Q.I. Quite Interesting

QI (Quite interesting) is a show that seems to be endlessly repeated on Dave, which is no bad thing as I love the programme. Its usually on for around half an hour except for the recently released QI XL which features a further half an kour that was edited from the original show. Presenting, is the marvelously witty master of the English language Mr Stephen Fry. Stephen is a hero of mine, he is clearly intellectually superior to most of us mere mortals and yet he remains somewhat humble and endearingly self depricating. In short an ideal candidate for the host spot. QI rewards interesting-ness (ow I could really use some of stephen's command for the ...  Read the complete review

QI is a TV quiz show which is available UK TV's Dave Channel. (Don't ask me who Dave is as I have yet to work that out.) QI stands for Quite Interesting, or has been suggested once or twice on the show 'questions impossible'. The show is hosted by Stephen Fry and there is a panel of celebrities. Alan Davies is always on and he is accompanied by numerous other celebrities from time to time. Phil Jupitus, Rich Hall, Jeremy Clarkson and Rory McGraff have all appeared from time to time. The gave is question and answer just like most ordinary quizzes but in this one, giving the obvious answer, the generally accepted answer lights up the ...  Read the complete review

Where to start with this then? QI has been going for several years now with Stephen Fry as the host. Of course with Stephen being such an intelligent and quick witted guy, this programme was destined to impress from the start. Each programme has its own theme, of which the questions are usually related to. The themes of each series begin with a designated letter, as the 1st series all theme's began with A, series 2 was B, series 3 C etc. Series 6 (F) was the most recent to have been recorded and broadcast. The show follows the generic Question and Answer routine but for answers that are considered not only wrong, but also "cliche'd", the celebrity, ...  Read the complete review

Thou shall not question Stephen Fry...to quote the song "Thou Shall Always Kill" by Scroobius Pip...and with the programme QI that shall always be the case. Produced by Talkback Thames, QI (Quite Interesting) has been on our televisions since September 2003 running for six series, permanently hosted by Stephen Fry, it is a comedy panel show which always questions your own intelligence. Until late 2008 it was shown on BBC Two, but has since moved to BBC One...oh, and Dave of course, where it seems to be played religiously everyday along with Top Gear, Mock The Week and Fifth Gear. But never mind, at least that increases the number of people who've ...  Read the complete review

Quite interesting or as it is more commanly known Q.I is a comedy panel show were they discuss a chosen topic such as the Vicitorians or colours and banish common misconceptions. The hugely intelligent Stephen Fry is the host of this brilliant comedy show, a small time comedian as well a many other things. The only Q.I regular is Alan Davis while the rest of the comedy panel is populated by some of the best comedians around currently and occasionally some one from the BBC. Even the buzzers need to answer questions are comical in Q.I, they are usually based on the topic at hand with Alan Davis getting the worst and funniest ...  Read the complete review