QI Series S Episode 14 FULL EPISODE | With Sara Pascoe, Suzi Ruffell & Ahir Shah

QI Series 20 | Season S Episode 14 Sexed-Up | With Sara Pascoe, Suzi Ruffell & Ahir Shah
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[@lindseywarren44]

Sara Pascoe is bloody brilliant. Such an intelligent and well-read woman. Love her on QI.

[@jayssands4903]

The same one who thought Costa Rica was in Spain! But yes I do love her. Lol.

[@lindseywarren44]

Hahahaha! Yes! Have you watched her on QI? She is very intelligent. I highly recommend that show. It's brilliant if you like Brit comedians. Very, very funny and you learn as well. So good!@@jayssands4903

[@user-ge8kh2nc1j]

@@jayssands4903That was on a different show mate 😉. Plus a break-up, at Christmas no less, easily explains such an oversight. Silly, but understandable.

[@jayssands4903]

@@user-ge8kh2nc1j I know that show as well, "would I lie to you". I just love her so much though.

[@tranquilitybase7860]

It looks like she is related David Bowie or Michael Caine.

[@ashliestevenson6823]

Black swans are an Australian native bird. The fauna emblem of Western Australia.

[@amortdipav190]

The first time I saw this episode really helped me. I used to have such bad sleep and stress about it. I still wake up every 2 hours or so, but now from 4 to 5 to 5:30am, I do admin and don't stress about the 8 hours and fell much better

[@sempressfi]

I am so grateful I got that knowledge/advice when I was 19 and it continues to be one of the most helpful things i suggest to others - I tell people to talk to there doctor of course but that there may be nothing "wrong" aside from our society revolving around an unnatural routine lol So glad they mention it here and that it helped you! Yoga nidra either in bed at night or for a quick power nap in the afternoon is also amazing when I need to conform to a schedule that conflicts with my own circadian rhythm lol 💜

[@Bjy001]

My internal QI panel... "You can make a meatloaf"/ "Wot, in a condom?"/ Sandy explains/ "It's like a Haggis."/ "Shaggis."

[@alexread6767]

That's pretty good

[@TheSpectacledOwl]

I love this show. It’s definitely helping me get through my depression.

[@SkepticalTeacher]

I hope you feel better soon. I had depression once, the worst thing was the anhedonia: I couldn't feel happy or anything about anything, it was like I was emotionally numb. But it does pass, I promise, even though it feels eternal at the time.

[@TheSpectacledOwl]

@@SkepticalTeacher thank you for that, truly.

[@jessovenden]

I’ve been there too. Well it’s been a lifelong experience for me. I attempted suicide twice before I turned eight. I’m 61 now and I’m very grateful to modern antidepressants (Prozac so not that modern) My existence was quite often almost unbearably painful but I’m very glad I was never successful in my attempts to self delete. People say that in life only death and taxes are unavoidable, but I’m still not dead, hardly ever been well enough to pay taxes. The only thing that is really universal is change. Things WILL change. They might not get better but they’ll change. I promise.

[@SkepticalTeacher]

@@jessovenden always remember: it's a permanent solution to a temporary problem.

[@jessovenden]

@@SkepticalTeacher Yes, very true. Unfortunately when in that state the idea of a permanent solution can be appealing. So instead I say that things will change. And I dislike lying so I don’t pretend that that means that things will definitely improve. I certainly hope that things will improve, of course. Young people tend to realise that I’m not sugarcoating their pain. They tell me, well at least a couple of times they have, that they prefer me to be honest.

[@johnburnside7828]

Christo just went around the world wrapping up all sorts of things.

[@theravenhaslanded321]

I love the idea of Sandi going to the loo and people showing up... 😂😂😂

[@spacewarpphotography1667]

You know, each of these episodes has a title, and it's much easier for most people to remember "I've seen the episode about blah" than "I've seen episode #X in no particular order."

[@Carmelo47423]

I've only been binging this channel for a few days, but I think it's the only episode here without the subject in the title, and it's probably because of the word "sex".

[@caroline4323]

"Sandy has seen a swan" :D

[@SPQSpartacus]

28:15 Decartes was unlucky enough to be called to Sweden in the Court of Queen Kristina, who insisted on having discussions with the philosopher at 5 am. Soon after Decartes died, probably of exhaustion.

[@Kkismet]

That's so cool seeing All Yesterdays on here!

[@jessicajayes8326]

Except the guy uses animals popular to draw in Egypt. We know what megaloceros (Irish Elk) looked like because our ancestors drew pictures of them on cave walls that show details we'd never know just looking at the bones, like a fatty hump and color patterns on fur! Egyptians drew so many hippos, cats, and other animals in great detail!

[@adrianlivingstone8520]

Also, the vocal sound and movement of the speaker's mouth were not in sync.

[@timfriday9106]

"who gets the salty side" was hilarious. LOL

[@randb4865]

I thought "T" time was due any day. Patiently waiting.

