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A compilation of extra material from the 12th series of the comedy panel show, hosted by Rob Brydon. David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by guests including Jo Brand, Olivia Colman, Stacey Dooley, Aston Merrygold, Diane Morgan, Bob Mortimer, Richard Osman, Lucy Porter, Jon Richardson, Henning Wehn and Shaun Williamson to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible lies about themselves

Rob Brydon presents a special edition looking back over the best moments from the series. The celebrity panellists joining team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell include Jo Brand, Daisy May Cooper, Stacey Dooley, Ronan Keating, Prue Leith, Scarlett Moffatt, Diane Morgan and Bob Mortimer

Gabby Logan, Chris McCausland, Angela Scanlon and John Simm join team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, hoping to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible lies about themselves. Rob Brydon hosts

The crew members need urgent replacement engine parts, which can only be obtained if Lister marries the hideous daughter of an alien tribal chief. Sci-fi comedy, starring Chris Barrie, Craig Charles, Robert Llewellyn and Danny John-Jules

Rimmer abandons his crewmates on a disintegrating spaceship, and ends up marooned on a barren planet for 600 years. After decades of boredom, he uses the escape pod's cloning equipment to populate his new home with duplicates of himself. Sci-fi comedy, starring Chris Barrie

An identical ship materialises alongside Starbug - and the crew members are alarmed to receive an SOS call from themselves, 15 years in the future. Sci-fi comedy, starring Chris Barrie, Craig Charles, Robert Llewellyn and Danny John-Jules

Leslie tries to infiltrate Mark's social circle, but her eagerness to impress lands her in trouble after she hands out wine from a corporate gift basket - and her attempt to apologise only makes things worse. Meanwhile, Andy gets caught up in an embarrassing feud with one of his neighbours. Comedy, starring Amy Poehler

Leslie tries to catch the attention of an important civic official at a banquet to honour her mother Marlene, but struggles to overcome her nerves - and an ill-advised haircut does not help matters. Meanwhile, Mark becomes fed up of his reputation as a ladies' man

Andy invites his friends to his band's latest gig, where he celebrates having his casts removed. However, his girlfriend Ann is in a foul mood after discovering they could have come off two weeks earlier. Meanwhile, Leslie meets an official from the neighbouring town of Eagleton, but soon realises he is interested in more than just business. Comedy, starring Amy Poehler

Lee Mack's not having much luck with lights these days, whether it's the fizzling sign at the start of this show, the blackout during his recent Sheffield gig, or the dimly lit area at the start of this seventh series. Lee and Lucy have enjoyed a spot of culture at their local cinema, but the sparkle of a French movie is soon diminished when the romantic walk home finds them in an imposing underpass. She has her handbag stolen by a bunch of cocky youths from under his nose. Given the fact the layabout failed to protect her, or come up with an accurate description of their muggers, Lee feels the urge to prove his manliness, but will a spell at the local boxing ring be a help or a hindrance? Sally Bretton and Katy Wix also star