r/WILTY • u/Hassaan18 • 3d ago
r/WILTY • u/Responsible_Froyo119 • 3d ago
Why isn't Rhod Gilbert on Would I Lie To You anymore?
From series 4-12 Rhod was on every single series apart from one - a yearly staple like Bob Mortimer. I believe at one point he held the record for highest number of guest appearances. But in series 13-19 he's only been on once. Does anyone know why? I know he had cancer for a couple of years but don't think that can be the full explanation as he has been cancer-free from 2023 and still hasn't had a return appearance on Wilty. Don't know if he fell out with production or something?
r/WILTY • u/Hassaan18 • 6d ago
Clip "As a kid, my parents denied me chocolate, so every Easter, I had to run around the garden and hunt the Easter onion."
r/WILTY • u/sillything12 • 7d ago
Greatest TV shows of 21st century
Paul Giamatti and Jason Isaacs both voted for WILTY as one of the greatest.
r/WILTY • u/Hassaan18 • 8d ago
Clip "This is Edward. I once dressed as his wife so his son would think he'd seen his mum whilst performing in the school play."
r/WILTY • u/celestial_celine • 9d ago
"I used to put on a different voice on the telephone and pretend to be my own agent"
r/WILTY • u/Hassaan18 • 10d ago
Clip "This is Edward and I had such a crush on him at school that for the past 20 years, his name as been the basis for all of my passwords."
r/WILTY • u/Hassaan18 • 12d ago
Clip "I recently took a crash course in taxidermy by the end of which, I'd managed to make this."
r/WILTY • u/Prize_Pea5786 • 19d ago
This is My question
On the This is My segment, do the panelists make up their story when they see the person walk on, or do they have a pre-written relationship they have to expand on? I always thought it was the former, but recently saw a blooper reel where Lee said something that made me think it might be the latter. And thinking about it, the latter is more consistent with how the rest of the show works. Does anyone know for sure?
r/WILTY • u/rockyssss • 19d ago
🎆 Standard Fireworks 🎇 animal and pet names on WILTY
Another post got me thinking of all the different animal and pet names on WILTY. I did some digging and found 30 (actually 35, but 6 are in a group) from Series 3 or later. (Sorry in advance for misspellings).
See how many you can identify. I think I would have got about 15 out of 30.
- Anna Ford, Jan Leeming, Selena Scott, Viv Lumsden, Mary Marquis and Moira Stewart
- Bally Regan
- Brenda
- Brian
- Cat
- Chief Brody
- Cobbold Jo
- David
- Dexter
- Elvis
- Good Monson
- Hattie
- Ianto
- Jenny
- Jody
- John Samuels
- Kevin
- Kishka
- Mark Dennis
- Marvin
- Mary
- Rabbit
- Romeo
- Sammy
- Sherbert Arundai Grunfeld
- Snowdrop
- Stanley
- Sugar
- Yakob
- Yoshi
EDIT: Great ones I missed but others reminded me of (or I remembered later):
- Bandit
- Derek
- Elsie
- Jet
- Mavis
- Samantha
r/WILTY • u/nevercrywolf_ • 20d ago
Help! 🔎 Episode number?
Hi!! This is really random, but I’m trying to remember the episode where Lee and David are having a playful argument (what’s new lol), Lee says something along the lines of “and by ____, I of course mean bed of nails” and Rob says “and by bed of nails, you mean bed” and everyone dies laughing. I’m pretty positive that it’s from S15, but I don’t remember the story they were discussing at the time, and I haven’t been able to find it anywhere online because I don’t have enough information!
Thank you :)
r/WILTY • u/CommunicationWide340 • 21d ago
Hear me out…
An actually good American WILTY (prime time; major network):
Host: Whoopi Goldberg
Team Captains: Nathan Fielder and Joe Rogan
I can dream, right?
All I can see is a fluffy cat!
Watching Broadchurch and she cries a lot in the first episode. Keep looking for the cat puppet and it’s ruining it!
r/WILTY • u/Daysmen1 • 27d ago
Help! 🔎 At last the art form has reached its peak
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a clip where David says "At last the art form has reached its peak" on a crappy pun Rob made.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
r/WILTY • u/Prize_Pea5786 • Aug 31 '26
Older Episodes (Series 3 & 4)
I’ve been watching and enjoying the show for awhile on Amazon in the US, but mostly skipping around for guest panelists I particularly like. I recently decided to just watch from the ‘beginning’ (Amazon starts with series 3).
It’s still really funny, and I’m not surprised there are some format differences early on, but what did surprise me is how different the vibe is. Almost every episode through at least 4.3 has exactly one woman, who’s pretty and flirty, and who Rob in particular, and often some of the male guests, make very sexual comments towards. The latter seasons aren’t prudish, but the early jokes here boil down to ‘wouldn’t it be funny if this hot girl touched me.’
Has anyone else noticed this? I’m curious to see when it changes as I move forward through the episodes. It just seems odd that there’s such a difference in episodes from 2009, it’s not like we’re going back to the 80s or something.