[@sheherazahde5611]

Americans still use instant tea. We mostly use it for iced tea. Another thing that the British don’t do. But, in fairness, America gets much hotter than Britain.

[@knudsandbknielsen1612]

I called my first guitar Harald, out of a whim I've long forgotten.. In my mothers birth country, Sweden, mankind, or rather "the human being" is, feminine . Människan, hon. The human being, she. Swedish is my second language, english my third. And Sweddish is still getting more interesting as time goes by. I pisck up on all sorts of really old suffixes, that are not present in Danish or Norwegian. Swedish have some really interesting suffixes! In Danish we have he, she and it. Male, female and nothing! Actually! We call it "intetkøn" ehich means "no gender". Same as in German and English. He, she and it. Very usefuld when familiar, not so much if not so familiar.

[@HorseTongue]

Anybody else laugh every time Sandi says “On the hole, women…” “spacesuits on the hole”

[@justanotherwhitewoman...4307]

damn Sara is smart ❤

[@artrickard4494]

Please check your audio. It is running fast.

[@NewsAussieAndre]

As far as I know black swans only exist naturally in Western Australia and Perth especially! And actually all over Australia as I now learned! 👍😁

[@AnnieHaynes-xo5yt]

They are everywhere on the Gold Coast in Queensland.

[@zybch]

And throughout the whole of Victoria.

[@donrobertson4940]

Plenty in New Zealand we don't want.

[@octowuss1118]

17:27ORAL societies… one guy in the audience: “Whoo, yeah!”

[@mudpyz]

whats the name of the song - the first one that sandi has played for one of the women - Suzi Ruffell????

[@gtpliquid1290]

Suzi's buzzer is Let's Get It On by Marvin Gaye.

[@thomasjonsson2766]

Häagen-Dazs: No the Danes don't have the letter ä in their alphabet, but the Swedes do (making me think it supposed to look Swedish not Danish as Sndi believed. If it is pronounced in Swedish the way it is written it comes out as someone puking (appetizing?)

[@zombiedoe3404]

dougal dixon mention!

[@napalmholocaust9093]

The not sleeping thing is mania.

[@timfriday9106]

I love sara pascoe so much. i'm sad she's married. for me, not for her. she's probably happy... LOL

[@Observ45er]

What does Sandy say at time 43:10 ? "And even then it came second to the thought of . . . . sleep" ???

[@frederf3227]

thought of "I wish I was asleep"

[@Observ45er]

@@frederf3227 Yep. It seems like they are sometimes talking faster than in the past . . .Or perhaps they have speeded it up.

[@lawrenceleske3470]

I met Buckminster Fuller in 1978, and have a very good memory for faces. Your photos of him are clearly of someone else. Still a good program: just get the elves tuned up.

[@happivaras]

11:34 Not rare in Australia

[@hermatred572]

41:02 ??

[@TheMinisterofDefence]

first time ive ever noticed this on a QI episode, but the laughter and general merriment seems to be disproportionately strong, given what was actual being discussed. almost like they were forcing unmerited laughter to make the comments seem more clever than they actual were.

[@voidcore]

Series S was made during Covid, there was no studio audience. The audience was on Zoom so the audio techs are controlling the mixing levels.

[@TheMinisterofDefence]

thank you for that. that explains it @@voidcore

[@lindseywarren44]

Also, I think Suzi's laughter is rather loud and explosive in itself.

[@stephmaccormick3195]

Sex sells, trust me on that one.

[@Cryten0]

A lot of fake laughter in this one.

[@user-jm5mr5ib1d]

Who cares ?

[@jb888888888]

(American) English can have the same word but it means different things to men and women. For example, if you were to ask "what's wrong" and a man says "nothing" he means "nothing;" if a woman says "nothing" that means "a whole hell of a lot and if you don't know already I'm not going to tell you and also punish you for not knowing even though I haven't told you."

[@donrobertson4940]

Also if you say pardon to a man it means could you repeat yourself, but to a woman it means could you launch into a long explaination about why you are asking a question.

[@annnee6818]

Oooh misogyny how novel.

[@ook428]

As a woman i don't slways find all female comedians funny. It can seem less a funny joke and more i want you to focus on me. Not all female comedians. My favourite comedian is Sarah M. Im dyslexic so i cant spell the sirname. The name of what her forfaters did for a living. when they came from other countries and thought sounded like a good surname. Women here. Saying my evry though. And i need to stop Please be more funny. Don't think you have to talk every second to be included. Let them do more of the filling stuff. And come up with better. Or stop with the dulb because that thakes from the good. There are male comedians like that. Unless they know enough and i care enough they should not talk about it. Sorry that sounds. Don't know the word to describe me. But you can say about two jokes of something im not into i will laugh. Hair. football. hurling. Tictoc. Only messing but i punch this guy(no that is never funny) but lets say i robbed the guys drink he tryed to punch me and he fell over. A small laugh i will give you. Small. But more of the same no. Tangent comedians should be less like me .

[@TASMAN-1]

Reupload of old material. be proud!