QI
- TV panel show
- BBC Two / BBC One / BBC Four
- 2003 - 2025
- 324 episodes (22 series)
Panel game that contains lots of difficult questions and a large amount of quite interesting facts. Stars Sandi Toksvig, Stephen Fry and Alan Davies.
- Continues on Tuesday on BBC2 at 9pm with Series V, Episode 5
- Catch-up on Series V, Episode 4
Streaming rank this week: 228
Press clippings Page 17
QI team reveals bizarre facts
The team behind the fiendish BBC quiz show also reveal the contents of the 'first' sandwich and that it was the ENGLISH who first ate frogs' legs.
Amanda Killelea, The Mirror, 1st October 2015Are you as smart as the QI Elves? - quiz
No Such Thing As a Fish, hosted by QI's Elves, is to become the first UK podcast released on vinyl. It's out in November to coincide with the Elves' live show at the Lyric theatre in the West End. The podcast separates quite interesting facts from quite impossible ones - can you tell which of these are true or false?
The Guardian, 21st September 2015QI elves release No Such Thing As A Fish on vinyl
The researchers behind QI are to release a version of the No Such Thing As A Fish podcast - on vinyl. In what's thought to be a UK first, the exclusive edition of the Chortle-award-winning podcast about obscure trivia is to be released on indie label Alcopop! Records on November 20.
Chortle, 14th September 2015Alan Davies warns Stephen Fry off being a parent
He expressed an interest in having children with husband Elliott Spencer last month, but Alan Davies has warned Stephen Fry it's not as easy as it may look.
Annie Price, The Daily Express, 1st July 2015Jeremy Clarkson returns to BBC TV with QI appearance
Jeremy Clarkson has recorded an episode for the next series of QI, after his high-profile departure from the BBC in April.
British Comedy Guide, 3rd June 2015QI Elves: fact-finding overlords with their own podcast
QI researchers the 'elves' on their new show No Such Thing as a Fish and how 'everything is a Monty Python Sketch'.
Holly Williams, The Independent, 12th March 2015Take the QI test
QI debuts tonight at 8pm on BBC America and runs every Thursday, three shows a night for five weeks. If you think you're smart (or even if you think other people are smarter than you) you need to be there.
John Lloyd, The Huffington Post, 20th February 2015Publishers Faber plan to re-issue QI books
Faber is reissuing the QI backlist in "a unified and boldly commercial look".
Caroline Carpenter, The Bookseller, 17th February 2015QI named a TV turn-on for daters
You can improve your chances of meeting your perfect partner if you're a fan of BBC Two's QI and boast about this on dates, finds a poll by TV Licensing.
BBC Ariel, 13th February 2015Review: QI at the University of Kent, Canterbury
It would be easy to assume that attending popular panel show QI without Stephen Fry is a little like going to watch U2 only to be told Bono was going to sit this one out because he's a bit busy somewhere else. Probably saving the lives of some poor unfortunates, no doubt. But such an analogy would be far too unkind. Especially when a little bit of history was made on Monday night.
Chris Butcher, Kent News, 10th February 2015