Q.I. - crap or not crap?

[Rum]

I watched it last night for the first time in ages. Now I like Stephen Fry, but it was crap! Him showing of his huge general knowledge (with the help of a script!) the the panel members looking dumb and ignorant and making lame jokes while looking just a tiny bit uncomfortable.

Yes?

[FBM]

What's Q.I.?

[PsychoSerenity]

It varies. Sometimes it's hilarious and other times it's meh. I usually learn something quite interesting while watching it though - for instance, last night I learned that between lions and hyenas, hyenas are more likely to hunt and lions are more likely to scavenge.

[Rum]

What's Q.I.?

An old episode.

[stripes4]

It depends on the guests. Mostly I find it to be entertaining, enjoyable, witty and often informative. I love Sean Lock, Alan Davies, that dry american guy, Ross Noble, as guests. Steven Fry is an excellent 'foil' to their disruptiveness and the whole thing just works, for me.

[normal]

It depends on the guests. Mostly I find it to be entertaining, enjoyable, witty and often informative. I love Sean Lock, Alan Davies, that dry american guy, Ross Noble, as guests. Steven Fry is an excellent 'foil' to their disruptiveness and the whole thing just works, for me.

I've never seen it, but I usually love Bill Bailey. Isn't he good at it?

[stripes4]

It depends on the guests. Mostly I find it to be entertaining, enjoyable, witty and often informative. I love Sean Lock, Alan Davies, that dry american guy, Ross Noble, as guests. Steven Fry is an excellent 'foil' to their disruptiveness and the whole thing just works, for me.

I've never seen it, but I usually love Bill Bailey. Isn't he good at it?

Yes. I couldn't recall his name and I couldn't be bothered typing 'that long haired little bloke that looks a bit like a gnome and is in Black Books' but now you made me do it. :sighsm:

[normal]

It depends on the guests. Mostly I find it to be entertaining, enjoyable, witty and often informative. I love Sean Lock, Alan Davies, that dry american guy, Ross Noble, as guests. Steven Fry is an excellent 'foil' to their disruptiveness and the whole thing just works, for me.

I've never seen it, but I usually love Bill Bailey. Isn't he good at it?

Yes. I couldn't recall his name and I couldn't be bothered typing 'that long haired little bloke that looks a bit like a gnome and is in Black Books' but now you made me do it. :sighsm:

He's part troll, you know!

[stripes4]

What does he patrol? Sorry... Speak up

[Tigger]

[stripes4]

You fuel.

[Deep Sea Isopod]

I love QI! But be careful. Sometimes they get their facts wrong. So double check them if you're going to use them.

[Tigger]

I love QI! But be careful. Sometimes they get their facts wrong. So double check them if you're going to use them.

Do you have a list?

And if anyone puns that, I'm out of here!

[klr]

It depends on the guests. Mostly I find it to be entertaining, enjoyable, witty and often informative. I love Sean Lock, Alan Davies, that dry american guy, Ross Noble, as guests. Steven Fry is an excellent 'foil' to their disruptiveness and the whole thing just works, for me.

Absolutely. I remember one episode with Jonathan Ross as one of the guests. He clearly didn't getting with the program (too serious and self-centred) and was not surprisingly never asked back.

[Millefleur]

I usually enjoy it, sometimes a bit crap but mostly good, plus I'm rather fond of Stephen Fry and his big juicy brain. That voice too.. I don't care which way he swings, he's on my celebrity sex dungeon list.