Why are people talking about such fatuous gibberish in the comment section for such a funny clip. Back to the point...they say of the Acropolis where the Parthenon is...poor Stephen.
Given the way last night's Xmas episode has been slagged off just because of the -admittedly too long - 'retarded Osmond brother' bit, I wonder if this episode would have been similarly criticised if this moment hadn't been edited out. Remember, this was only ever shown in isolation, as an 'outtake', and contributes nothing fact-wise.
@kisbie I thought the Osmond bit was funny, although I couldn't understand some of what was said :-). Glad to see the edits - they are often funnier because you know that they aren't scripted.
Where does that 'what do they say, what do they say' and 'he's going to say, he's going to say' come from? They sound familiar. It's a US film isn't it, Disney or something?
A quick glance around the Internet - yes, I know but anyway - would suggest that those of us who thought the recent Xmas episode was alright - not brilliant but not terrible - are in the minority. All the criticisms seem to be about the Osmond routine, which I will admit did go on a bit. Several other people though were saying it was the sign that QI had dumbed down.
I was just wondering whether people might have said the same about this episode had this now-classic bit stayed in.
Interestingly, the latest episode has had good reviews, despite a similar extended bit where they were going on about celebrity lookalikes in paintings. Even if that was funnier than the Osmond stuff, I don't understand the manner of the criticism about the Xmas episode, which was all about how the show was no longer for clever people.
I've never regarded the show as 'intellectual' TV. I'm fine with it being a trivia quiz. The clue's in the name - Quite Interesting, not Elitist Lecturing.
I've always thought the point of it was to smuggle in some interesting knowledge by pretending it is a comedy panel show :-) Stephen Fry *does* try to encourage you to go out and learn something. His slightly schoolmasterish tone is balanced by the panelists who help you identify with the show whatever your level of education.
You're right, QI is a comedy panel show in the form of a classroom. And that's my point really. It's always been like that - and it's the key ingredient behind its success. In any classroom, you'll get a mix of bookish nerds and silly clowns. The difference in QI is that the panellists constantly switch from one to the other - or are supposed to anyway.
Contrary to what the critics are saying, there's never been a point where it was excedingly mature and witty all the way through.
I should add that I strongly feel that great comedy always has a good mix between mature and immature, 'clever' and 'stupid' humour.
Eddie Izzard summed it up perfectly when asked to define his school of comedy, a style which is also very evident in the likes of Python, Simpsons, Blackadder, Fry & Laurie, Bailey, Merton, Lock, Hill, et al;
"Talk about highbrow stuff in a lowbrow way and lowbrow stuff in a highbrow way."
@Vorticistick If you watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail, you will see a scene where a bridegroom is going to sing his tory about how he survived falling out of a tower, but he never actually sings, because all the wedding guests sing: "he is going to tell, he is going to tell..."
No, he means what he says: there are no straight lines, as far as the floor is concerned. It is actually arched the tiniest bit, with the corners being the lowest points of the floor. No one knows why they did this. Also, the columns are not straight, but curve inward. And no I don't mean their sides merely slant, they actually curve as it goes up, ever so slightly. This may have been to create an optical illusion.
I don't think he's talking about that. Why? Because "they say about the ACROPOLIS ...", not the Parthenon itself. The Acropolis is the hill, not the building
I've read it's because if the lines were straight they would appear to bend as they got further from the eye, distorting the image. By curving them in a certain way they appear straight and make the image more pleasing to a human observer.
Stephen's not quite right on that one, but I know what he's referring to: we studied it in Classics. Basically, the angles are slightly off to compensate for the effect of visual foreshortening, and the end result is it -looks- like all 90 degree angles, more than it would if it actually was.
Stephen's not quite right on that one, but I know what he's referring to: we studied it in Classics. Basically, the angles are slightly off to compensate for the effect of visual foreshortening, and the end result is it -looks- like all 90 degree angles, more than it would if it actually was.
we desperately need this show in the states. no lame imitation, either, the real thing. honestly, I refuse to believe the myth that the majority of Americans are incapable of appreciating British humor, that just can't be true...I think we're just not exposed to enough of it.
Forgot about Rich Hall (you'd think that would be hard, considering how often he's on QI, but whatever), and I don't know Reginald D. Hunter. I was thinking more along the lines of the comedians seen most of the time on American TV.
