New host Rob Brydon joins regular team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the comedy panel show all about truths and lies. The panelists this week are Carol Vorderman, Larry Lamb, Jo Brand, and Russell Howard.

Ken Livingstone, Reginald D. Hunter, Fern Britton, and Stephen Mangan are the guests trying to lie this week. Does the 'D' in Reginald's name stand for 'Delicious' and is Lee Mack lying about a sausage roll?

Joining David Mitchell this week are songstress Jamelia and comic Marcus Brigstocke; while Mancunian motor-mouth Terry Christian and comedian and TV presenter Jimmy Carr unite with Lee Mack in a bid to outwit the opposing team. Among the revelations in this episode, Jamelia claims to have stolen toilet paper from George Michael's house, but is it true?

TV presenter Claudia Winkleman, stand-up comedian Jason Manford, presenter Clive Anderson, and comic actress Miranda Hart are the celebrity guests on a quest for the truth this week. Surely few will be able to resist finding out whether David Mitchell was indeed thrown out of a nightclub for refusing to stop dancing on a table.

This week, comedian Jack Whitehall and former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie join David to do battle with Lee's teammates, TV presenter Christine Bleakley and stand-up comedian Frankie Boyle. The panel debates whether Christine and Anton Du Beke danced their way out of being given a parking ticket and whether Kelvin has a nuclear bunker in his garden, amongst a lot of other good stories.

This week, TV presenter Davina McCall and comedian Dave Gorman join David's camp and compete against journalistic powerhouse Janet Street-Porter and funnyman Omid Djalili on Lee's team. Topics up for debate this week include Janet allegedly writing her will on a piece of cardboard when she thought the plane she was in was going to crash.