QI - Best Stephen Fry Moments! (American Reacts)

[@margaretnicol3423]

This is one of the reasons he is adored by so many people. His huge intellect is not so intimidating when you know he has a very silly sense of humor and is not in the least pompous.

[@tonycowin]

The most intelligent people I've ever met in my life have all had a sharp sense of humour.

[@diane9656]

For the American audience, this banter and Micky taking is endearment.

[@steveparker8065]

You will enjoy QI mate, It's intelligent funny and informative and has some of the best British comedians. It's also been running for over a decade so plenty of episodes to choose from.

[@emdiar6588]

18 years to be precise.

[@psychokitty9325]

And still ongoing.. Although Stephen has left, it's still an awesome show 😊

[@seldom_bucket]

It's quite intelligent*

[@chrisw7429]

You can’t hate Stephen Fry , the man is a gentleman

[@thebobsful]

A National Treasure.

[@raistormrs]

well, he has haters, those arch catholic gay haters and those with similar views, you see. being openly gay for such a long time already, they can't stand him. also the reason he never made it in hollywood.

[@thebobsful]

@@scipioafricanus5871 sorry, who are you?

[@stefannils2032]

@@scipioafricanus5871 haven't got a clue what you're talking about

[@andreasobuaculla9511]

sean lock will be sadly missed,he was a great addition to QI

[@michaelcolbourn6719]

He was so good on QI. So many memorable moments from him, ome of the funniest men ever to have lived I think

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

Yes, as it was a bit of a shock to me when it was reported that he had died....R.I.P Sean, and thanks for your time on Qi, and other shows for laughs....

[@dazediss6629]

I liked when he talked about dolphins rejecting him

[@damianleah6744]

I could listen to Stephen Fry for hours.

[@annmitchell4663]

Love to listen to him reading 'Blue Gold' when I'm trying to fall asleep..his voice is so soothing.

[@sueandstu6534]

Very impressed 👏 how quickly you recognise and remember everyone 😀

[@lorraineyoung102]

Loved this reaction, Stephen Fry is a comedy genius. My first recollection is if him in Jeeves and Wooster with Hugh Laurie who played House in the USA. and then in Black Adder of course with Rowan Atkinson. He's really clever chap so not surprising that he went in to do other things like QI.

[@Isleofskye]

"A Bit Of Fry And Laurie" was a great comedy sketch series Lorraine.

[@margaretnicol3423]

Let's not forget Stephen in Blackadder! If you can get hold of more Blackadder you'll be in for a treat.

[@KathleenMc73]

QI is one of the best shows on TV. Each series is about a different letter if the Alphabet (allowing it to run for 26 series, with one series per year). We're currently in series 19 (S) so you have a lot to catch up on if you can find it to watch. It's a BBC programme. Alan Davies is on every episode as the resident dunce with guests including comedians, scientists, politicians etc. The quiz is designed to be impossible to answer with points deducted if you give an answer that everyone believes to be correct but isn't, or the most obvious joke answer. I'd highly recommend it. Stephen presented the first 13 series, and rather Sandi Toksvig (a very intelligent lady) took over from series N.

[@qwertyTRiG]

Sandi had her own Acropolis moment with the sailboat.

[@nuimaleko7]

Check out the one with Emma Thompson. She and Steven have been friends since they were students at Cambridge. She tells a wonderful story about him saving her Oscar winning script for Sense and Sensibility after a wayward laptop ate it.

[@AlanCanon2222]

Were not Emma, Stephen, and Kenneth Branagh in "The Footlights" together, as were, before their time, Douglas Adams, and some of the members of Monty Python?

[@warre1]

@@AlanCanon2222 and Hugh Laurie too. Their group made together great movie called Peter's Friends.

[@damienkakoschke3099]

Like a lot of our most beloved celebs, Stephen Fry came to prominence in the comedy sketch show "A Bit of Fry & Laurie" with Hugh Laurie who you may know from the American Hospital show "House". Love them both. QI is brilliant.

[@angelh5762]

Jeeves and wooster, and black adder were brilliant too. We are lucky we have a tradition of great nutty clever comedy here. Perhaps it has to do with the jester's rule.