This is one case in which I would be most happy to be proven wrong, because I would not want the current Comedy Central crew on "my" QI.
Reg D Hunter was only on QI once, and it didn't go very well for him. He tried to criticise British food to Stephen, but he didn't know what was about to hit him!
@princesskyrie It's the accent, every joke sounds better with a british Accent, kinda like how an old jewish man sounds like he's telling the story better, or like the finnish are having more fun at the party
Lol my chest hurts from laughing so hard! Such a funny clip. Probabaly the only time Stephen Fry has entirely lost control of the show, and it's all the funnier for it!
It may not be in the actual episode, but it' s in the end of Series E compilation episode of outtakes, moments which didn't make it etc. I saw it originally on TV, long before I saw it on You Tube.
Not up to her. Its the government of the day that decides an dsome of them really are stupid! Actors and such like are eusually a bit older before they get K'd.
'fake crying' MOVING ON
MichaelJacksonLuvva 2 years ago
Jimmy Carr and Bill Bailey in the same room? My life is complete.
qeviguvi 2 years ago 4
Why are people talking about such fatuous gibberish in the comment section for such a funny clip. Back to the point...they say of the Acropolis where the Parthenon is...poor Stephen.
STUFFandNONSENSEness 2 years ago 3
This has been flagged as spam show
Definitely my favourite QI clip.
Kousaburo 2 years ago 2
i just saw this the other night.
qi, not this episode.
it's awesome.
SashaTheBrit 2 years ago
HAHAHAHA that was awesome
ChasePiat 2 years ago
Man, I was laughing at this almost as hard as Stephen was.
foreigncharacter1315 2 years ago
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Kousaburo 2 years ago
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Definately my favourite ways of spelling
definitely and favorite.
nayee9 2 years ago
Who cares? Go away.
Kousaburo 2 years ago
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Learn to spell. Then you can come back.
nayee9 2 years ago
Learn to kiss my arse you prick.
Kousaburo 2 years ago
You're butchering the language you SPEAK!
Judging from your use of "arse" I'm going to assume you're a brit.
I'm smart and u is dome !!
nayee9 2 years ago
Don't you mean "You are dumb"?
Goodbye.
Kousaburo 2 years ago
whooooooooooosh.
nayee9 2 years ago
this quote made it into my exam today on Archaeology of the Greek and Roman World for Cardiff University (and yes it was relevent!)
RUTHYYY69 2 years ago 5
Hehe I was dying at the end when Alan says "Wha'eva" xD
dark0fday 2 years ago 3
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medea1990 2 years ago
Oh, thank you. Now I understand it! What does it mean? Thank you!
medea1990 2 years ago
I love how Stephen is sort of crying and laughing at the same time :P
zeeslag123 2 years ago 8
Given the way last night's Xmas episode has been slagged off just because of the -admittedly too long - 'retarded Osmond brother' bit, I wonder if this episode would have been similarly criticised if this moment hadn't been edited out. Remember, this was only ever shown in isolation, as an 'outtake', and contributes nothing fact-wise.
(Although it is funnier.)
kisbie 2 years ago 6
@kisbie I thought the Osmond bit was funny, although I couldn't understand some of what was said :-). Glad to see the edits - they are often funnier because you know that they aren't scripted.
Where does that 'what do they say, what do they say' and 'he's going to say, he's going to say' come from? They sound familiar. It's a US film isn't it, Disney or something?
Vorticistick 2 years ago
A quick glance around the Internet - yes, I know but anyway - would suggest that those of us who thought the recent Xmas episode was alright - not brilliant but not terrible - are in the minority. All the criticisms seem to be about the Osmond routine, which I will admit did go on a bit. Several other people though were saying it was the sign that QI had dumbed down.
I was just wondering whether people might have said the same about this episode had this now-classic bit stayed in.
kisbie 2 years ago
Interestingly, the latest episode has had good reviews, despite a similar extended bit where they were going on about celebrity lookalikes in paintings. Even if that was funnier than the Osmond stuff, I don't understand the manner of the criticism about the Xmas episode, which was all about how the show was no longer for clever people.
