QI XL Series H Episode 04 - Humans

[@michalkluka6527]

I love the new version and Sandi, but honestly, it feels so great to see these old ones with Stephen in them. He was QI to me. Him and Alan, that is.

[@dudesayingthings]

So true. Stephen fry was qi and Sandi toksvig will never be able to replace him, whatever she does.

[@brmbkl]

@@dudesayingthingsedit; i would say it might help if she wasn't trying so hard. but i would be wrong. i would say she's trying to imitate a human, and i would say she fails at that. i haven't been able to watch a show after she sarted out, let's leave it at that. cheers, bbc. good job.

[@tselengbotlhole750]

I stopped watching QI when Stephen retired

[@tselengbotlhole750]

Tanmay Tikekar absolutely true

[@tselengbotlhole750]

brmbkl2015 I also stopped when Stephen left

[@countspankulots4024]

Oh man I miss QI! I live in South Africa and every week my family would catch the show via sattelite to watch the show on BBC Entertainment. This was before all the programmes became reality-based. I really miss the humour from back then.

[@joelego5767]

Also from SA!

[@ripdbtpoo1441]

Satellite.

[@EddyProca]

"leather dann" is actually an anagram of "neanderthal". Quick thinking there from Stephen and Alan.

[@lethe56]

Eddy Proca I'm under the impression that they would both be good at countdown, they seem to be fond of anagrams.

[@tolvajakos]

I did what Srephen suggested at the end (say to the mirror that Stephen Fry is beautiful) three times and I have summoned him. Now we are watching QI together.

[@andrewh1551]

When Jimmy Carr said that police got suspicious about the Souza guy because his camera crews turned up before the police, they acted like he was joking, but that's what actually happened. I remember it on the news at the time. It's one of my earliest TV memories

[@PelleLolWut]

1:51 That dead-pan delivery was brilliant. Completely caught me off guard haha

[@mrmx532]

Jimmy Carr and his one lines hahahaha love it

[@EliCross]

Jimmy: "You filled in a VAT return?" Oo, interesting. Have you, Jimmy?

[@GorgeousRandyFlamethrower-]

god, would you people just let it go

[@untwerf]

It's rather amusing how in light of events subsequent to this show, some of the jokes in this episode will be viewed differently to how they were originally intended. For example when Jack Dee references Rolf Harris "Rolf of Australia" and Jimmy Carr asks "have you filled in a VAT return? " at 22:20.

[@salomonhedqvist7101]

I love Jimmy´s laugh...

[@PeacockDreams19]

I’m upset that no one got Jimmy’s IT Crowd reference.

[@ankyfire]

I wanted to shout that it didn't happen! It was an IT Crowd episode!

[@GoldTigerRemix]

Jimmy talking about VAT returns how ironic :D

[@smokefire3]

+George Don't say a word, cause i know for a fact if you had the chance to not pay tax, part of you would pay it cause its the right thing to do, where as a larger part would not pay it if you knew you would never be caught.

[@jamesclarke4154]

22.22 ''Have you filled in a VAT return, not easy'' Jimmy Carr, before he was caught. how funny.

[@mickmickymick6927]

On the 'Hero Syndrome', I had a friend who used to always offer lifts and things to people, and she'd say something like 'come over to my house, then I'll drive you over to the party (or whatever)', but then as soon as they got to the house, she'd make up some reason why she couldn't then give them the lift, either cause the car broke down or whatever. And it was because she used to like making people dependent on her, then she by withdrawing the lift or whatever help, they'd have to stay with her at her place. It was this really weird way of controlling people. Anyway the wedding is next week, just thought I'd share.

