Gosh, he makes 40 minutes feel like 5. Just a wonderful person.

Stephen Fry has got to be the most interesting person on the planet.

Mr Fry, what a brilliantly fascinating man. I applaud how he communicates so effectively and unpretentiously.  What a treasure.

Stephen, please be careful we need you around for a very long time.
Get well soon 😊

Protect this man at all costs ❤❤❤❤

Love Stephen. I wish he'd take care of his health so we have him with us longer.

Mr Fry is the most wonderful human being I've ever seen. He really inspires the good in everything, soupy twist

Stephen is an absolute joy and amazing individual, such a treat to listen and watch him.what on earth did we do to be so blessed to have him in our world. He deserves his own constellation in the sky for us to worship and adore.

I' m a fanatic fan of Stephen Fry and his way of envisioning the myth.

As a personal parallel , my own GP here in Germany explained very similar reasons for his administration of strong pain killers to me when I had severe pain due to an injury. He said - I translate - " Unrelieved severe pain can lead to long term nerve damage and to possible permanent disability and/or mobility issues. If we can lessen the pain, we can help your body work against the damage at a higher level of pro-activity, and by stimulating the nervous system ensure a better level of eventual recovery". It's, I think a wonderful explanation of the science behind pain control. They have huge hospitals and clinics here in Germany entirely dedicated to pain therapy.

If there was a person one would want to confur at a time of deep adversity it would be Stephen Fry. What a deeply informed and humane person.

The precious  Stephen Fry..... There will never be enough words to express how enormously proud and grateful we feel as Greeks about him.  Bless you

I'd love to sit and have a chat with Mr. Fry. He is so kind, intelligent, empathetic, well read, and lovely. I hope he knows what a joy he brings to others!

Dr McCoy in Star Trek was called 'Bones' because surgens were all nicknamed 'sawbones'.

I can't remember which art event it was, ten or more years ago, and I'm not really the star-struck type; but I saw Stephen Fry walking through the large crowded foyer all by himself, so I went up to him and said, "I just wanted to thank you for your contribution to culture.", to which he thanked me very warmly back.

He's the kind of guy you wish you had as your secondary school English or History teacher... when actually his knowledge makes it seem as if he could teach just about anything really, with an equal amount of infectious passion, enthusiasm and almost childlike curiosity and sheer joy.

Who would have thought Steven Fry knows what anti-aliasing is.
He never ceases to impress.

There are some people that you could listen to all day long. Mr. Fry is one of those but writ large.

We love you, Stephen !!!

god bless u stephen fly ...love u is not enough to say !!! (a fan of u from greece )

For me, the very best enjoyment I experience from SF is that he doesn’t speak, lecture, and otherwise pontificate as if he knows anything. I appreciate him because he speaks on the things he is learning. That is a big difference. I’m sorry you were injuried but I’m sending good thoughts. Thank you for being on the planet.