I've never regarded the show as 'intellectual' TV. I'm fine with it being a trivia quiz. The clue's in the name - Quite Interesting, not Elitist Lecturing.
kisbie 2 years ago 5
I've always thought the point of it was to smuggle in some interesting knowledge by pretending it is a comedy panel show :-) Stephen Fry *does* try to encourage you to go out and learn something. His slightly schoolmasterish tone is balanced by the panelists who help you identify with the show whatever your level of education.
Vorticistick 2 years ago
You're right, QI is a comedy panel show in the form of a classroom. And that's my point really. It's always been like that - and it's the key ingredient behind its success. In any classroom, you'll get a mix of bookish nerds and silly clowns. The difference in QI is that the panellists constantly switch from one to the other - or are supposed to anyway.
Contrary to what the critics are saying, there's never been a point where it was excedingly mature and witty all the way through.
kisbie 2 years ago 3
here here, well said
johny344 2 years ago
I should add that I strongly feel that great comedy always has a good mix between mature and immature, 'clever' and 'stupid' humour.
Eddie Izzard summed it up perfectly when asked to define his school of comedy, a style which is also very evident in the likes of Python, Simpsons, Blackadder, Fry & Laurie, Bailey, Merton, Lock, Hill, et al;
"Talk about highbrow stuff in a lowbrow way and lowbrow stuff in a highbrow way."
kisbie 2 years ago
@Vorticistick If you watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail, you will see a scene where a bridegroom is going to sing his tory about how he survived falling out of a tower, but he never actually sings, because all the wedding guests sing: "he is going to tell, he is going to tell..."
BowieQueenSnape 2 years ago
It's when Bill Bailey starts chuckling that I lose it.
holyafromonkey 2 years ago 2
definitley not, it was his first and only QI appearance.
athull08 2 years ago
whatevaaaaww!
xopenheartx 2 years ago
no, that was his only appearance
athull08 2 years ago
lol 1:25 - 1:35
What do they saaaaaaaaaaaay
About the acropoliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis
Where the parthenon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiis
athull08 2 years ago 2
I almost cried laughing, watching this. Fantastic stuff!
coruscantplanet 2 years ago 9
I actually laughed so hard I started to cry!
RandomPersonOnTheWeb 2 years ago 4
at 0:34 I like the way Bill Bailey adds a little tune to it xD
RifleboytheLPfan 2 years ago
"Bloody hell Stephen, this better be good." :DDD
anttiok 2 years ago 7
omg, fry almost had an orgasm laughing.. lol.
gsnoop 2 years ago
*W*hatever :)
longbluefingers 2 years ago 2
This is one of my favorite videos! Thank you for posting.
simstephen 2 years ago 4
It's very rarely that you get the chance to take the mick out of Stephen Fry, and these 4 certainly siezed it with both hands!
athull08 2 years ago 4
That is one epic amount of stick.
ELuhn 2 years ago
Oh Stephen is soooo adorable
GUAlliance 2 years ago 8
comedy GENIUS. ahaha. hilarious.
ntroup 2 years ago 2
2minutes of pure comedy GENIUS from such a small sentance. i LOVE IT! =)
iRobb94ii 2 years ago 7
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are they make fun of the Parthenon ?
gimli1995 2 years ago
no they are not,
tomhank9 2 years ago
Love it when Steven says 'My tummy hurts!' at 1:25 :) He sounds so sweet :P
HotPotNoodle1 2 years ago 14
AHAHAHAHHAHHHHA!
OlympiaOverdrive 2 years ago
"This had better be good"
leecirtcele 2 years ago 3
No, he means what he says: there are no straight lines, as far as the floor is concerned. It is actually arched the tiniest bit, with the corners being the lowest points of the floor. No one knows why they did this. Also, the columns are not straight, but curve inward. And no I don't mean their sides merely slant, they actually curve as it goes up, ever so slightly. This may have been to create an optical illusion.
itbevee 2 years ago
I don't think he's talking about that. Why? Because "they say about the ACROPOLIS ...", not the Parthenon itself. The Acropolis is the hill, not the building
hattenkofer 2 years ago 2
I've read it's because if the lines were straight they would appear to bend as they got further from the eye, distorting the image. By curving them in a certain way they appear straight and make the image more pleasing to a human observer.
binaway 2 years ago
I love it when they all gang up on stephen
LtGenAile 2 years ago 5
Funny as hell.
youngfreak32 2 years ago
Phill Jupitus, Jimmy Carr and Rob Brydon would be the perfect panel
LtGenAile 2 years ago
Nope, that would be Sean Lock, Bill Bailey and David Mitchell.
anttiok 2 years ago 4
"Bloody hell Stephen...this better be good!!"
