Press clippings Page 18
The 14th series of the knowingly esoteric quiz has reached the letter N which, for this opening episode, should probably stand for "new host". Sandi Toksvig takes over in the big chair and - considering how Stephen Fry's bluff smartypants approach helped define QI - the transition is remarkably seamless. Panellists Romesh Ranganathan, Cariad Lloyd, Phill Jupitus and original fixture Alan Davies are effortlessly steered and/or needled as required.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 21st October 2016Sandi Toksvig on QI, Stephen Fry, and her open wedding
Playwright, novelist, budding politician, handywoman and now QI quizmistress - is there nothing Sandi Toksvig can't do?
Ginny Dougary, Radio Times, 21st October 2016QI is in the safest of hands
The trouble is, if pushed, I would say - and this is not sacrilege, bear with me - that in recent series, even under Fry's tutelage, QI has gone very slightly off the boil, as long-running panel games will. A slight shake-up to the format might be just what it needs.
David Butcher, Radio Times, 21st October 2016Preview: QI - Series N
It was sad to see Stephen Fry leave QI at the end of Series M, but fans of the intellectual panel game have no need to worry with Sandi Toksvig in charge.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 20th October 2016Yonderland review
Great news! Yonderland continues to be basically the best thing on television.
Sami Kelsh, Cult Box, 17th October 2016Yonderland series 3 episode 1 review: A Rising Tide
After a promising first series and a confident second, Yonderland has returned for a third and begins by posing the question, 'do you need a Chosen One after the evil has gone?'
Rachel Meaden, Den Of Geek, 16th October 2016Stephen Fry's US sitcom The Great Indoors comes to ITV2
The Great Indoors, the US sitcom that stars Stephen Fry as a magazine owner, is to be shown on ITV2.
British Comedy Guide, 21st September 2016Stephen Fry on Apple: without tax, civilisation falters
In the wake of a fresh row over Apple's European tax payments, actor and broadcaster Stephen Fry tells the BBC's Dave Lee he has "absolutely no patience" with large firms "getting away with such miniscule rates of taxation".
Dave Lee, BBC News, 8th September 2016Stephen Fry to co-narrate Haig's Christmas audiobooks
Stephen Fry and Carey Mulligan are to narrate the audio versions of Matt Haig's two Christmas books, which will be available for the first time this November.
Natasha Onwuemezi, The Bookseller, 17th August 2016Video: Stephen Fry & Adam Deacon on living with bipolar
Actors Adam Deacon and Stephen Fry have been discussing what life is like with bipolar disorder, a condition that causes extreme mood swings. Fry told Deacon the people who love him best read his mood before he does.
BBC News, 8th August 2016