[@A16AdamWalker]

Ok... can some of Jo's jokes be seen as sexist? Yes. Can some of Jimmy Carr's been seen the same way, Definitely. The core reason however why they are both allowed to get away with it is that it's obvious that it's an act, as evident by their general style and moments of self-depreciation. Compare Jo to someone like Bridget Christie - where 3/4 of the time you're not sure what the point of her feminism inspired jabs at men or society in general is, and that she just genuinely (like Trisha Goddard) has some animosity towards the opposite sex - There's obviously a lot of male comedians who can also hall into that definition so I'm not claiming it's one sided. What this boils down to is personal preferences, and that ability to choose (as you can easily go watch an episode without Jo or Jimmy involved), as the second you suggest people should somehow lose their right to Free Speech, because what they say offends you, you've opened a slippery slope as to stop anyone possibly ever being offended, speech would have to be limited to 'Hi-diddily-ho neighbourino' and 'Jolly Good old bean'.

[@halkitchen1838]

It's clear that Bridget Christie's material comes from genuine anger at casual misogyny, but in my opinion it's justified and more importantly, funny, which I don't find Jo to be. I agree with the rest of your points though.

[@siramea]

I am not familiar with Bridget Christie's work but I agree with your comment overall. Jo is a comedian, and comedy is subjective. I don't believe Jo hates men or her husband. That is her style of comedy. I don't like those particular jokes but do find her to be funny, in general. My least favourite regular is Phil Jupitus, his actions are forced and annoying.

[@Plant_Parenthood]

The big problem with jo is that her jokes are just not clever and they all have the same punchline. jimmy carr can be pretty sexist but his jokes are far less predictable and much more clever.

[@fullmoonwolf95]

yeah i'll just put QI on as background noise while i do some revision....i have written 3 lines and drawn a smiley face......i'm going to fail hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah...

[@tula6788]

Yeah me too

[@MS-qt3xp]

did you pass?

[@tula6788]

i haven't got my results yet...

[@fullmoonwolf95]

you'll get them eventually, just pray that you did better than me haha. though really GCSE's don't mean shit. my last job were the kind that took you on and see wehat you are like kind and my current AC/Refrigeration Engineer, well lies can get you far kid.

[@jt364]

well, how'd the results go OP?

[@elwynbrooks]

"Recently discovered" pffft didn't y'all watch Kim Possible?

[@importantname]

Ive found the secret to enjoying everthing on youtube. Though normally i like watching qi; it is better after 3 or 4, maby, 5 or 6 sluggs of highly chilled vokda - voszka - spirits.

[@seanrooker4121]

Bourbon for me mate,otherwise great comment,have an upright thumb!

[@HMEERBEEK]

thank you for the QI series love it

[@NormanMatchem]

HAH! Great episode! Indeed, Stephen Fry is beautiful :P

[@Aslaug75]

Jack Dee's incisors are out of this world. I can never un-see that.

[@RIXRADvidz]

Stephen Fry is beautiful, Stephen Fry is beautiful, Stephen Fry is beautiful...and all I got was a busy signal.

[@vince4ever]

anyone else think naked mole rats were discovered a lot longer ago than QI suggest? There was one in kim possible which is early 2000's show.

[@tbandmint]

Exactly! Rufus

[@herrfriberger5]

Jimmy Carr seems more likable than usual here, real nice! Not at all his usual "pratt" character (if that's the right derogative word).

[@JoshSweetvale]

+TheFutMaster290 Preppy twat=prat? He's like a very well-groomed Sips though!

[@hyperion1028]

I like him either way!

[@TequilaToothpick]

Jack Dee's donar-card joke is incredible!

[@fableagain]

Jo is my fave, she's hilarious!

[@MarkDesa]

I'd have to go with Phill Jupitus

[@iamnotanumberiamafreeman2930]

Wow really, I think she is a visually disgusting troglodyte me.

[@chuffyboo]

That sauna bit cracked me up

[@davidmilne2312]

What were they running from? The White man

[@50Pooja]

i dont need stephen fry to tell me stephen fry is beautiful , ive known it for years

[@Kumimono]

I'd imagine, the fastest evolving part of us would be the bacteria inside us.

[@ArranRWilliamson]

Jari Heiska Would you count that as part of you (I know it's vital for survival but I would consider it a separate organism). Great point though!

