QI Series 20: Sensational | With Aisling Bea, Roisin Conaty & Jessica Fostekew

[@danielikelman481]

Love Aisling Bea! She's hilarious!

[@DavidOkikiAmayoJr.]

Sandi: What does a church smell like? Roisin: Incense and crime. 🤭 Spot on👌🏿

[@roberto8650]

I have such a crush on Aisling.

[@solanumtuberosa]

Alan is the cutest lady amongst them all

[@roberto8650]

He always is. ❤

[@hawaii_9803]

The drink driving test is for horizontal and vertical gaze nystagmus, nothing to do with pupils being “too big” or watery.

[@Leightr]

The nystagmus test test is the most telling, as a "practiced" drunk can learn to compensate for the effects on balance, can practice reciting the alphabet backwards or counting tasks, but no amount of self control or practiced rehearsal will make your eyes stop vibrating.

[@qwitchyy]

6:00 Oh my god. My spouse is from Puerto Rico and this man LOVES to cuddle.

[@Oldjohn52]

I learned to touch type on a typewriter with nothing written on the keys.

[@KonaOceanGirl]

Wish I could do that. 👍😎

[@adamredwine774]

I learned it in two languages. :)

[@-_-MC-_-]

"Its a poo fetus." 😂

[@Sam-lr9oi]

Interesting that Alan says Saigon and not Ho Chi Minh city, it's been a while since it was Saigon.

[@Sam-lr9oi]

I guess wikipedia says it's still a common name, good enough for me I just like HCM

[@randb4865]

Liberal education.

[@kirbyhans5261]

​@@randb4865As opposed to conservatives with NO education....😂

[@Sam-lr9oi]

@@randb4865please explain what it is you think you're saying

[@wooisdebaanhoof]

Many people in Vietnam still call it Saigon

[@electricwheelchair]

Maybe there's something wrong with my speakers but the notes at 13:36 were unambiguously down, up, down.

[@Thoran666]

Up, down, up for me.

[@sandoumir4348]

Whatever the state of your speakers is is irrelevant because you totally and utterly ignored the explanation that was given.

[@electricwheelchair]

@@sandoumir4348I listened again with my headphones and then it was very clear that there were more than one note playing. For example: the first one was playing D3/D4/D5/D6 as the first note followed by G#3/G#5. My speakers were struggling with the D3 which made the first range of notes from D4 to D6 higher than the range from G#3 to G#5. By the way, Sandi's demonstration on the keyboard was not a very good example. The first 2 notes should have been an octave apart for the strongest effect. Now it was very clearly a chord with notes below and above the second note. I guess the state of my speakers were relevant after all and not only did I not ignore the explanation but I actually understood it.

[@sandoumir4348]

You considered a speaker issue. You only understood the explanation because I had to tell you one was given. Had you noticed there is an explanation, you could not possibly have even considered it to be a speaker issue.

[@electricwheelchair]

@@sandoumir4348 What a totally asinine reply. It's clear that you're a troll and I'm not going to spend anymore time on this. Good luck with your life. Reply all you want. I won't read it.

[@frankenstein974]

I saw an advert for this on tv and was wondering what the name of the woman with the black hair who was wearing a yellow jersey and saying "Well,well,well." is.

[@brianm6337]

FJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJFJ It's been a while. 😂

[@shermoore1693]

As a person who has studied canine behaviour academically and also 'in the field', (20 yrs experience) I feel safe saying that very little of the 'information' regarding dogs, given by Sandi, is true.

[@JVID3O]

Can you elaborate pls

[@shermoore1693]

@@JVID3O There are more than a dozen different ways a dog moves its tail. Each one has a specific meaning. The height of the movement, the looseness/rigidity of the movement, and the total arc of the movement from side to side. When a dog greets a person or dog with pleasure and no tension, the wag will be of middling height, free, relaxed swing and more to the right than to the left. If the same sort of wag tends more to the left there is pleasure in greeting but also a bit of diffidence or wariness. If the tail is held very high and moves nervously, it is warning you that he is ready to defend himself. If the tail is low and the movement is slight and involves the part towards the tip, it is submission. Sometimes a dog just wags the last part of its tail in a floppy way, this means he is mildly happy or contented. I could go on but think this is enough for now. If you like I could send you an email.

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

Saying someone else is not true based on your "experience" but not elaborating on WHAT is not true doesn't make you sound believable. Anyone can say something is not true and just walk away

[@shermoore1693]

@@IDiggPattyMayonnaise Ms. Mayonnaise, If you read my answer to another reply to my comment you will see that I elaborate (just a little) my argument . If you want a deeper look into canine behaviour read my book 'Understanding Dog Behaviour'.

[@CharlieDanvers]

Ive just learned what the thing i dont have is (i have disprxia)

[@artursandwich1974]

I think they were royal food tasters, not poison tasters. It's not like the kings would serve them a plate of poisons to pick the tastiest one.

[@DarkChasm]

why is there no audience ?

[@charlie7mason]

PandemicEpisode

[@MackintoshJonathan-z4z]

Rodolfo Green

[@NathanielBarnes-f8x]

Terry Plaza

[@LissetteBlew-e8x]

Rosalind Green

[@HazlittMadge-g2t]

Carley Path

[@AudraKahl-z1f]

Esther Prairie

[@MatthewJohnson-e7z]

Montana Tunnel

[@KristenWilson-j3q]

Liam Skyway

[@juanlauda2300]

i hate the theme tune. i love the show.

[@EricOnYouTube]

Why do they talk about poo in every episode? lol

[@CONNELL19511216]

Because so much comedy is crappy?

[@fionnagrant6636]

Those bezoar stones are in Harry Potter

[@wenwilloughby8197]

There's a lot of stuff in Harry Potter directly lifted from medieval medicine and alchemy. Rowling doesn't have that much imagination.

[@JoeCharlotte]

Robinson Brenda Robinson Deborah Clark Anthony

[@TheSpectacledOwl]

Oof. These COVID episodes have not aged well. It just does not feel right without the audience.

[@TREVONBACH]

Jessica's legs are incredible. ❤

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

Aisling is very lovely but she really needs to not try so hard to get a laugh

[@farleytrading]

how do you figure that?

[@1889jonny]

4 women and 1 man works as well as 1 woman and 4 men... not at all