[@SirIsaacTheRed]

QI is still going but the host is the brilliant Sandi Toksvig. Stephen though, he is something else. Actor, comedian, author, voice over artist, activist and of course, a very wise and intelligent man. I can only dream about what he has achieved, and all whilst being tormented by mental health issues. I cannot help but admire him.

[@margaretnicol3423]

I like Sandi. I think she was a good choice to follow Stephen. It must have given them nightmares!

[@andrewfitzgerald2327]

Yes QI is still going with Sandi Toksvig who suffers just as much as Fry. His early days on TV with Hugh Laurie best known in the USA as House. Fry has had a varied life recommend his first autobiography where his run in with the law is talked about in detail. One thing about QI is that the scoring is baffling to say the least. Recommend watching more with both host, l attended it been recorded once one episode 3 hour's because of the chaos.

[@christianking3915]

On the evil bbc which has a statue of a pedofile outside there main building as a shrine, where a man raped his own daughter's. #defundthebbc.

[@margaretnicol3423]

@@christianking3915 This is hardly relevant but who are you talking about?

[@christianking3915]

@@margaretnicol3423 Eric Gill, then ask yourself, why's it still there in this age of snowflake mamby pamby wokeness ? #defundthebbc.

[@KernowWarrior]

Stephen Fry a national treasure.

[@AlanCanon2222]

As an American I'd say he's a planetary treasure!

[@thatsthat2612]

@@AlanCanon2222 no....you can't have him. 😁

[@AlanCanon2222]

@@thatsthat2612 I'm from Kentucky, and the program 'Stephen Fry's America' chose our bourbon distilling country as a destination for Stephen. He got roundly "blitzed" on Knob Creek bourbons, made from Kentucky's cavernous carbonate spring water (think our version of the Mendip limestone waters of the River Axe at Wookey Hole in Somerset, if you must), mixed with fermented grains, and aged in charred oak barrels for five years.... I loved the entire "Stephen Fry's America" series, but of course I was most charmed by the segment when he visited my own beloved Kentucky. I'll say one thing about the cavernous limestone plateaus and escarpments of Central Kentucky: they remind me of those of the Somerset Levels and the Mendip Hills, having only visited the latter once: it was easy to imagine, standing in Somerset, that one was exactly back in north central Kentucky: it was only the presence of your sheep versus our dairy cows that gave the game away, when one opened one's eyes. Otherwise, the land was uncannily much the same. It was raining.

[@OtherScruffy]

I didn't want this to end. Pretty lovely please do more like this

[@SirIsaacTheRed]

Amazing! Yes mate! You do recognize them. Have a look at some whole episodes of QI. There in addition to Stephen’s comedic side you will see how knowledgeable and encyclopedic he is. Also, the guy with long hair is Bill Bailey, a musical comedian and dear friend of Sean Lock.

[@AlanCanon2222]

Musical comedian and published ornithologist as well.

[@camf7522]

Stephen Fry, also stared in a TV series called Kingdom where he plays a lawyer.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

In fairness, I sometimes say "Oh, hello" when I see something that surprises me, or spot something that's out of place.

[@margaretnicol3423]

Me too! :-D

[@susanashcroft2674]

Same here! 😀

[@donnchadhban]

You're all posh! 😂

[@dazediss6629]

I say it when I find genital warts

[@MrBulky992]

Do policemen still say "(H)ello, (h)ello, (h)ello?" I wonder?

[@jeanettewoodrow1731]

one of the best panel shows ever

[@mlo3784]

Stephen Fry was SO funny in 'Blackadder' (with Rowan Atkinson) and 'Jeeves and Wooster' (with Hugh Laurie) and he was brilliant as Oscar Wilde in 'Wilde'. I just LOVE when Fry explores and confront attitudes to homosexuality and the lives of gay people in different parts of the globe in the two-part documentary 'Stephen Fry: Out There'. :)

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

It's hard to believe Stephen was only in his 20s when he was in Blackadder.

[@MrMunchie123]

Stephen is a gentleman and a gentle man. I love you love him as much as we do. Love all your reactions, keep on keeping on x

[@MrsLynB]

Stephen Fry is a national treasure. X

[@aadamileekennedy2754]

You say you didn’t know he was a comedian - that’s how he came to public knowledge, as part of a double act with Hugh Laurie (of ‘House’ fame)

[@KathleenMc73]

And then, of course Blackadder.

[@home2624]

Stephen Fry is an all round good guy. We're lucky to have him.