[@mbcustomcycles4823]

+Arran Williamson bacteria have hardly changed in millions of years , still being single celled.... so no they aren't...

[@ArranRWilliamson]

Dominic Kelly They are the most changeable organisms we know, hence the constant race to find new antibiotics to keep up with them. To say that a bacterial cell is a single celled organism and were single celled before we were here isn't an answer. There are millions of different bacteria living on your body and are unique to the environment of your specific intestinal lining/skin/nose/mouth/urethra etc.. These types of bacteria were not around millions of years ago, they are new and necessary for your survival. I can't see your point.

[@mbcustomcycles4823]

+Arran Williamson you are confusing evolution with measurable lifetime factors.... the bacteria living on us is not demonstrably the same as bacteria living on my grandfather. but they are still single celled and have been for millions of years.... they have not changed. we rely on them to continue to do their simple jobs. and yes the bacteria that live in our skin were around before us and are not new, thats why we have the skin we do because the bacteria were already there to facilitate it. Our bodies evolved to use the bacteria that was already there. just because we discover new types all the time does not mean they are new to the earth

[@SvonJunzt]

Stephens hair!

[@FlawlesSanshiro]

best tv program ever

[@wimvaughdan7032]

31:08 Isn't Jimmy confusing this with the plot of that episode in "The IT Crowd"?

[@GriffinPilgrim]

Jimmy, I would tend to disagree. It is not a noble thing to want to be a hero. It is a noble thing to want to be heroic but wanting to be a hero suggests to me a desire for attention rather than nobility.

[@GriffinPilgrim]

Cathy Earnshaw True, true. It's a motive thing really; if one wants to do good things mostly for a reward of some kind (money, fame etc) then, while it's still the right thing to do one is not a better person for it. If one wants to do good things mostly just because they are good things there's no reason not to enjoy any rewards that come as a result. Just as long as one would have done the same thing even without the rewards.

[@volundrfrey896]

Old comment but whatever. I would argue that your actions are more important than your intentions. For example giving to charity is a good thing even if you do it for selfish reasons.

[@theolav12]

Völundr Frey Very true and I agree completely. I do think it is extremely stupid to walk around town in uniform though. Soldiers (or even recruits) going to the gym in army gear is pretty disgusting I think we can all agree.

[@MultiMolly21]

Many more bizarre and deadly crimes are also cries for help; in fact every crime is evidence of social failure. Doing it by saving people seems relatively altruistic; although let's face it; Crazy never makes sense, so don't try to make sense out of it.

[@olepetterborgen7499]

That VAT return joke from Jimmy Carr

[@cordeliapalmer5800]

Next Jo Brand episode, I am keeping a tally of "my husband" jokes, and a separate tally of "I'm fat" jokes.

[@MrItsalie]

It took her all of two minutes to pull out her one joke.

[@dudesayingthings]

She has a real talent for inserting those jokes at the right time, though.

[@cordeliapalmer5800]

Tanmay Tikekar I find it irritating as fuck on “QI.” I didn’t mind her in “Taskmaster,” but mostly I find her insufferable, not funny. Regardless, though, I am glad that she makes some people laugh.

[@phosphoros60]

What about the "my husband is fat" jokes?

[@soberhippie]

Funny Jimmy called it "coin purse". In Russian, the word for scrotum comes from the old word meaning a coin purse. It literally means "little coin purse".

[@JimmySteller]

There's a joke to be made about spending money on your sexual partner, but everyone else has already thought of it so I won't bother.

[@EveyJamo]

It's curious to note that current Epi-genetic research might, if I understand it correctly, claim that we do in fact change our 'epigenetic' tags as we go through life, thus being able to pass on the things we change in our bodies on a genetic level to our offspring.

[@garyclayton8409]

Jo 'All I Do Is Make Shit Jokes About My Husband' Brand

[@MultiMolly21]

ABOUT THE NOSE;the closer we started living together; the more we had to suppress our sense of smell; sewage, body odor, things like that.

