Lee Mack Isnât Impressed By Katherine Ryanâs One Syllable Name Theory | Would I Lie To You?
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Katherine Ryan: "My motto is 'Never give a child a one-syllable name' because life has taught me that people with one-syllable names are generally dim."
From Would I Lie to You? Series 10 Episode 4.
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Love how Hugh was emphatic in denying he was a âsingle syllablerâ đ
Well his real name is Peter
Haha the "oh god no" was brilliant.
Rob was so proud of that Ex joke. And rightly so.
And clearly Hugh is smart, as his real initials are PHD
Phenomenal head, Dara?
@@DrZaius3141 Bzzzz
@@DrZaius3141 Lovely cross-reference.
Lee set that "ex" joke up perfectly for Rob, whether he realized it at the time or not.
Ex has to be one of the best jokes I've heard in recent memory, I'm still reeling
Rob was on point in this clip. âLee Mack doesnât smack of 1970s inner+city depravation, does it?!â
Lee set it up beautifully for him as well
Rare to see Lee miss a beat
Ya was a fun script, got to give it to the writers.
Donât doubt from the look on Robâs face his pride at that joke too!
Everyone's talking about the Ex joke, nobody's mentioning Warwick Davis going maximum rizz the second he learns Katherine's single
Can you blame him?
Lmaoo yes
Every time I see this I can't help but think that Hugh should have told the producers that story about his name so they could stick it on a card. Might have got some points out of it. đ
We thought about it in the writers room, but we gave Hugh some good truths to say for the programme already. Instead, we made up the one syllable name story for Katherine knowing that Hugh could also incorporate his interesting Equity name change story.
@@sstills951 why are you pretending to be a writer on this show, you odd man
@@dorgly8951 Would I Lie to You?
Katherine could have also used her morning breakup, but I see how that might have been problematic... Not to mention short-notice.
@@maniraptavia4008 that was a lie, surely? i always assumed since she specified "i lied about it all"
I love how Lee immediately believed it and so became offended lmao
âOr EXâ he looks so pleased with himself lmao
My Mum's parents hated names being shortened so called her Joan in the assumption that it's impossible to abbreviate a single syllable name. Other than to her parents she's universally known as "Jo".
Hugh (Peter) has the best delivery when it comes to jokes or a story. He could deliver a pizza and it would make me laugh.
To be fair pizzas are hilarious
Sat next to Hugh on a train for a couple of hours once, he's a really down to earth guy!
WHOOOOO! How charming is Warwick Davis? What a gent, chivalry isn't dead!
brilliant attempt by katherine to out-bluff lee's team
Hearing the full story about her breakup in her standup makes Alex seem like a real prat
Yeah definitely a prat
Leaving her!?!?
Def prat!
"One syllable named people are dim." Lee: oh no, not me. They've figured me out.
Itâs just dawned on me that I have never dated a multi-syllable named guy.
thats because guy is only one
She told it really well, I only thought it was a lie because she doesnât seem the sort to judge what other people name their kids. It feels a bit too Katie Hopkins for her đ
I think it literally is a Hopkins opinion. I'm almost sure she said it on This Morning.
@@pintpullinggeek she did đ in an iconic piece of British tv
@@GABISNAIL I'm not sure I'd use the word iconic about Hopkins unless we follow it with "-ly stupid" đ€Ł
@@pintpullinggeek haha very true, tbf the iconic part was them showing her hypocrisy on national tv đ
@@pintpullinggeek I enjoyed your comment. The nitpick in me wants to say you have to follow it with "-ally" though. lol cheers
It's the people who's first and last names both sound like first names that I don't trust.
I had to think about it, but that's almost everyone on this show. Nice!
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James Charles đ
Yeah, I don't trust that Bruce Wayne fella. He's hiding something!
@@TheRadioJoy Not intended, but I'll take it.
What a sharp joke from Rob, poor Kat, unless the breakup was also a LIE?
@@Hutchyy As far as I know that part is true because she talked about it on other shows too.
Everyone was on their game here.
I think another thing they failed to take into account is there is the name the parents gave, and the name the person goes by. Robert, might go as bob, Steven as Steve etc.
*in Rob's voice* What do you guys think? Is Hugh's story true or false? Or should i say Peter's?
Rob was incredible throughout this one lol
1:07
3:15 If Rob had said that, Lee would've said "Keep it light"
Everyone looks very shiny in this one, especially Warick
3:27 Brydon's best moment. Wonder if they edited this at all.
The only thing to rival it might be when Lee made fun of his face (called it long/horsey), and he said "It's not just the face..." *while* unfolding a pointer he happened to hold! (Or whatever it was.)