[@simu31]

He always comes across as a sweet, highly intelligent, and kind person, Stephen is in the amazing position of a UK celebrity, of being pretty much untouchable by the UK tabloids. They've tried in the past to print articles to burn him, and as a nation we've tured around and said "Yeah, don't care, it's Stephen Fry" Even when he had a breakdown and disappeared from the West End show he was in, some tabloids tried printing hate articles, but the national reaction was, "I hope he's all right"

[@donnchadhban]

Scottish columnist Rab MacNeill once wrote: "Wouldn't it be reassuring to discover that God is actually rather like Stephen Fry."

[@AlanCanon2222]

I'm from Louisville, Kentucky, and like my own hometown hero Tori Murden, first woman to row the Atlantic, I'd swim the Pond to give "wot for!" like another of our hometown heros, Muhammad Ali, to anyone who attacked that magnificent man.

[@susanashcroft2674]

I think you would like QI which is still going and is now hosted by Sandi Toksvig who is also brilliant. As you mentioned this show features some of the comedians you have already reacted to but would also give you an insight into others you may be interested in for future reactions too. Glad you enjoyed it Joel.

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

Qi is absolutely brilliant! Mad scoring system

[@binkybuns462]

Absolutely brilliant show. One of my favourites, for those of you that can remember this one, was when Stephen said 'Looks like a goat waiting to be f*****d'. So unexpected. I laughed so much I cried, my sides hurt and I could hardly move to get some tissues. Didn't help that I kept rewinding over n over so served me right 😀

[@emdiar6588]

His first autobiography, 'Moab is My Washpot', is the best I've ever read. The only time in my life that I have finished an autobiography and gone right back to the beginning to read again. Not only is it a fascinating insight into the mind and experiences of a gifted, academically inclined schoolboy, his facility for language is both impressive and irresistible, making it a joy to read.

[@karenhunt9029]

I went to a live xmas recording of QI and it takes much longer than you think! it was brilliant even though it was recorded in July and we had an email saying would we please wear xmas jumper, absolutely loved it

[@79mib]

QI is great. “Winding up sandy” is a great video as well

[@Muongoing.97c]

Qi clips are great. They have comedians, athletes, and even Brian Cox has being on the show a couple of times. You’re likely to see that acropolis clip again if you watch more videos, the editors on that channel love that bit.

[@hareecionelson5875]

Saturn's rings is a good clip, with Cox and ROss Noble on the panel

[@Muongoing.97c]

@@hareecionelson5875 if i remember correctly, that one diverges into a discussion about jesus's foreskin, right?

[@margaretnicol3423]

You know you're posh when Princess Diana and Prince Charles pop round for tea! True story!

[@Incogneto1981]

One of my favourite shows ever - QI :)

[@FaustaWicked]

QI is amazing. One of the first things I got into when I came to UK 11 years ago. I have laughed so much sometimes, I couldn't breathe! Fry and his guests are a force

[@RenaissanceEarCandy]

Oh god yes please much, much more QI. It started in 2003 and it's still going. There's nearly 300 episodes now. It's honestly one of the most interesting shows in existence. Full episode reactions would be awesome. (Even if you had to put them on Dailymotion) I think people would adore that as a regular thing.

[@philipemery5898]

It’s still going! I watched an episode last night. Thanks for sharing this.

[@colinhawes1907]

I love QI to give me some history and a bloody good laugh at the same time. Pity our school history teacher did not make it fun to learn. Well done Stephen & Sandi.

[@donnchadhban]

Absolutely do watch old QI clips with Stephen Fry. It is now compered by Sandi Toksvig who is also good, but Fry is one of a kind.

[@bikeanddogtripsvirtualcycling]

"They say of The Acropolis where The Parthenon is .... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 best ever QI moment. You need to show more clips

[@Randerson2409]

QI has easily given me more breathless laughing fits than almost any other tv show. I adore it, and Stephen is a major reason for it

[@vaudevillian7]

So glad you finally got onto QI, think you’ll enjoy it

[@showmoke]

QI stands for ‘Quite Interesting’.

[@granfall00n]

That’s phil Jupitas. You HAVE to react to his stand up routine about his teenage daughter and her boyfriend.

[@Isleofskye]

I have known of him and occasionally seen him for 20 years now and never realised he was a Comedian..