[@elwynbrooks]

Wait I thought the guy who backed out of being a cannibal's meal and watched a movie instead ... I thought that was an IT Crowd episode?? Or was it based on this news story?

[@mwoolner]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Nobody on the panel seemed to say anything and they were all with him during the story. So, either they were all in on it or it was a thing that really happened that IT Crowd parodied without having to really change any of the details.

[@WardancerHB]

Matthew Woolner I don't know the IT crowd, but the story is true. It was all over the papers here. And he was indeed not a bad bloke, he wanted to harm nobody. He was into consenting cannibalism. Bloody bonkers nonetheless...

[@TheRhinehart86]

elwynbrooks It actually happened in 2001, before Ocean's Twelve or IT Crowd came out so basically everyone is wrong :P. The killer's name was Armin Meiwes

[@elwynbrooks]

WOW, I had no idea, that's bonkers! Thanks for letting me know :)

[@davidmrenton6386]

elwynbrooks if you like that story check out "Issei Sagawa, 1997, Kobe serial killer" i don't have the website but basically he makes his living off a book he wrote on how he ate his victim etc....(can't recall if victim m or f? f i think?), some law in japan won't have him extradited for the crime so gets off scott free. real creepy dude. peace

Vinci is the village where Leonardo came from. Not da Vinci. Da means "from". Leonardo from Vinci.

[@archangel9191]

On the subject of Firefighters, it reminds of how in Ashes to Ashes Series 03, I think, how it featured an episode where an Arsonist was a Firefighter but he was also an ex-soldier who fought in the Falklands War, how he suffered from losing his comrades or "brothers", later finding out as a result, his wife slept with his brother after he returned and turned to causing fires rather than preventing them, all to make everything better, kind of ironic as well as sad I guess right? But, yeah, this is an interesting point worth looking into out of curiosity, is this a common thing or not among the Fire Brigade or just Film and/or TV Series History, shall we say? I wonder...

[@dickscratcher3040]

Corkscrews are screw shaped implements for removing corks from bottle. I know this cos. I've done this loads of times in the past.

[@notthere83]

"Describe the perfect woman." "A dead one." Hahahahaha!! 🤦

[@aim-to-misbehave5674]

We spent a good portion of our maths lesson once with our (male) teacher trying to explain the Golden Ratio, with a picture of the Vitruvian Man for reference. He added at the end that the Golden Ratio number shown by the Vitruvian Man is the same one that he has tattooed on his arm. Cue one of my classmates: "You have a NAKED MAN tattooed on your ARM?!" Everyone else: *headdesk*

[@MutantPurpleOnion]

Comfort video that prepares me for sleep ;)

[@elwynbrooks]

"Proustian" oh Jimmy your Cambridge is showing

[@Zilegil]

He never went to Cambridge :P

[@elwynbrooks]

He graduated from Cambridge in 1993. He studied Poli Sci.

[@Arjalaful]

Can anyone else hear a woman's voice in the background at 13.17?

[@frederikseidelin]

+Arjalaful Most puzzling!

[@guifrakss]

Sound like Jo.

[@EnWordHunter1488]

I think its someone in the audience disagreeing with stephen

[@coconutmilk88]

Jimmy and his VAT :P

[@mbaker335]

People farming looks very profitable.

[@henrikpettersson2886]

Why am I making that noice? Hahahahaha!

[@jandcgaming1515]

That cannibal story is exactly the same as the plot of an it crowd episode

[@Cheeseanonioncrisps]

I never get it when adults say that being a teenager is the best point in your life. You're at an age when you do sometimes feel like life is worthless- and at this point in your life you go to school and get told that your exams are coming up and if you don't do x, y and z you will fail at life. Then you have to do a lot of science lessons- and all the science lessons are about how the world is ending, all the animals are going extinct and it's all our fault and now we have to fix it (I remember, when I was twelve or thirteen, being told by a geography teacher to colour in blue every bit of a map that was below a certain point. Then she told us to mark our houses on teh map with an x and see if our families would survive the great flood that would happen when the ice caps melted.) Your body is changing- which feels awful, by the way- and you start getting that feeling whenever you look in the mirror that something is wrong. Then people tell you that this is the best time of your life.