This bit? đ€ czcams.com/users/shortsDbMQx9grW0o?feature=share
@@WILTY_TV That's it exactly! Now that bit does rival the "Ex" moment for me, but likely doesn't beat it
Thanks to Hugh for saving this segment
Katherine is so great!
So Bob is short for Robert and Steve is sometimes short for Steven so both are 2 syllable names
I reckon they took that card directly from Katie Hopkins đ đ
She called her son Fred
Speaking as an Alexander, perhaps this applies to four syllable names...
Touche John Touche...
Katherine looks gorgeous here
I canât believe that Lee missed the âExâ joke! đđ
I'm still hurt
not sure if it applies to have a 1 syllable nickname
If she'd said her bf's name were 'Al' she would have gotten away with it.
Im 18 seconds in and as a one syllable named person Iâm already offended if this turns out to be true, (not really of course but still)
Violet, Frederick and Fenna, umh I doubt it was a lie...
Correlation â causation
Poor Kat.
This come off quite differently as a rerun, LOL. Now that she has two more kids. Although I guess technically Fred might actually be Frederick on his birth certificate.
Bob and Steve? Are one syllable names? (Robert and Stephen). Huh?
She's claiming to be basing this on two boyfriends. One called Robert, and the other called Steven.
no she was claiming to be basing it on someone named Bob and Steve. While they're commonly short for other names, I have met plenty of people of which their names on their birth certificates were bob or steven, not the longer names. Used to work with a Bob at a guard shack, was never a dull moment either. Only thing I miss about my old job in fact.
Just choose a version of your name that has more syllables? Rob -> Robert, Steve -> Steven, John -> Jonathan. Those are all technically the same names.
Naaah, Rob is nothing like Jonathan đ
I kind of agree with the notion though. Not so much the one syllable, but simple names.
It's like spending 9 months in the character creator making something uniquely yours and then just using the auto-generated nickname.
Yeah, those are the same sort of people who are happy with usernames like bobjones458175
I have an unusual name. Hated it as a kid. Thankful beyond words later in life.
Katherine Ryan is not known or missed in Canada.
2:06
2:06 what did david say, there's no subtitles
"My god it's like EastEnders isn't it?" (EastEnders is a dramatic British soap opera)
@@rosie7381 thank you :)
eastenders hasn't been dramatic since 1988 :D
Okay, Kat...
Iâve got a similar motto: never trust a man with a first name for a last name eg. Craig David, Russell Howard
(Love their work, but very untrustworthy names)
That reminds me of Rowan Atkinson interviewing Elton John
What about men with last names as first names? (e.g., Jackson, Thatcher, Sawyer)
@@notepadpowersnail1860 exactly what came to my mind as well!
@@SimBol1216 I havenât met one, but Iâll let you know how trustworthy I find them if I do.
Many male given names started out as surnames but there was a time when the mother's name was given as the son's first name, hence Fitzwilliam Darcy, except many of them are now accepted first names.
Steve is short for Steven so technically it doesnât count
Isn't his mum called Delia tho đ
According to his WDYTYA:
Her name was Christine.
Delia was his grandpa Joe's mother.
She literally gave examples of boyfriends with the names Bob and Steve....both of which are abbreviations, Kate.....
The short guy is super funny.., seen him b4
Have you ever seen any movie ever? Heâs the short dude.
Arenât Lee and John the only one Syllable Name
This show is so witty it should be illegal
So she dated a Robert and she dated a Steven. These are just two syllable names that have been abbreviated.
Surely the tip off should have been that she thinks everyone with a one syllable name is dim because of her exes. The whole system is based on two dim guys called Robert and Steven??
Perhaps choosing to abbreviate your name to one syllable also demonstrates a certain amount of dimness.
Dave.
âOr exâ is the reason UK tv is superior to US
100%
Glad she lied. It would not be great for all us people with Vietnamese names.
They're sitting SO CLOSE TOGETHER đČ
Aired pre covid in 2016
@@chrzrd. before the bs started
Or ex. đ„đ„đ„
Why did she have to lie about her ex and japan? Not that Im complaining because of the humour that followed.
I'm a Lee, but I hate it. To everyone I know I'm Leo. Catherine (spoiler!) might not have been telling the truth but she's not wrong about Lee. Awful name
I really like the name Lee. It's one of my favourite names actually.
I take offence to this.
Maybe she doesn't realise that very few people are just called 'Bob' or 'Steve'. I don't like samie-names on twins (Jenny and Benny, Ashley and Aislyn etc). I don't even really like alliteration families but they're not my kids and I'm sure they grow up perfectly untraumatised anyway LOL.
What's worse than similar names is this American trend of putting pointless 'y's in names! What was wrong with Aisling?