[@gleadhill79]

I love Stephen Fry. He's come through so many personal battles in life, including depression. But he has a dry sense of humour and is mostly funny without trying to be. I'm glad you enjoy him too! Q.I is a fave in our house!! 💖😂

[@xXscreamingkoalaXx]

Good reaction. I'd watch more of those Best of [Comedian] QI clips!

[@rde4017]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Qi. You're going to love it x

[@10thdoctor15]

Definitely do more QI, my favourite comedy show, they're on series 19 currently.

[@tonygriffin_]

1:10 - That is indeed Sean Lock (RIP) and next to him is the comedian and talented musician Bill Bailey, who has numerous live concert DVD's which are superb. Well worth your time looking at some Bill - you won't leave disappointed! Stephen, of course, is always excellent, funny and often thought provoking.

[@donnchadhban]

And catch some of his appearances in the wonderful series "Black Books".

[@MrE1871]

QI stands for Quite Interesting and they are currently showing the 18th series of QI on the BBC here in the UK. I go to watch an episode being recorded most years. A show in the recording studio lasts around two hours and it’s edited down to thirty minutes for TV. Part of the additional time is the host warming up the audience. Stephen used to play a word game and Sandi Toksvig hosts a brief quiz with the audience. The host then introduces the panellists. The audience doesn’t know who they are going to be until that moment.

[@markparsons2864]

QI is definitely one of the best things to ever hit British TV 😀😀

[@worryworm]

QI is one of my favourite shows. They're now on series S.

[@vadstradamus]

Really appreciating the content. Thanks, man.

[@BryanHRBrodie]

Im really glad you mentioned Sean. Good on you buddy.

[@Sam88-l4k]

QI is very funny but you also learn a lot. You must watch a comedy program called "A bit of Fry & Laurie". You'll know Hugh Laurie from House. Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie are best friends who did comedy together, years ago. Including Blackadder and Jeeves and Wooster. They are very funny. It would be interesting for you to know what Hugh Laurie did before he went to America. Two very talented and intelligent comedians.

[@margaretnicol3423]

Along with his huge list of achievements, he's just brilliant if you're tried the audio Harry Potter books which he narrates. Also worth looking at are the books he wrote about Greek mythology - Heroes and Mythos. He really brings them to life.

[@CrazyInsanelikeafox]

@Margaret Nicol-I love listening to him reading the complete collection of Sherlock Holmes.

[@adelia988]

Yes I loved the Greek mythology audio book by him too

[@lolimapotato]

Harry pocketed it. Now thats a good one from fry

[@miaschu8175]

I'd recommend his novels. Making History is brilliant.

[@bigthecat100]

Each series of QI is loosely focused on things starting with a particular letter of the alphabet. So they always intended to make at least 26 series, and it's currently on series 19 :)

[@hopebgood]

That was great. I've always loved Qi and watching you react was quite a laugh too. 😀

[@MichaelJohnsonAzgard]

QI is one of my favourite shows, love the banter.

[@driftwood1906]

Yes more QI please and IT crowd and Toast of London.

[@MarkFarm]

It is indeed, very accurate. Yes, more QI please, you'll love it.

[@daistoke1314]

A clever man, a funny man, an interesting man and a kind man. One of the greatest national treasures.

[@kalinaphillips9779]

Primak is a bargain clothes store. Enid Blyton was an author of children books - most well known is a series "Famous Five". As she lived in the first half of the 20th century, her books are set in the 1930s-1950s. Aga is a solid fuel stove/cooker which often is used in posh houses or in farmhouses. Aga is also used to heat up these houses. Do watch "Poking fun of Sandi Toksvig". It is also very funny. There are also short clips showing what's happening before they start recording the program Sometimes you can find whole episodes on KZbin. I also found a pilot episode and a documentary about the program. Enjoy.

[@ManicWolf]

More QI clips? Hell yes! It is a big one; one of the longest running panel shows (nearing 20 years now), and has had just about every modern UK comedian on it. Stephen Fry hasn't been the host for a few years now (Sandi Toksvig, who is also great, took over from him), but he had a very long run on the show, and it's still great entertainment even today.

