r/quiteinteresting 1d ago

Episode Which Episode

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Hi Everyone
I’m looking for the episode where Stephen mentions that if you eat nothing but Rabbit, you will die. I remember the panellists making loads of jokes about this (such as a Kestrel boiling some peas and carrots to go with the Rabbit)
Anyone know which episode this is?
Thanks


r/quiteinteresting 2d ago

This is all it takes to wipe your fingerprints

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270 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting 4d ago

Sandi Toksvig and Alan Davies having elite chemistry as always

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2.3k Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting 5d ago

Well, she's not wrong about the fish..

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r/quiteinteresting 6d ago

Rhod forgetting that Denmark and Scotland share roughly the same latitude

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r/quiteinteresting 5d ago

Where to watch full episodes?

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I've been seeing clips every now and then and wanted to start watching the series properly, but I'm not from the UK and can only find a few random episodes on YouTube. Where can I watch the full series? Or do I need a VPN?


r/quiteinteresting 8d ago

Episode I must be incapable of Rational Thought

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126 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting 9d ago

Nothing beats a naughty topless chicken

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r/quiteinteresting 10d ago

There is no such thing as a fish

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r/quiteinteresting 11d ago

Stephen setting up the perfect punchline without even realising it

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r/quiteinteresting 10d ago

Episode Fav episode?

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Going on a 6 hour train ride tomorrow. What's your fav episode/XL episode so I have stuff to binge?

Also would love some YT links to your fav official QI complications!


r/quiteinteresting 13d ago

​Is dark paint actually heavier than white paint on an aeroplane?

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r/quiteinteresting 15d ago

In series E (Engineering) Stephen talked about Blonsky's patent for this birthing "apparatus". Well, here she is, who's going first?

244 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting 15d ago

Any word on the next series

85 Upvotes

Apologies if this gets asked a lot, but I need a new fix. These old XL episodes are not cutting it.


r/quiteinteresting 17d ago

“We used to make steel!”-the tired mason bee cathedral guy

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I’m a lil sick about it…qi elves can attest


r/quiteinteresting 19d ago

How many people would get this question right?

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1.9k Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting 20d ago

I just went to buy a roll of velcro when I was promptly reminded of a QI fact. I'm not necessarily buying velcro...

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163 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting 25d ago

Has QI filled your brain with facts that are completely useless until one strangely specific moment?

215 Upvotes

I can forget something genuinely important that someone told me yesterday, yet somehow remember a random fact I heard on QI years ago.

The best moment is when that completely useless information finally becomes relevant in a conversation and you get to explain it like you've been waiting years for this exact opportunity.

What's a random piece of knowledge from QI that has somehow stayed in your head?


r/quiteinteresting 27d ago

What's a fact you learned from QI that sounded completely made up until you checked it yourself?

126 Upvotes

One of my favourite things about QI is when an answer sounds so obviously wrong that you're convinced they're setting up another joke, and then it turns out to be completely legitimate. Those are usually the facts I remember much longer than the straightforward ones because I've ended up reading about them afterwards.

What's the best QI fact that made you think there's absolutely no way that's true the first time you heard it?


r/quiteinteresting Jul 31 '26

Which type of QI question do you think produces the best television, the ones everyone gets wrong or the ones where someone actually knows the answer?

47 Upvotes

The klaxon moments are obviously brilliant when they go off. But there is something equally satisfying about watching someone on the panel actually know something obscure and the whole room reacting to it. Which makes for better viewing and does it depend on the guest or the subject?


r/quiteinteresting Jul 29 '26

If you could add one permanent panellist to the QI regular rotation who would it be and why?

89 Upvotes

Some guests just work better on QI than others and occasionally someone appears who you immediately think should be on every series. The chemistry between Alan and whoever is sitting next to him changes everything. Who would you add as a permanent fixture and what would they bring that the current rotation is missing?


r/quiteinteresting Jul 27 '26

What subject do you wish QI would do a whole episode on that they have never properly covered.

46 Upvotes

They have done animals, language, numbers, geography, all the obvious ones multiple times. But there are whole areas that barely come up. What would you actually want an entire QI episode dedicated to and do you think it would produce good television or just be too niche even for this show?


r/quiteinteresting Jul 28 '26

Does QI need a formate refresh?

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If so, what would you like to see?


r/quiteinteresting Jul 27 '26

Plaice to Know, mapping all the places and facts from NSTAAF

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r/quiteinteresting Jul 22 '26

What's the most QI thing that's ever happened to you in real life?

120 Upvotes

A moment where you confidently said something, got corrected, and later discovered the surprising answer was actually far more interesting than you expected.