QI
- TV panel show
- BBC Two / BBC One / BBC Four
- 2003 - 2024
- 312 episodes (21 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 U, Episode 15
- Catch-up on Series U, Episode 14
Streaming rank this week: 725
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Every episode of QI is now on BBC iPlayer
This is not a drill: every single episode of QI is now available to stream on BBC iPlayer. The long-running panel show is a fountain of Quite Interesting facts, with each season tackling topics from a different letter of the alphabet (currently ranging from A-S, with more episodes on the way, but not including the XL versions).
David Craig, Radio Times, 16th June 2022Comedy.co.uk Awards 2021 shortlist
The 60 TV and radio programmes shortlisted across the 10 categories in the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2021 have been revealed. Voting is now open to determine the winners.
British Comedy Guide, 17th January 2022Six of UKTV's top ten shows now originals
Dave's Meet The Richardsons and Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable were among the top ten.
Jon Creamer, Televisual, 14th January 2022Sandi Toksvig interview
Toksvig's life from bizarre phobia of Basil Brush to living on a London houseboat.
Dan Wiggins, My London, 3rd November 2021Stephen Fry says best QI episodes always had Sean Lock
Stephen Fry has said that the best episodes of QI were the ones to star Sean Lock, as he spoke out after the comedy legend's death.
Louise Griffin, Metro, 18th August 2021Alan Davies: filming QI in pandemic was hard & strange
The comedian, 55, on Harry Hill and Barry Manilow on the M6, filming QI in the pandemic, As Yet Untitled and getting a dog during lockdown.
Rachel Corcoran, Metro, 23rd July 2021Faber lands 'delightful' QI quiz book
Faber is to publish Funny You Should Ask...Again, a book based on the BBC 2 game show QI, featuring a foreword by broadcast journalist and presenter Zoe Ball. The question book is written by the "QI Elves" -- a team of researchers who put together the questions for TV show -- and is the 19th QI title to be published by Faber. It will be released on 14th October, to coincide with the new series.
Ruth Comerford, The Bookseller, 13th July 2021The perennial problem with TV panel shows: race
The format should give comic talents a time to shine. So why don't our flagship shows reflect the diversity of comedy in 2021?
Rachael Healy, The Guardian, 9th April 2021Female stand-ups on panel shows: one in one out
Taskmaster has welcomed only 11 female stand-up comedians in six years.
Mark Muldoon, i Newspaper, 18th March 2021QI questions answered
From who alphabetised the alphabet to can you ever just be whelmed?
Sara-Aisha Kent, The Mirror, 22nd January 2021