[@Maghanashi]

+Cheeseanonioncrisps This is a great matter of perspective. Think of telling your parents: "I hate school, I never want to go again!" and they reply with: "When you're grown up, you'll wish you could go back to school again." As a child this makes sense to none of us, but when faced with adult responsibilities and financial troubles, most of us would kill to go back to a time when all that was required of you was to try and enjoy day after day of learning.

[@thefutmaster2909]

+Mark Thomas your best year is as a child at the end of primary/elementary school. No pain from love, not much work, fun, no financial responsibilities, and no children to PISS YOU OFF!

[@Maghanashi]

TheFutMaster290 Please stop this mental assault on my nostalgia.

[@Maghanashi]

Rontheswimmer We're all saying we liked it.

[@hpoonis2010]

"...in your life you go to school and get told that your exams are coming up and if you don't do x, y and z you will fail at life." Whoever said that was only interested in fucking someone up. Moreover, what, exactly, IS failing at life? The only measure of failing at life, that I can determine. is not actually having any. Ie., never being born/being stillborn. In which case no one is able to tell that person (non-person) that they will fail at life.

[@Bobby.Kristensen]

It's always hilarious to listen to laymen talk about evolution.

[@Lucas-hg5un]

You're a joke.

[@Bobby.Kristensen]

Freddy Spatula funny

[@Dominoman666]

30:41 That was in The IT Crowd !

[@robertstar7463]

Wisdom is what separates us from the animal that we physically evolved from. Our goal is to wake up from the conditioned mind and evolve to a higher state of consciousness aligned with the energetic/spiritual laws of the Universe and become more conscious human beings.

[@inkbotkowalski]

A popular theory on the extinction of Neanderthals is that their bodies were too powerful and needed too much energy to be feasible.

[@zapkvr]

Jimmy misunderstands evolution. A lot of people do. It's not moving towards an end point. It's a process of adaptation.

[@seanrooker4121]

There will be an end point eventually,but i know what you're saying theres no ultimate goal.

[@zapkvr]

Vijay Laud the end point will be when humans die off or split to become a seperate species as the great apes before us have done

[@StephanvanIngen]

Indeed, the only end-point of a species - if you need to name one - is an extinction.

[@FlyingScott]

On the topic of mutations and evolutions, a dominant gene is having 6 fingers a hand. Humans could evolve to have 12 fingers total.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

I would rather not think the teen years are the way the human race is supposed to be.

[@OriginalOmgCow]

Shows how closed minded you are.

[@stjohngrumbly7051]

Don't think it then. But for the first two hundred thousand years of our species' existence as homo sapiens, individuals did not live much beyond their teenage years.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

StJohn Grumbly And we didn't advance much in that time either.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

omgcow Teenager spotted XD

[@zapkvr]

StJohn Grumbly They didn't live much beyond infancy actually. If they survived to their teens years they were just as likely to survive to their early twenties.

[@damenwhelan3236]

depth of impact, points between impact and indentation, how deep the track, how far are the tracks apart, and is the subject running full footed or on toe. humans run up on their toe, dogs and horses are already on their toe but they are also fourlegged, but the same can be used to measure their "run"

[@blinko7869]

the neanderthal model seems to be the long lost twin of bukowski.

[@AimeeColeman]

Jimmy Carr, Dara O'brien, Sandi Toksvig and Jo Brand all go regularly on QI...will Stephen ever go on any of their shows? :)

[@blindio10]

he did "never seen star wars" tv with jo brand hosting iirc

[@AimeeColeman]

I shall watch that IMMEDIATELY :D

[@iansukeforth]

it was another of Stephen's shows, but in an episode of Gadget Man called Tasty Tech i believe, Jo was a guest at a dinner party he threw. they got drunk from an alcohol vaporizer.