LOL!!
Aoifs90 2 years ago 15
Best bit I've ever seen on QI. Still hilarious now.
Blacknarcissa 2 years ago 13
The funniest part is that he says is perfectly the second time but gets interrupted, and he can't say it again.
alreadywoundpie 2 years ago 4
no strait lines?
mjufpn 2 years ago 3
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athull08 2 years ago
No STRAIGHT lines?
misterHEEB 2 years ago 5
Stephen's not quite right on that one, but I know what he's referring to: we studied it in Classics. Basically, the angles are slightly off to compensate for the effect of visual foreshortening, and the end result is it -looks- like all 90 degree angles, more than it would if it actually was.
Prophaniti666 2 years ago
Stephen's not quite right on that one, but I know what he's referring to: we studied it in Classics. Basically, the angles are slightly off to compensate for the effect of visual foreshortening, and the end result is it -looks- like all 90 degree angles, more than it would if it actually was.
Prophaniti666 2 years ago
Fucking hilarious, I love QI. : )
MrBandshell 2 years ago 8
lol its bill that sets everyone off laughin.. he laughs at stephen... then EVERYONE does !!
TrimTOODLE 2 years ago 3
Hahaha this is so funny!
laa2009 2 years ago 2
This wasnt shown in the episode
BODYGCB 2 years ago
Never fails to make me smile.
sophiemichele 2 years ago 11
hahahaha very funny...they also say of the british that they have a terrible taste of black humour!!!
nofxgr 2 years ago 3
I love bill bailey!
Fight fight fight fight!
zombiepopesinc 2 years ago 9
fight fight fight fight!!
binini1 2 years ago 3
Oh this made my eyes water from laughing
Shizenvi 2 years ago 5
What Alan says at the end, just makes it perfect!!
MariannasSister 2 years ago 21
i can't stand it no more i can't evenn stand this is absolutely hilarious. particularly bill bailey!!
MGMagic21 2 years ago 7
"My tummy hurts!"
xD
GreenHairedGoony 2 years ago 20
haha! check the video responce guys, tempz goin huuge!
mujnk 2 years ago 3
Lol, fantastic. Why was this not shown?
Guest1001 2 years ago 4
Yes it was!
I was crying of laughter when they showed this originally.
catinamac 2 years ago
It was. On the compilation show edition of season 5.
statueofwind 2 years ago 3
My cheeks are hurting from laughing so much
Suprahampton 2 years ago 5
Hilarious ;D It amazes me that it was all ad-lib, pure genius =D
iluvmuse 2 years ago 3
ha ha ha.
literally pml XD
GinnyCullenSparrow 2 years ago
OMG. The first time I saw this I almost peed. Jimmy Carr is such an ass, and so funny.
uzukishikala 2 years ago 13
FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!
NewAgeEagles 2 years ago 9
I think im about to have a laugh related heart attack!
I absolutely Love Stephen Fry <3
RachieRAINBOWS 2 years ago 10
what is it he's trying to say lol?
its hilarious haha
alison0arr 2 years ago
Hahaha, pure brilliance.
Stephen Fry is a living legend.
livbiv 2 years ago 4
My cheeks hurt so badly XD
Alan - ''what do they say, what do they say!''
Stephen -'' ahhahhh can i write it down''
Alan - ''Wah-evaaa''
=' D
ILuvDepp 2 years ago 4
it's "my tummy hurts" but the best part is the hole barbershop quartet thing, hilarious, get stephen knited
PureZOOKS 2 years ago 6
I think that might be my new favourite Stephen Fry clip.
forevergeek 2 years ago 5
that there are.....NO STRAIGHT LINES!
RivaJane 2 years ago 5
lmao so anticlimactic
antarcticdirtclod 2 years ago 2
we desperately need this show in the states. no lame imitation, either, the real thing. honestly, I refuse to believe the myth that the majority of Americans are incapable of appreciating British humor, that just can't be true...I think we're just not exposed to enough of it.
smoothandbold 2 years ago 17
i agreeee
im american
and im laughingg soo hardd LOL
HSxoxoHS 2 years ago
I wholeheartedly agree. There just aren't any American celebrities/comedians that can handle this kind of show.