[@elainepeckham6098]

Thanks for that 🤣 one of the best shows on tv. We love taking the pee out of each other, especially when us common folk can do it to a toff 😀x

[@speleokeir]

Stephen Fry has a rich comedy history. Like so many of our best comedians he was in the Cambridge Footlights along with his best friend Hugh Lawrie, Emma Thompson and Tony Slattery. All of them were in the film 'Peter's Friends' together. Stephen and Huge performed as a comedy duo for many years and had a sketch show 'A Bit of Fry & Laurie' on the BBC. They also played the leading roles in a brilliant TV adaption of P.G. Woodhouse's 'Jeees & Wooster' with Hugh as the Gormless upper class idiot Bertie Wooster and Stephen playing his valet, Jeeves, or his 'Gentleman's gentleman' as Jeeves would say. These are well worth watching. Stephen also played the part of Lord and later General Melchet in the second and fourth Blackadder Series. Hugh was in the third and fourth series and was in one episode of the second series. He's done loads of other things too. He's bipolar and the president of mental health charity Mind.

[@emmahowells8334]

I'm actually watching QI On TV as I'm watching you Joel lol.😄 Its one of my fave shows.😂👌

[@kerryannestevenson6099]

Love QI,still going.Fry’s gone but Toksvig hosting now.

[@Jimmy_Jones]

I remember seeing the tab for QI ages ago on another Video. I always hoped we would see a QI video.

[@samratcliffe5253]

David Mitchell and Johnny Vegas have some classic QI moments. Great show, hilarious and informative.

[@GrafindeKlevemark]

Stephan Fry is also a great actor - you should see him in "Peter's Friends" with Emma Thompson, Kenneth Branagh, and Hugh Laurie

[@setonix9151]

QI is an amazing show

[@josefschiltz2192]

Actually, I was brought up and taught to cook, from an early age, with a Rayburn, we were working class, ran a sub-post office and a grocery store - the family ran it from 1909-1983 - and that Rayburn was our only source of heating, hot water and airing clothes. An alternative source of heat were paraffin stoves. Our electric was introduced - with the rest of the village, in the county of Suffolk - in the mid-fifties, along with pumped water. Before that, a range for cooking, paraffin stoves and a copper for hot water and laundry. One of my jobs was to go down to the outhouse building wherein was the old copper, then disused, where was kept a large paraffin tank and coal for the open fires and anthracite for the Rayburn. On freezing cold mornings I hated that job. Also sawing and chopping the wood. Still, necessary, otherwise the chore of sweeping out the Rayburn after it had fizzled out and relighting, otherwise no dinner! I knew when the fuel was getting low when, in the dim outbuilding, you could see the yellow from the old Lambert's Tea sign that had been repurposed, for putting the fuel on, upon the dirt floor. On those mornings, in the depths of winter, I didn't, for one second, imagine we were 'posh' or living in an Enid Blyton novel.

[@MarkPMus]

Stephen Fry is a British national treasure. You’ll have seen him in QI, Blackadder, A Bit of Fry and Laurie and a million other programmes and documentaries. He is a comedian but he’s made a few more serious docu- series. I saw you looking a bit puzzled during the first extract there. When tailors ask men, “which side do you dress?” it’s to avoid touching them inappropriately when measuring the inside leg. On which side does sir dress? To which the answer is either left or right. Particularly revolting as it’s a child being measured for their prep school uniform. Don’t ask what a prep school is, I’m too poor and common and to know! Well done for saying, “taking the piss”! We’ll make a Brit out of you yet! 😂😂

[@Leoviliti1]

We had a Quiz prog , years ago.. called university challenge he was still in university himself back then and answering so many questions correctly for his team amazingly astute and to retain that much information was outstanding as the questions on the show were truly difficult ...but after that, doors Were opened for TV.. Fry and laurie then Jeeves and Wooster Soon followed..he had/has a marvellous acting career too.. His intellect and comedic timing makes him a national treasure to us Brits .. and Im truly pleased you enjoy his fantastic talents also!

[@04williamsl]

Absolutely love QI. One of my favourite scenes is with Ross Noble talking about throwing Ewoks into liquid methane on Titan. I know that sounds weird but it's so good

[@Prutswerk]

"...I saw Sarah Millecan, I think, I'm good with names..." That was Jo Brand

[@rachjade8785]

QI is one of my favourite shows to watch. I went to a filming once and it was so fun.

[@TheSundanceKid71]

Watch it every day, love it.