[@AimeeColeman]

Ah, I remember :) he had a great apple peeler-slicer XD

[@Reapzehz]

As great as they are, I can't see Stephen on 8 out of 10 Cats or Mock the Week. Would be great if he did though.

[@chriscross5617]

Can you honestly imagine seeing Jo Brand live - she would tell the same three gags for an hour and a half

[@adumdumdum]

@alan wilson her husband.

[@baldrbraa]

She does two things. Slag off her husband, and name people I’ve never heard of.

[@p24p14]

13:15 Did an audience member try and interject there?

[@GBart]

I think human civilization is more complex than the human brain at this point.

[@rose3040]

did that german cannibal story actually happen?? b/c i thought it was just a plot of an I.T crowd episode tbh....

[@Steeve9292]

+Rose Sure did. Google 'Armin Meiwes'.

[@davidborrowdale4187]

Whant to know what happened to the Neanderthaler ? Visit Düsseldorf on Rosen Montag ! Die sind umgezogen!

[@jadeb2394]

i have hyperosmia so i can smell things others can't.

[@dudesayingthings]

33:07 classic joke lol

[@SofieBjorkheim]

What does Jo Brand say at 6:13?

[@dozog]

Sofie. I think... "Because your brain is so massive"

[@ferraridinoman]

So much better than the awful (without S Fry) 2023 version of QI with canned laughter at the end of EVERY sentence!! (Thanks for the upload!)

[@Carb0nT0ast]

Those pictures look a lot like Tony Abbott

[@michaelcurrier4492]

Your DNA does alter because of things that happen to you. Epigenetics.

[@pricklypear1643]

Michael Currier that is different than reading fast or someshit

[@doctorpicardnononono7469]

who's Ralph of Australia?

[@enenenergp]

So there’s no benefit of a sauna nothing that it’s good for? I would’ve said that it’s at least good for stress relief cos one feels so relaxed after a good sauna. Also blood circulation gets activated, definitely, and just a hunch, but I do think it might help to keep your immunity system alert too, but that’s just a guess/feeling :) but I think an actually hot sauna like 90 celcius for a short time or many short times with cooling in between and drinking water (not alcohol though That’s the custom in finland) would be the best.

[@MultiMolly21]

Mosquitoes are not pollinators and their loss would have little or no affect on the environment, except for the thousands of people who would live instead of dying of malaria et al; and that could be a problem. I have written Bill Gates about feeding and educating all these people who seem already to be starving. I wonder if he's thought it through?

[@jellygiraffe]

2 mins 18 seconds, you've heard Jo Brands entire repertoire. "I'm Gross" "Men are shit" "my husband...." how she's had such a long career and why she still gets on TV is beyond me.

[@Ourumov1]

Lmao so true isn't it. Guaranteed to hear at least one of those whenever she's on.

[@krablord]

+jellygiraffe Her sense of humour is extremely similar to most male comedians tbh, I don't know why so many people are whiny little bitches about her. She's hilarious

[@jellygiraffe]

WTF are you talking about? Most comedians, male or female, don't even have the same sense of humor. For example, JImmy Carr is nothing like Bill Bailey, Neither of them are similar to BIll Burr etc. ect. Brand has had the same schtick since I watched on channel 4, 20 odd years ago. She was funny back then, but c'mon, get some new material.

[@hpoonis2010]

She is the female Bernard Manning. He had a bunch of "take my wife" jokes...but that was back in the 1970s

[@MsWill813]

Omg I hope evolution is not over.

[@donepearce]

Wow, Jimmy Carr still has real teeth here.

[@michaeljohnangel6359]

Leonardo was apprenticed to the SCULPTOR Verrocchio, and the story (originated by Vasari, who often got things wrong, as he had only decades-later gossip to guide him) is a load of bollocks. For what grain of truth there is in the story, Verrocchio may have thought that Leonardo could take over the studio's painting commissions so that Verrocchio could concentrate on sculpture. Even this version is iffy, at best. I'm always astonished by how little the QI panels know about art history.

