QI: Best of Series A, Episodes 10 to 12!
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This is where QI ALL STARTED!
These are the funniest bits from series A, episodes 4 to 6, featuring the first time of basically everything!
Featuring Stephen Fry, Alan Davies, Rich Hall, Julia Morris, Peter Serafinowicz, Bill Bailey, Richard E. Grant, Linda Smith, Phill Jupitus, Sean Lock, and John Sessions.
What are you favourite moments? Write them down in the comments!
00:00 Nothing rhymes with 'rhyme'
00:38 The Santa incident
00:55 The unknowable unknown
01:10 So what if pigeons suck?
02:21 Rich Hall frustrated
02:59 The future of airflight
03:27 Madonna's plans
04:15 A place called 'Charred'
04:32 Cajun accent
05:36 Return of the Blue Whale
06:32 Og the Clever
07:16 A special use for ants
07:52 What are the chances?
08:21 Who invented the telephone?
08:32 A special medical condition
08:58 What are Gripples?
09:37 What's the 1st domesticated animal?
10:10 Which is the 2nd?
11:09 Cockney rhyming slang
11:47 Pigeons going to the movies
12:40 The John Gielgud story
13:19 Alan plays a caribou
13:54 Which is the odd one out?
14:54 Last words to Stephen
Пікірлер: 14
Thank you for putting this together! I love the early days of QI.
@laughterlinestv
4 ай бұрын
Me too! Thanks for saying so!
Rich Hall is hilarious 😂 3 separate Father Christmases? 😮😅
Since discovering your channel just the other day, I've watched all of your current uploads and will now daily stalk your channel for your upcoming QI posts. Thank you for your hard work. I love this show.
@laughterlinestv
4 ай бұрын
So glad you love it! I upload the longer videos on Mondays and Thursdays. And new shorts every day.
Og The Clever, lmao
@laughterlinestv
4 ай бұрын
That bit makes me laugh no matter how many times I see it.
It'd be nice if the clips were looking enough to catch the real answer. But thanks for the funnies.
@laughterlinestv
4 ай бұрын
I’m going to think about doing that. I was indeed mainly going for the funniest bits.
I wanted to know, “what is the largest, living thing on earth?”
@laughterlinestv
4 ай бұрын
The answer in the episode was a single mushroom that was thought to be many mushrooms but was actually one mushroom connected under the soil. It covers 2,200 acres. Probably 8,000 years old.
It’s 2024 June. It’s been a glorious pleasure to watch you all grow together in love for and respect. Bless you all today and forever ❤
good montage, tho i'd rather minimize the use of transitions from one footage to another
@laughterlinestv
4 ай бұрын
I'm glad you liked it! About shortening transitions: Since this is a new channel, I want to see how many people react to it and go with the consensus. The thought was that though some people may not need it, others need context and it helps them understand better a montage that is about many, many diverse things. I'll wait a bit to see what others say to decide.