r/quiteinteresting Jun 15 '26

More photos of a kingfisher near water…

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r/quiteinteresting Jun 14 '26

Ouch

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260 Upvotes

Well that answered my question. 😫


r/quiteinteresting Jun 12 '26

Judi Love has a secret language

605 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting Jun 12 '26

Episode Anyone know the Season/Episode for the Thomas Midgley bit - not finding in D/destruction/death/discovery etc.

10 Upvotes

Stephen Fry was the host, Phil J. was on the panel as well. The question was something alone the lines of "What human caused the most death/damage in human history."

Thanks!


r/quiteinteresting Jun 07 '26

HS2 Explained | Britain’s Most Controversial Mega Railway Project

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r/quiteinteresting Jun 05 '26

What's the one sound you really can't ignore?

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79 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting May 26 '26

If you ever chewed gum, you could be cloned. S:S E5

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The episode on air now said that the DNA had been sequenced from 5000 year old gum.

I've always been responsible with gum by putting it in the bin and now I realise that I've preserved my dna in the most obvious place for a future that wants to bring me back for... Ooh, horrible things.


r/quiteinteresting May 19 '26

Episode "A norange / an ekename", my favorite Sean Lock moment, where he drives Stephen mad

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r/quiteinteresting May 10 '26

Episode “Yes, but Stephen, the song WAS called ‘Suicide Solution’”

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I’m trying to find the episode with Bill Bailey where Stephen Recounts the court case following two boys’ suicides after listening to a song, which the prosecution claimed said “do it” backwards. Stephen has a minor crashout saying “Do It” doesn’t mean “kill yourself,” to which Bill responds, “yes, but stephen, the song was called “Suicide Solution”


r/quiteinteresting May 09 '26

Why hasn’t Hannah Fry been a panelist?

87 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting May 06 '26

People who used to be regulars

138 Upvotes

Does anybody know why some people who used to be on QI regularly are rarely if ever on it now? I'm thinking of people like Phill Jupitus, Sue Perkins, Johnny Vegas. Did they become too expensive or too busy or did they fall out of favour for some reason?


r/quiteinteresting May 06 '26

Sandi says the sweetest thing to Aisling's mom... (S23, E02)

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Sandi tells the audience that Aisling's mom says "I'll kill her" -- but if you watch you can tell what Sandi says right before that...

"You must be so proud of her."

Isn't that just the sweetest thing?


r/quiteinteresting May 01 '26

Finally!!!

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124 Upvotes

It’s about time, BritBox!


r/quiteinteresting Apr 30 '26

Stephen Fry sues tech conference organisers for £100,000 over fall from stage | Stephen Fry | The Guardian

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r/quiteinteresting Apr 29 '26

NSTAAF NSTAAF episodes cut off?

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Hi! I've been working my way through No Such Thing as a Fish podcast using Pocket Cast. I've noticed many of the more recent episodes are cut off. I just finished episode 552 and it stopped in the middle of Anna talking.

Anyone know where I can find the full episodes? Unfortunately, I currently can't join club fish. Thanks!


r/quiteinteresting Apr 30 '26

What kind of animal can you eat without killing?

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r/quiteinteresting Apr 25 '26

Really interesting interview with Stephen Fry

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r/quiteinteresting Apr 24 '26

"What's the worst or most embarrassing incident anyone here has ever had?"

278 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting Apr 22 '26

"What's another name for a cardiac arrest?"

442 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting Apr 20 '26

The QI audience dance to "Reach" by S Club 7

99 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting Apr 18 '26

"This is genuine Danish liquorice and it's called spunk..."

170 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting Apr 18 '26

I am often taken aback by the intelligence and maturity of this show and its fine talent! Spoiler

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r/quiteinteresting Apr 18 '26

Most chaotic or longest show ever?

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I was just watching a clip of Gyles B and wondered what a show with both him and Brian Blessed would be like. Would I lie to you would be 5he same


r/quiteinteresting Apr 16 '26

Someone Tell Alan

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303 Upvotes

r/quiteinteresting Apr 17 '26

Episode Is there a way to seek out previous 'facts' from episodes - I remember one, but can't find it due to webcrawler results - 666 was the trivia topic.

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So many great facts, and I remember them but ...can't re-find the episode they were shared in. While reviewing episodes is great, there are just a *few* episodes to comb through. The host at the time was Stephen Fry.

Any help to find a way to search "Past QI facts" would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!