Did Richard Bury a Badger with the Banker from Deal or No Deal? - Would I Lie to You? - BBC One 

+ShiroiKage009 I expected him to say "burying the badger, if you know what I mean"

+ShiroiKage009 i dont understand. what does he mean by 70?

***** The speed the car was going at.

+ShiroiKage009 I guess we'll have to bury you next to the badger then.

+ShiroiKage009 so did the badger

Bob wasn't half bad either!

What does it mean?

Richard is like a more intelligent, less annoying Lee.

no

@@numbo655 fuck off.

Suresh Hirawat dang, a year later and no one replied. The joke was Lee asked what they were doing (in the sense of activity) but Richard replied about 70,( in the sense of speed) which is why they hit the badger

one of the funniest Bob Mortimer moments to me

Especially given the names of his characters! He's too much 😂😂😂

@@moimeself1088 They called him the sniper's dream.

He wasn't annoyed he was playing that angle is all

hes underrated

Somebody explain it pls

Steven Deaville, I wouldn't necessarily say there's a huge talent going to waste (just my opinion). It would be great to see him host his own show but I personally find him to be at his best when he has almost a "free reign" to say and do what he wants. And that usually happens when he isn't restricted to the boundaries that would be set in place if he was the main host/presenter. Case in point: about a year after Jeremy Clarkson left Top Gear, Clarkson was hosting some panel show (i forget which one but u can find the clip of it on here) and Richard Osman was a guest on one of the panels. During the entire show Richard repeatedly tore shreds through Clarkson and the latter did not have a comeback whatsoever. If Richard was hosting, his main role would be to keep the format of the show on track and all the other things that come with it rather than let loose.

He's a Cambridge graduate like David

@@AJ_Evo "If Richard was hosting, his main role would be to keep the format of the show on track and all the other things that come with it rather than let loose." You are absolutely correct. Richard is nowhere near this funny when he is hosting House of Games.

+klystron2010 I did aswell!

It's just like "I can smell if there's a dead fly in the room". I thought meant his sense of smell would only occur if there's a fly on the room

This seems like an A.I. error (artificial intelligence). These kinds of examples (in your post and the replies that followed) are actually a difficult part in auto-translations.

Yes, it is a problem with the English language. It should be "Did Richard and the Banker from Deal Or No Deal bury a badger," but, unfortunately, we can basically structure our sentences how we want, although there is a more correct way to avoid confusion, as I said.

you fool

You just blew my mind brother. Even if it's not true, just imagining it is for a little bit makes the video entertaining on an another level

"Between you an me" entirely meaning "Between you and me, but 100% on the side of me".

Know I'm a bit late, but it's been revealed that the banker is the producer, Glenn Hugill

Are we imagining a kind of Fight Club scenario here? Come to think of it, it is a bit odd for a married couple to be going on holiday with just one of their friends without their partner.

@@funkyfranx Even later (sorry), but in this Richard says he was producer for it at the time.... so he could have been? Potentially Glenn was his replacement

To be fair, judging from the title, either or both of them could be alive.

He is. You know about Candice right?

I always assumed the banker was mr blobby

Tommy Two-shoes omg that would be amazing

When i was younger i always thought Noel Edmunds talked to himself as the phone wire always looked like a piece of rope. Then just made the offer himself.

Stella4eva candeez nuts slap your face?

+Hello! Have a good day with a bit of Kevin Spacey thrown in for good measure.

I always thought he was a bit like Martin Freeman! The way he talks and gesticulates and even a bit of the way he looks

I thought he looked like Liam Payne weirdly.

He is a dead ringer for kevin spacey until he opens his mouth.

charlotte bruce yeah he looks like an older Liam Payne

his surname isn't Bury

Agreed, she’s got really contagious laughter.

Lamporre It is Patsy Kensit

@@TheMsPants what?

Oh mein gott! Dave is the banker. David Mitchell. Oh mein gott!

I think it was actually “and gave some words of apology “

No it’s one of the producer called Glenn Hugill

We would totally know the bankers name too.

It's Glenn fyi

Joe Sayer I think he was about to say “...gave a few words” but got cut off. Fairly sure he said “gave”

No he was talking about the channel, Dave

Great catch!

Oh, is that it? I mean, I know that (that he is an asshole), but I thought the meaning of the joke was more elaborate! Thank you anyway!! :D

11Apr19Apr I think the intended meaning was that the Banker works with Noel, so he obviously wouldn't be with him if he was on holiday (a break from work), but the other panelists seem to have taken the meaning to be an insult towards Noel's disposition.

toolworks Well, I think it was more because Richard ALSO used to work on the show with the banker, so the story was about co-workers going on holiday together. Edmonds, also being a co-worker, would've fit that pattern as well. If they then excluded him to actually go on "a holiday", it likely emphasizes that he's troublesome to be around.

A holiday is supposed to be fun. Richard is joking that Noel Edmonds is annoying by implying it would not be fun if Noel was there.

11Apr19Apr Yes, as Wildthing has said, it's because he's jokingly implying that it wouldn't have been a fun holiday if Edmonds was there.

+Devhi P It's actually Glenn Hugill.

+Devhi P He said 'gave'

Devhi P wow

+The doctor No chance - ever hear any conversation with no pauses, or 'erms' or 'ums'?

from 3:05 I think they cut some words out before 'buried it' and then before 'said a few words'. listen on headphones, the sound is clipped.

it's really like this

Piston Craft Expect a knock on your door late in the evening!

Badger's got some company now.

+Piston Craft I searched this video out to say the same thing. Apparently Glenn "The Banker" Hugill played someone named Alan McKenna on Coronation Street in the late 90s.

Jervis Germane he's the producer of deal or no deal also.

I agree with Zyzzyzus. I think the banker is called Gave.

Definitely Gave

Princess Luna nice catch rookie !!! ^^

Dave some words of apology doesn't make sense, he definitely said gave

how did so many ppl make this mistake??