Bob Mortimer Keeps a WHAT in a Tree?! | Americans React to WILTY

Описание: Bob Mortimer might officially be the most unpredictable storyteller we’ve ever seen on Would I Lie to You?.

In this clip, Bob Mortimer claims he keeps a didgeridoo hidden in a tree… and somehow the story only gets stranger from there. The WILTY panel tries to figure out whether this bizarre tale is actually true or just another one of Bob’s legendary tall tales.

If you’ve watched this show before, you know Bob has a reputation for telling stories that sound completely unbelievable — but somehow end up being real. Trying to figure out the truth during this one had us second-guessing everything.

Did YOU think Bob was telling the truth before the reveal?

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Does Bob Mortimer keep a didgeridoo in a tree? 🤔 | Would I Lie to You? - BBC
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