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 LOL sorry, I thought you were saying that you think Ashley is an American name. The two names aren't remotely similar and come from two different (ancient) cultures. Both pre-date America by over a millennium.
@@cijmo No I'm aware of that (though I believe Ashley started out as a surname) - it's the Aislyn bit I was taking issue to!
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 I'm afraid I don't understand the point about putting 'y' in names and it being particularly American. Beverl and Kimberl look odd wthout the 'y'. (Nicknames are fair game, they're nicknames). I don't understand taking issue with Aislyn. It's a good name unless your twin sister is Ashley. People get confused with twins, let alone samie-namies.
@@cijmo I'm not saying any name with a 'y' in is bad, just the unnecessary additions of 'y's to existing names, which seems especially prevalent in the US (usually replacing 'i's with 'y's). Aisling is a beautiful name, Aislyn is an unpleasant bastardisation
skip the ads and try the bads , the goods are good too , the thing is dont use canned lafter cos its shit
She could use some make up counseling, maybe from Bill or Jen!
I watched a bunch of past episodes and Lee seems to have free reign to touch the women sitting next to him and say stuff direct hitting on those women
Bob is Robert and Steve is Steven. Hmm.
Katherine is aware Bob is short for Robert and Steve is short for Steven right?
While Warwick is just short
I don't know I kind of agree with her. I personally believe that giving your child a very common or very simple name such as Bob, Lee, Kyle, Beth, Sue, Jill... Even if it's a longer more common name like Britney or Jackson, it seems like it makes it harder for children to develop their own identity and a sense of humor weakness or personality, and it's harder for them to be noticed for their individuality, whenever they have that comment of a name because they end up being shoved into a sea of other kids with the same name who they get confused for or who they end up being just like. I mean just think about it are you more likely to remember someone who you met once or twice who was relatively average who was named Tom, or would you be more likely to remember him if his name was Truman? Because let's be real, how many people do you know named Truman?
My experience as a teacher is when parents go for a very unusual name they tend to also teach their children to be arrogant and superficial...
Lets call more boys Sue.
@@waynerussell6401 Well, if I ever have a boy, I'll name him
Frank or George or Bill or Tom, anything but Sue
I don't want him go around, man call him Sue all his life
That's a horrible thing to do to a boy trying to get a hold in the world
Named a boy a Sue
@@111111hakar Yeah, he wasn't much on grammar.
but steve has 2 e's
Syllables. Not vowels.
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One day we wont see her on tv anymore... it will be lovely.
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Is "Bob" a one-syllable name? Or is it a one-syllable shortening of "Robert"?
Ditto with "Steve."
And if these guys were such losers, why did she date them? I mean, don't you kind of get an idea of what someone is like before you say, "Yeah, I'll go out to spend several hours in your company"?
Bri_ish comedy is seriously the best....
_unlike murican comedy where everything is about political correctness, various appropiations, and other dimwittedness..._
_and now hollywood movies are going downhill too!_
In my experience, most Americans don't care for politically correct or appropriation comedy either. The ones who do are just the louder minority. I will agree that Hollywood is going downhill, but that's because Hollywood is ran by the "woke" loud minority. You only hear the woke dipshits more because they whine, bitch, and complain more often and louder than anyone else. We still have them outnumbered by a large margin.
None of the great american comedians are politically correct. Carlin, Burr, Louis Ck, Patrice O'neal. Where do you get PC from?
@@nardinit Exactly. The PC comedians typically don't become very popular.
@@-TheShaun- Ergo my question....
@@nardinit I think it's what I said to the OP in my first comment.
I'll bet on one syllable named men over blond haired females any day...
No one should ever be impressed by anything Katherine Ryan does.
You must have a single syllable name
God help her next âpartnerâ
God help yours, it was a lie you dimwit
Ahh back when Katherine was actually good looking.
She's done very well considering she comes across unapproachable and is not funny!
She's never impressed anyone!
K.R. Is the most annoying comedian on any TV show sheâs ever on.
She's not very good at this game, Bob is short for Robert and Steve is short for Stephen, no wonder her stand up is so bad, you need intelligence to be a good stand up.
You know how I know you don't live in Canada?
Okay tell us how you really feel
@@mwilson5449 because my comment wasn't censored by your communist regime?
@@user-fl8yv7rz6f Well, yes. Our communist regime often demands nickname instead of elongated European names, resulting in simple names like "Steve" or "Rob" being the actual first names of people. This is a communist requirement, comrade, that brings glory to the greater communist economy of Canada.
@@mwilson5449 it's the only way Trudeau will ever be known as just.
Katherine is overdone on plastic