Would I Lie To You? is a BBC One panel show originally hosted by Angus Deayton and now hosted by Rob Brydon.

Team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, with the help of two guests each, must hoodwink each other into believing that what is fake is true, and what is true is not.

The aim of the game is to fool the opposition into mistaking fact for fiction and fiction for fact. To do so, panellists need quick-wit and a poker face. Only those who can think on their feet will survive interrogation from the other team.

For example, Bill Oddie revealed he was saved from drowning by a character from Rainbow, Lorraine Kelly admitted she presented a live show whilst drunk, and it turned out Sir Terry Wogan used to set fire to colleague's scripts live on air. However, David Mitchell did not really kill a rat with his BAFTA and Nick Hewer was spinning a yarn when he described how he used to play ping-pong on the boardroom table with Lord Sugar.

Our Review: One of the best panel shows on TV - it's frequently hilarious (and that's not a word we use often).

Perhaps the greatest thing about this show though is the interesting tidbits it throws up about our favourite comedians. For example, in the first series we found out Lee Mack was the stable boy for famous race horse Red Rum, Dom Joly was at school with Osama Bin Laden (no, really!) and Frankie Boyle is allergic to coins. Meanwhile the second series featured some quite unbelievable truths - for example, Michael McIntyre admitted he really has worn bronzing powder since he was 12, and that he once owned a car that would only turn left.

With Series 5 averaging 3.5 million viewers, the highest series average to date, the programme looks set to go from strength to strength. However, for the new 6th series the show has moved to a pre-watershed 8:30pm slot. It means the language has been toned down a bit... will it help or affect the ratings, we'll have to wait and see.