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Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie reunite on GOLD
Comedy stars Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie are to be reunited on TV for the first time in 15 years. The pair will appear on GOLD to mark the 30 years since they first teamed up.
The Sun, 23rd June 2010Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie make TV comeback
Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie are to reunite for a TV special to mark the 30th anniversary of their partnership.
BBC News, 23rd June 2010Stephen Fry: Doctor Who is a children's programme
QI host hits out at the 'infantilism' of British TV, saying many programmes are like 'chicken nuggets'.
Press Association, The Guardian, 15th June 2010The Best Bits of QI
A list of the best bits from the first 7 series of QI, the intellectual and fun panel show hosted by Stephen Fry.
Steven Cookson, Suite 101, 10th June 2010Video - Tonight's TV preview: QI
The underlying 'homo-erotic' tension between Stephen Fry and Alan Davies shoots to a new level tonight in this fabulous show.
Michael Idato and Lenny Ann Low, The Age, 1st June 2010My journey with Stephen Fry and Wagner
I'm approaching the end of a journey which began nearly three years ago. In summer 2007, my company, Wavelength Films, was lucky enough to be working with Stephen Fry on a film for BBC Four about Johannes Gutenberg - the man who invented printing.
As we travelled through Germany in quest of that elusive medieval genius we found ourselves on a twisting road which ran alongside of the river Rhine. In the backseat of the crew vehicle Stephen was plugged into his iPod when a mysterious sound filled the van.
Patrick McGrady, BBC Blogs, 25th May 2010Stephen Fry to judge Hay festival's Twitter competition
This year's Guardian Hay festival will include an award, judged by Stephen Fry, for 'the most beautiful tweet' ever written.
Jo Adetunji, The Observer, 23rd May 2010Stephen Fry ad to promote radio 'scrappage' scheme
Month-long part-exchange offer to aid digital radio switchover to be backed with campaign involving commercial radio and BBC.
Mark Sweney and John Plunkett, The Guardian, 20th May 2010Stephen Fry to have surgery on 'troublesome' tooth
Stephen Fry, the comedian, is due to undergo surgery for a troublesome tooth.
The Telegraph, 13th May 2010As this week's QI repeat proved, David Mitchell is obviously one of the smartest and funniest men on TV at the moment, and is probably the inheritor of Stephen Fry's mantel. So what the hell was he doing on this? Charlie Brooker was great, of course, as was Mitchell, but Jimmy Carr filled time by making jokes about Gordon Brown's eye and Lauren Laverne was just using up valuable oxygen the whole time. Oh dear.
Rob Buckley, The Medium Is Not Enough, 7th May 2010