Please BBC/BBC America, bring us QI!
princesskyrie 2 years ago 19
Rich Hall can and frequently does, and Reginald D. Hunter.
But otherwise i'd tend to agree.
Isanion 2 years ago 11
Forgot about Rich Hall (you'd think that would be hard, considering how often he's on QI, but whatever), and I don't know Reginald D. Hunter. I was thinking more along the lines of the comedians seen most of the time on American TV.
This is one case in which I would be most happy to be proven wrong, because I would not want the current Comedy Central crew on "my" QI.
princesskyrie 2 years ago
Reg D Hunter was only on QI once, and it didn't go very well for him. He tried to criticise British food to Stephen, but he didn't know what was about to hit him!
athull08 2 years ago 8
Both are Awesome!
eipylOh 2 years ago
@princesskyrie It's the accent, every joke sounds better with a british Accent, kinda like how an old jewish man sounds like he's telling the story better, or like the finnish are having more fun at the party
Vennificus 2 years ago
i laughed so much my face hurts
ForeverDelayed1 2 years ago 5
classic QI cock-up. Love it when Stephen looses the plot!!! HA!! :)
TWDW234 2 years ago 6
What do they say! What do they say! xD Classic! xD
roseynick 2 years ago 9
oh i love love love this show
have watched this part like 10 times and still laugh:D
xxx
sigrun87 2 years ago 7
haha. yes. that is a good one. Just love Jimmy Carr myself :)
borkursteingrimsson 2 years ago 4
Bill Bailey,
FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!
callpolice999 2 years ago 11
Oh my god... That hurt so good.
Hilarious.
tonitakitty 2 years ago 13
lol i love the end xD where they al go pff okay..be that way...whatevaaaa XD
SatoTM3 2 years ago 6
''''''bloody hell stephen!
this betta be good'''''-
i love alan!!!!
joannas01 2 years ago 17
Ouch! I can't stop laughing. I love Stephen Fry.
lyinglolita 2 years ago 10
I cry with laughter every time i see that clip! Hilarious!
shockingelderly 2 years ago 10
Lol my chest hurts from laughing so hard! Such a funny clip. Probabaly the only time Stephen Fry has entirely lost control of the show, and it's all the funnier for it!
Nonalir 2 years ago 23
This never fails to make me laugh :D
TheDragonRider13 2 years ago 8
whaevaaaa xD
Pieter345 2 years ago 5
I can't stop laughing ^^
Akfilm92 2 years ago 5
I watch this at least once a day.
Tropicaliak 2 years ago 7
I hope he does get knighted, for his contribution to making my life funnier.
doctorcropcircles 2 years ago 28
And more knowledgeabible...of course...
TwilightGamage 2 years ago 9
it actually sounds like Stephen is dying!!!
Cheerfullysadistic69 2 years ago 5
Jimmy Carr is so funny.. he started everything off lol!
TheGuyWithTheLego 2 years ago 14
Bill Bailey is so bloody funny
ddthatcher 2 years ago 7
Oh man to funny
Mirabu 2 years ago 4
best Qi momnet
Ronniewins 2 years ago 8
They're horrible. But hilarious. Hehehe. 'Wo ist mein handy?'.
poben123 2 years ago 12
PMSL! HAHA xD
Milesy09 2 years ago 3
That certainly was an anticlimax!
You just have to love him.
mauerbluemchen0 2 years ago 5
I'm with Stephen . . . crying and unable to breathe. :)
spazzumgurl 2 years ago 13
"Bloody hell Stephen, this better be good!" XD
squishy3000 2 years ago 23
lool at stephen's crying at 0:54 bless =P
SirHawkeyeWho 3 years ago 16
Who's the guy with the black, curly hair?
lucelli1chivas 3 years ago
-_-
Alan Davies
poben123 3 years ago 11
Thank you.
lucelli1chivas 3 years ago 7
"Do they?"
"What-eva!"
lucelli1chivas 3 years ago 14
This is my favourite QI moment of all time
nelsynoo 3 years ago 24
I haven't laughed this hard since I saw Stephen playing Michael Jackson!!
lucelli1chivas 3 years ago 6
I love this bit :) was it an outake? I remember watching it on tv but can't remember what show it was. How could they take it out!
otocan 3 years ago 3
yeah it was on a compilation edition at the end of a series :) can't remember which one though...
