Un jeu de plateau de comédie dans lequel être assez intéressant est plus important que d'avoir raison. Sandi Toksvig est rejoint chaque semaine par quatre comédiens pour partager des anecdot... Tout lireUn jeu de plateau de comédie dans lequel être assez intéressant est plus important que d'avoir raison. Sandi Toksvig est rejoint chaque semaine par quatre comédiens pour partager des anecdotes et répondre des questions.Un jeu de plateau de comédie dans lequel être assez intéressant est plus important que d'avoir raison. Sandi Toksvig est rejoint chaque semaine par quatre comédiens pour partager des anecdotes et répondre des questions.
- Nomination aux 8 BAFTA Awards
- 3 victoires et 12 nominations au total
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesStephen Fry and Alan Davies were originally cast as the leaders of the "clever" team and the "stupid" team, respectively. Michael Palin was asked to be the host, but he didn't feel he was right for the role. After Fry and Davies settled into their roles, the idea of having two teams was discarded.
- GaffesThe photograph of the piece of knitting with "I woolly love you" in Morse Code knitted into it is shown upside down. This is particularly noticeable because the O in you (dash dash dash) and the I (dot dot), are in the wrong places.
- Citations
Stephen Fry: [quoting Albert Einstein] Only two things are infinite - the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not so sure about the universe.
- Crédits fousThe researchers who provide the questions and information for Stephen Fry are credited as "QI Elves" which is how they are referred to on the show. Occasionally they are also given other interesting titles like "Curator of Jack and Jill" These can be seen in the "Cast And Crew".
- Versions alternativesOccasionally the arrangement of the opening/end credits music would be modified slightly to match the theme of that particular show. So, for instance, when the given topic was something like "All things french", an accordion would be heard prominently in the mix. But perhaps the most obvious case of modification would be in the "Holiday Special", where in addition to jingle-bells being added, the first two lines from the song by that same name were cleverly integrated into the music - thus adding three more notes to the second line of the main melody.
- ConnexionsFeatured in TV's 50 Greatest Stars (2006)
There are right answers which get a couple points, glaringly obvious and often actually wrong answers that get points ripped away, and the main point of the show: Quite Interesting tidbits that get lots of points.
Stephen Fry stumbles through the questions, obviously reading them off of a prompter that is too far away, and completely knows when to just sit back and when to drop his own QI bits in.
Unfortunately not available in the US, this British show is refreshing, wonderfully staged, and a delight to watch.
It is obvious that like another British 'game show,' "Have I Got News For You" this program is shot over a period of many hours and edited down to the best parts. But who cares!?!? The point is not who wins or loses (generally the ongoing panelist, Alan Davies) but how many laughs we get per half hour and how many things you can learn by watching.
Pray for DVDs full of this or at least having BBC America pick it up.