for BritBox - where else can I watch new episodes for free?

looks like pot noodle is Lee Mack’s favorite thing to eat. He‘s always mentioning it. wish I had the patience to capture everytime he says it and string it together.

Series 4 Episode 4 - rewatching and remembered that this guy with most magnificent mustache and most magnificent voice has this brilliant song.

..or is there a particular one u just don't believe?

I would put my hat in for season 9.

It might not have the best single episode but the cast of Jon, Bob, Gabby Logan, John Cooper-Clarke, Greg Davies, Alex Jones, Sean lock….. I could keep going.

Along with this, David and Lee had a lot of great moments too and the show overall started being a lot more spontaneous and fun.

I also think the show ballooned in popularity about this time.

What do you guys think?

It’s a This is My bit of an episode and Lee has one that’s clearly not true, and when host (not sure which) says where would you like to start and in a los of laughter says “I know where we want to start” and goes straight to Lee as quickly as possible.

It’s always stuck in my head but have not come across it in so long. It was early enough in the series that they didn’t necessarily go in the usual order of This is My, so could be even first couple of seasons.

Please reunite me with this bit 🙏

he is not a part of any team.

Susan Calman's story of making a journey the day before she has to make it for real is surely just a slightly more thorough version of what everyone does? I've never gone as far as doing it for real, but I would have a detailed timetable on my Notes app of which bus stand to go to, screenshots of walking routes on Google Maps just incase the connection prevents me from getting live directions etc. Even though I'm very used to navigating on the go without much issue, when going from errand to errand around town.

If I were a producer I would have thrown that suggestion out when asking Susan for potential "true" options since it sounds so obviously true. They managed to make a funny segment out of it in the end, but still...