[@andrewjohnson6716]

Jo Brand’s cycle of jokes 1. “My body is shit” 2. “My marriage is shit” 3. “My husband is fat/old/tired/weak” 4. Mention the name of random media figure that has nothing to do with the subject matter and everyone gives a courtesy laugh (out of fear that they’re not clever enough to get the reference, rather than realizing that the reference is bollocks) 5. Try to make everyone uncomfortable with a sexual reference. Repeat ad infinitum and somehow make a whole career out of it.

[@iain2080]

13:15 sounds like someone talking over Stephen and no one reacts. So odd

[@alibootboy]

Sounds like a heckle, the rest of which was edited out. Either that, or somebody in the audience got a call... ;)

[@spidaminida]

The tunes they use for football chants are pretty funny - Amazing Grace (one nil, one nil etc) and Go West by Pet Shop Boys (you're shit and you know you are)...

[@homersimpson8561]

Go West is actually by The Village People, the same guys who sang YMCA and co. But yes, it is sung at football matches. There are many different chants with that tune.

[@spidaminida]

Hee hee...even more amusing. Do beg their studly pardon ;)

[@darthos6257]

Peter O'Donoghue Except The Pet Shop Boys keep their dignity when they sing it :)

[@homersimpson8561]

Phillip Reynolds Hahaha, yes that's true.

[@RapunzelinOttawa]

You know, Jimmy Carr is good when he's "in the chair", but as part of a team his comedy doesn't seem to translate very well. Anyone with me on this?

[@vangroover1903]

No.........or Yes, but the exact opposite of that. I find him a great team player, esp. in the Where The Parthenon Is bit QI S05E01

[@chikitabowow]

Oh great, another episode with Jo Brand. Shit.

[@frvb6541]

Weaponed with an unvalued opinion, the world seems like a lot of drivel. I'm swimming through, fully clothed. At least QI keeps me... busy. KZbin is my medium. Oh comment section, absorb me.

[@theinternet1424]

+Frank vb Well, if it's comment section you want, here's a comment to you: Kudos from Serbia for your avatar, because _"Uncle Crni is the strongest man in the world!"_ :) I always heard stories about _Underground_ having fans in Western Europe, but until now I saw no evidence of that. And yes, that's probably the best movie we ever made.

[@BemusedExpression]

Come Mierda, that's poetic and lovely.

[@MultiMolly21]

Based on the saying "If you don't use it you lose it"', I'd say we're losing senses we don't even realize we had for that very reason ; we're blotting out our own abilities with built in deodorizers, ear plugs, a button to push for virtually every function. Wiping our own asses is the one we can all claim, and that's about it.

[@galexeqe]

07:55 Well I don't want to blow my own tummy banana, but I'm a male and work in a museum and don't have syphilis so all I have to say is KNEEL BEFORE ZOD

[@SandeepSingh-we7qb]

The german cannibal story was from the IT crowd

[@Zephirot080]

Jo Brandt gets increasingly annoying everytime she appears in QI

[@moonliteX]

epigenetics

[@GroovingPict]

TIL Stephen Fry doesnt know about epigenetics.

[@molesticles]

Did Stephen say "GG" after Jack D made his donor card joke @33:30 in the video? As in "Good Game"...? If so, BRILLIANT!!

[@bkerbal8444]

would be great if Stephen fry said 'gg' lol

[@p3falien233]

Jo Brand is such a lovely and funny woman ^_^

[@mallorybesom1717]

An episode I hadn't yet seen, but which now having seen it reminds me of the adage, A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. What is human cannot be encompassed in a half-hour show, no matter if the host is Stephen Fry. We should apply another adage, "For entertainment purposes only."

[@mattyarden2484]

the other one

[@ViaNocturna85]

About the guy that got away from getting eaten and watching Oceans Thirteen...I think Jimmy watched too much IT Crowd

[@ManlyStump]

Or you watch too little news...

[@DirvineNetwork]

Pizza?