Q.I. Quite Interesting Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

QI is a comedy quiz show hosted by the lovely Stephen Fry. QI stands for Quite Interesting and the contestants on the show are awarded points when they get something right or when they make an observation or comment that Stephen Fry considers to be Quite Interesting. QI has been running on BBC 2 for about five years but I have only ...  Read the complete review

10 minutes ago I put DAVE (Sky Channel 111) on to sit down and watch Q.I. And as is becoming a terrible habit, I thought "hey why not review it". For those who have never seen it, this review is for you, as those who have seen it will know perfectly well what to expect from this comedy quiz show for those mightily ...  Read the complete review

QI has to be one of the best shows on TV! Its hosted by the brilliant Stephen Fry who makes this game what it is. The idea of the game is that panelists get points for not only having the correct answer, but also having a related fact or joke to go with it. Points are taken away if the panelist give an obvious answer, which turns out to be wrong. ...  Read the complete review

QI stands for Quite Interesting. This is a T.V show hosted by the highly intelligent and who I imagine many Americans would picture as quintessential Englishman Stephen Fry. Basically the contestants, made up of actors, TV presenters, and comedians a notable panel member is comedian and actor Alan Davis as he is an almost permanent ...  Read the complete review

"Now, the rules are simple. Points are given and points are taken away. They are taken away for answers which are both obvious and wrong, and are they're given not so much for being correct as for being interesting. Their level of interestingness is impartially determined by a demographically selected customer-service focus consultancy, ...  Read the complete review

Without doubt one of the best shows on TV - which isn't actually giving it praise enough as the majority of what is shown on TV is drivel! With a TV world that is obsessed with 'celebrity' be it deserved or not and 'reality shows', thank god for the likes of QI. QI is a comedy panel quiz show based on facts that are Quite ...  Read the complete review

QI (Quite interesting) is a excellent programme! There are many amusing quiz shows on TV but they can be quite samey but QI is different. Hosted by Stephen Fry, it is a very funny panel show that graces appearances by various comedians such as Bill Bailey, Rob Brydon, and Jo Brand. Alan Davies is on every episode and is the brunt of ...  Read the complete review

QI is an abbreviation of quite interesting and is a UK television satirical comedy panel quiz show screened on BBC television, usually at around 10 p.m. It is created by John Lloyd (not the tennis player one) Its undoubted star is Stephen Fry, Actor, Writer, Director, Broadcaster, Massive Brain etc..... who has been quite superb on ...  Read the complete review

QI stands for 'Quite Interesting' and this perfectly describes everything about this series. it's a fascinating quiz/comedy show with a bit of difference, clever, funny and very, very interesting! Stephen Fry hosts a panel of four celebrities who's only challenge is to be 'quite interesting'. Each is given a unique buzzer sound (often ...  Read the complete review

This television programme is strange. That is it in a nutshell. However, most television programmes are. The host of this show is none other than Steven Fry. Then there are four invited guests, all whom are comedy 'geniuses'. Steven Fry then asks the contestants- the invited guests questions. These questions usually seem obvious, for example; How ...  Read the complete review

Q.I. is a comedy quiz show made for the BBC. It is hosted by Stephen Fry who asks the panelists some obscure and seemingly un answerable questions. The panelists are then scored on how interesting their answer is rather than whether it is right or wrong. Not only do their answers have to be interesting, they also have to not be obvious as they get ...  Read the complete review

'Q.I' - apparently an acronym for 'Quite Interesting', is a quiz show with a difference. The difference being that points are awarded for giving an informative (rather than necessarily the correct) answer. Broadcast on the BBC, and hosted by Stephen Fry, the series began on September 11th 2003. There have currently been five series of ...  Read the complete review

QI (Quite Interesting) is a British quiz show created and produced by John Lloyd. It has been on our screens since 2003 and has completed 5 series' with more on the way. It is hosted by Stephen Fry and four panelists, three that rotate and one regular, that being Alan Davies. The other panelists are usually comedians, but there have been people ...  Read the complete review

QI is a panel game show on BBC2 and BBC4. This is a well loved show although little known, but has actually been on the go for around 5 series now. The show is hosted by national institution, Stephen Fry with regular panelist Alan Davies. There are then 3 guests each week forming two teams (one with Alan Davies). Many familiar ...  Read the complete review

I think the title introduces the program quite well already, so I'll miss that bit from my review. It's basically a show about common known facts (or so we think) that are actually wrong. [Questions] The contestants will lose points for obvious answers, but will gain then for perfect, near perfect, or just interesting answers ...  Read the complete review