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American Reacts to 10 Fun History Facts On QI! With Stephen Fry! REACTION

King Boomer

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King Boomer's Reaction to the British comedy/banter show Quite Interesting (QI) where Stephen Fry hosts and presents historical facts to multiple British panelists including Sean Lock, Jimmy Carr, David Mitchell and Bill Bailey among others. ENJOY!

Original Video: 10 Fun History Facts On QI! With Stephen Fry!
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20 Comments

@DarthAzabrush 1 year ago

Jo Brand used to be a mental health nurse until it drove her so crazy she went into comedy: Not even kidding!

@smithpm81 1 year ago

your reactions I have watched today have really helped me through a tough time, thank you, from someone you dont know and probably never will, but your personality helps people you will never know

@kaye7960 1 year ago

QI to me, feels like the host is the school teacher and the guests are the naughty school kids who cause havoc 😂 You definitely don't have to be educated to enjoy it, that's sort of the joke. It's brilliant!

@themacraecase4323 1 year ago

Just seen Queen Boomer down the local store buying a large bag of very large radishes plus a huge wooden mallet...

@helenwood8482 1 year ago

Rich Hall and Reginald D Hunter are the two American comedians who also make Brits laugh.

@PHDarren 1 year ago

18:53 "they looked around and thought these people are out of their minds" So let us introduce you to the Catholic Church. 🤣

@raistormrs 1 year ago

Interesting thing is, British panel shows are seen by many comedians as a real achievement, not only them but some actors as well, so regarding comedians check out Michelle Wolf or Trevor Noah on British panel shows but the best is still Carrie Fisher who said she discovered those way too late and was loving it.

@jamielee9350 1 year ago

NIVEA started out in 1890 when pharmacist Dr Troplowitz acquired a laboratory for dermatotherapeutic preparations in Hamburg. It was here that Troplowitz worked together with scientific consultant and dermatologist Professor Unna to create the first water-in-oil emulsion. Nivea was not introduced to the UK until 1963.

@raibeart1955 1 year ago

As a child i was scratching my ear with a pencil, and was told you should put nothing in your ear but your elbow

@onbedoeldekut1515 1 year ago

Rich Hall (the American with too much skin for his face), is a comedian famous for his grumpy demeanour, and he was actually the inspiration for Moe Sizlak on the Simpsons.

@krilleanka 1 year ago

If I have to choose between Stephen an Sandi, I have to go with Stephen. because he's Stephen Fry and I just love him. Sandi is a very worthy successor though. They actually had a woman on a later episode who demonstrated her ability to lick her own elbow, so I guess she's immortal. :)

@richardshillam7075 1 year ago

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition 😂

@dunbar9finger 1 year ago

The American in the hat is comedian Rich Hall. He was quite famous in the US in the 1980's then sort of dissapeared off the radar in the US and entered the UK comedy scene later in life, preferring how the comedy biz works over there. The other American is Reginold D Hunter, who didnt have a US comedy career. He moved to the UK and his whole comedy career was UK based.

@PSBFAN1991 1 year ago (edited)

That is the great Rich Hall who is most definitely American. His wife is British and they split their time between U.K. and USA.
I’ve seen him live. He’s hilarious.

I have no time for Reginald D Hunter - personal reasons.

@coot1925 1 year ago

Hadrian may have been a bastard with the sack thing but he was a bloody good bricklayer.

@OzzieDeWitt 1 year ago

Both Stephen Fry and Sandi Toksvig are both very gifted, intelligent hosts of QI.
Both went to Cambridge University and have a wealth of other qualifications as well. Fry has also held a Professors chair at Oxford University. Both have also done stand up comedy for years.
Arguably ( and subjectively) Fry has the higher academic achievement but that shouldn't detract from Toksvig's capabilities and knowledge. Both are incredibly entertaining and believe in the idea that education should be fun and not a bore.
It's almost impossible to choose which one is the best host for television programmes as they are both so very talented. It becomes a very subjective choice but, whoever people prefer, they are both excellent in their own ways. 😊

@stephenogier7499 1 year ago

The woman is Sandi Toksvig (originally from Denmark). Both she and Stephen Fry are good.

@mackertheman 1 year ago

This is how you would do quite well on QI.
You don’t necessarily get points from getting the answer correctly, most of the time everyone gets the answers wrong and often everyone’s in a minus score. However, you get the biggest score by telling the presenter something quite interesting, much like you just have.

@reincarnation-milk 1 year ago

Ridley Scotts first feature was the famous British "Comercial" .... (advert)... for Hovis bakers that featured a cobbled street, a boy on a bike and the Largo from the New World Symphony!