QI

Comedy • 2003- • 23 Seasons

7.2

8.6

Starring

Sandi Toksvig, Alan Davies, Stephen Fry, Bill Bailey, Phill Jupitus

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September 11, 2003

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Very funny and entertaining! The panel has great chemistry, most guests are quite fun and game for the jokes. Smart and hilarious!

Funny panel show with some informative facts along the way

A decently funny show, but also quite educational. It was better with Fry as the host, but it’s still entertaining.

Hilarious and educational what more could you want?

Very funny and very interesting facts for the whole family

When I’m having a panic attack, I turn on QI.

Funny. A good thing to chuck on when not much else. Good background watch.

Funny, easy watch. Pub quiz-esque knowledge told to you through comedians. Interesting and funny in bucket loads

Smart, funny, quick, and highly entertaining! I wish more game shows had panelists such as these.

Pretty good but not one you can’t miss. 7/10

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7.2 – Based on 3.6k ratings

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