[@StalwartShinobi]

bill bailey wears a naruto tshirt with large graphic of naruto on the front in one episode and i have loved him since! actually i first loved him as the rodeo bloke in Skins

[@NYCOPERAFAN]

He's a tremendous comedic talent. You should also react to Fry and (Hugh) Laurie's wonderful BBC series.

[@stephen2876]

QI is the perfect mix of fun facts and obscure trivia about things beginning with the different letters of the alphabet, and it is still going. Stephen Fry hosted the show for the first 13 years, through series A to M. From series N Sandi Toksvig took over hosting duties. They've just finished series S.

[@Clamavi77]

QI is just the best. Yeah it's still going, now hosted by Sandi Toksvig but still just as good as it was with Stephen. It's always just felt like a "comfort food" show, a safe and familiar place to be

[@ClassicWorld19]

Oh yes, DEFINITELY watch more QI clips! :D

[@stirlingmoss4621]

yes ! More QI

[@debbieidi5517]

Love QI. Always worth a watch. You should also check out the brilliant Bill Bailey!!

[@britbazza3568]

Stephen Fry was a great comic actor in all of the BlackAdder series..he also did a comedy called Jeeves and Wooster. Which he actually wrote himself but because of his high IQ a lot of people didn't get the humour so it flopped in both the UK and USA. But it's definitely worth watching

[@zbba416]

Although a prolific writer Stephen didn't write Jeeves and Wooster, that was Clive Exton. I don't think it flopped exactly- they did 4 seasons of it and it kind of paved the way for Exton's next big series Poirot

[@danielleeskelton]

Stephen Fry is simply a National Treasure here in the UK.

[@peterwilliamson5953]

Stephen is a national treasure , we all love him .

[@katherinebirkett4706]

I am totally addicted to QI and have seen nearly every episode. It stands for 'Quite Interesting'. You get points for a correct answer, AND an answer that, although incorrect, is redeemed by it being 'quite interesting'. Any urban myths used by panelists are highlighted by the sound of the QI klaxon and debunked. The screen behind them flashes the urban myth too. Stephen left after Series M, and replaced by Sandi (Sandra) Toksvig, who was born in Denmark. Interestingly, Sandi recorded her first show as presenter on her birthday. She's a presenter, writer, author, campaigner, advocate and before QI was a presenter on the BBC radio panel show 'The News Quiz'. For a good intro clip of her, I suggest 'Sandi's Anecdotes'. She was in NASA's Mission Control for Neil Armstrong's landing on the Moon.

[@vilebrequin6923]

Yes, do more QI with Stephen, please!

[@matthewwalker5430]

You should react to "A Bit of Fry & Laurie". Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie (the guy who plays the doctor in "House") were very good friends at Cambridge University and began to write comedy together there. After a few appearances on various comedy shows throughout the early 1980s, the 2 created their own comedy sketch show for the BBC back in 1986 and it ran until 1995 over 4 seasons.

[@ianthompson2784]

Entertaining and educational, each series featured a letter of the alphabet and consisted of around 16 episodes. Stephen hosted from series A to series M.

[@TransdermalCelebrate]

Great monologue, very funny mate 😄👍

[@OEDODRAGON]

8:09 If you don't get the reference, Stephen Fry had done some Twinings (posh sounding brand of tea) adverts.

[@Cinesta76]

I love Stephen Fry. He's hilarious and so intelligent.

[@fishfake]

In 1995 Fry made national headlines when he abruptly abandoned his role in a play in the middle of its run in London and disappeared to Belgium without a trace. After the incident, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

[@patriciacarline6975]

QI is still going though now hosted by Sandy Toksvig - still supported by Alan. Each season covers subjects related to one letter - so season one was letter 'A' - we are now up to letter 'S' and it is still hilarious! During Covid restrictions they actually filmed it, socially distanced, in the studio with crew and no audience - they watched live-feed over the internet - which allowed an even bigger 'live' audience. The studio audience is actually around 600 people and there is a very long waiting list for tickets!

[@stevenspringer1599]

the 13 fry/davis years of QI are the best 'celebration of wit' television show ever produced.

[@nickpalmer3076]

Love to see your reaction.You would love this show.

[@peterfoakes7569]

QI is great, it is still on mate, love the information it gives out, wierd facts etc, and of course everyone has a good laugh