EleanARGH 3 years ago 6
this is great lol....5/5
Rombuzz 3 years ago 2
1:25
"no please, my tummy hurts!"
i love this video xD <3
neeerv 3 years ago 6
Oh, god bless Mr. Fry
JapeUK 3 years ago 3
I didn't know about the petition, otherwise I would have signed it.
Double damn.
mynameisannieleigh 3 years ago 3
splendid
srw9 3 years ago 2
my CHEEKS hurt from smiling/laughing SO MUCH at that video!!!! adores!!!!
Tropicaliak 3 years ago 9
I've been ill all day and that clip has just made me feel whole lot better!!! Thank you!
xoxbethersxox 3 years ago 8
stephen fry is a brilliant host
pedro27mumble 3 years ago 3
It's from Series E Episode 1, but that part's not actually in the episode. IT's one of the funiest episodes I've seen though, and I've seen them all
schnauzer65 3 years ago 2
thank you
i wanted to know because it was just so funny
pedro27mumble 3 years ago 2
is it in the outtakes bit on the dvd?
henrycrumm 3 years ago
I'm not sure, I've only seen it here on YouTube, but I imagine it would be, yeah.
schnauzer65 3 years ago
It may not be in the actual episode, but it' s in the end of Series E compilation episode of outtakes, moments which didn't make it etc. I saw it originally on TV, long before I saw it on You Tube.
DKLabRat 3 years ago
Can you please upload the whole episode? I can't find it anywhere.
menadeb2us 3 years ago 3
*rolling on the floor crying*
Stephen... is... love...
This is almost illegal to be THAT adorable. Will show this moment to my office mates tomorrow, just to make their tummies hurt too.:))
Ouch. I love him so.*hug*
tiche38 3 years ago 12
many people do. lets just hope he reads these and sees how much :)
banneradders 3 years ago 4
i think every stephen fry fan should get a hug off him (just because that includes me)
angryenglishgirl 3 years ago 9
I totally agree, but he'd have massively sore arms, especially since I'd just go to the back of the line after every hug =P
God, he's fantastic.
schnauzer65 3 years ago 5
what series is this please
pedro27mumble 3 years ago
the best qiiz show around
pedro27mumble 3 years ago
Thanks for putting this up.
QI's easy one of the best programmes on TV. Legendary moment.
aroundthefur77 3 years ago 2
Whatevaaaaar
xShakespearex 3 years ago 4
lol one of the greatest clips ever. with some classic lines
"bloody hell Stephen this better be good"
"What do they say what do they say?!?!"
"my tummy hurts"
lol my favourite lines of the whole thing lol
ROCKLOVER1234 3 years ago 4
I was just about to put the tummy thing :P Bless him <3
xShakespearex 3 years ago
lol yeah. he does say some of the most innocent things lol
the way he says it cracks me up lol
ROCKLOVER1234 3 years ago
By the way, writing on 17 January.
annbretagne 3 years ago
Looks like lerjse's been nabbed again. I'll swear the culprit is Alan Davies. Any news of a second reincarnation?
annbretagne 3 years ago
Uh oh,idiot alert! Theres another one around who doesn't get it, (curiously enough they're Greece too) sweet Jesus.
htershane 3 years ago
They say of the Acropolis, where the Parthonon is..FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT
StitchV2 3 years ago 2
Its very rare Stephen loses his composure so completely. He could even get his lines straight out, of his mouth. Lol.
spencerant88 3 years ago 3
seriously though, WHEN WILL FRY BE KNITED??? stupid queen, she knighted freaking maccartney! i mean, out of all people!
minestrone3 3 years ago 2
Not up to her. Its the government of the day that decides an dsome of them really are stupid! Actors and such like are eusually a bit older before they get K'd.
htershane 3 years ago
uuuuuuuuuuuuuh! i see!
minestrone3 3 years ago
i like it where he says, rather quietly, 'i can't breathe....'!
TEZKesquire 3 years ago
hahahah! ow my mouth hurts where i've been laughing so much!
VinceRocksMySocks 3 years ago
This is the only QI episode I ever saw, in the lobby of my hostel while I was on vacation in London. I laughed so hard I almost fell over.
FilmPoems 3 years ago