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Hey gang which series and episode is this from?

Spinal stenosis and arthritis

1:32 "He has a notably large willy" 😆

10:52 Groucho actually said that Harpo in the films wouldn’t know what to do. Harpo in real life, however…that’s a different matter.

Isn’t the universal Yes sound Jon Anderson’s voice?

In my 3 days that I was in Scotland, I stayed at Sterling (yes, I know it's just the lowlands), and ended up eating at a fairly nice local restaurant that specialized in Scottish cuisine (called Brea, if anyone is wondering). As it turns out, due to historical influences, high-end "Scottish cuisine" is basically French cooking with local ingredients. It was quite nice, and I would have no problems whatsoever going back again.

If sheep parachuted, would they be woolly jumpers?

Let everyone down gently, Steven.

I’ve got my kids calling farts, barking spiders.

I rewatch the bit at 3:37 over and over. I cry from laughing at their mirth.

Back when QI was actually I, entertaining & watchable

It not only is good practice to move the bits in between, but it’s common. Organs are removed (not disconnected) or moved around for clear access.

They day skydiving's a great sport, well, the ones that remembered their parachutes do at least... :P

If I'm jumping from a plane it'd better be going down or on fire

As my mate said who was a pilot ...we took thousands of years to work out how to fly and now people want to jump out of the bloody thing's

There was a cartoon in a Sunday paper when I was little (a few yrs back…. ahem), that had characters on an army boot camp. One asks, “Why do we have to polish the soles of our boots?” “Because it teaches you to do dumb stuff when told. In a few days I’m gonna be telling you to jump out of a perfectly good airplane, and it don’t get dumber than that!” I can’t remember the exact terminology but that’s the gist

My uncle was in the 82nd Airborne and told stories about all the injuries during training. Some officer would say, “Now let’s try doing this at a lower altitude” and the medics would have a busy day.

I love when they just let Alan go absolutely feral

difference between golf and parachuting? with golf you go, “whack! fuck!” and with parachuting you go, “fuck! whack!”

My father was in the 101st Airborne in the 1960s and he spent enough time in jump school that it saved his life when he fell down a stairwell in 1988.

And paratroop jumps in combat have high casualty rates.

The commando jumpers had their chutes automatically opened by a static line

The cost is washing all the poop stains out of the parachutes.

The road to hell really is paved with good intentions 😂

Why jump out of a perfectly good airplane

Gonna have to throw me, son.

They were such a great line up. Definitely need more Cox and Addison on QI XL.

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"I cant believe it wasnt murder" I can't believe It's not butter. 😅

Listed in my family tree, compiled by my grandfather there are dozens, yes dozens, of unfortunate relatives throughout the 19th and early 20th century whose ''cause of death'' were listed as: ''smothered in an elevator.'' Which I thought were bizarre murders but were in fact, accidents that happened in Grain Elevators, a kind of grain or corn silo in the mid-west. And they'd gotten trapped under a ton of silage and died.

Good gawd Fry's gasping and wheezing between sentences is distracting. He can't breath through that busted clubbed foot on his face so he sucks wind through his teeth and he's in danger of drooling on the desk!!😅😆

Corbys a town off warm hearts....❤

.... nice try

FYI: The word lunatic comes from Latin and basically means "moon madness".

Oh wow, a modern proof for the oldest profession.

I am still so happy for Mark... Getting Jezzer out of his life and finding such a woman, what a success story!

Ronni…lovely, talented and smart…great combo.👍

Gould was either high or an idiot to come up with that conclusion.

The Basket Building is in Ohio, I've been past it many times.

It's kinda unfair to do the point refund thing on Graham's first episode.

Harry South's closing music for 'The Sweeney' is an excellent choice.

I have to admit, I always liked it on Car Talk when the hosts would ask the callers to replicate the sound the car was making

I will never pass on an opportunity to say 'Russell Brand is an A hole'😄

Rattus rattus is the Black rat. Most people are familiar with rattus norvegicus or Brown rat!

pffft! Pomplamoose is an American pop music group.

The noise Steven does the first two minutes is NOT how they say yes in northern Sweden. Ridiculous! 😂

The way to tell a nob from a yob is to ask them to recite the following sentence: "Thousands and thousands of boy scouts, routing around in their brown trousers". Results guaranteed!

Well then... He's wrong... So yeah 🙂🤷🏻‍♂️...

A single click or ding is universally a positive/affirmative/yes. A double click/ding is no. This is baked into the psyche and I am the foremost expert on the topic.

In many Arab countries raising eyebrows (can include raising head too and a tut sort of noise) means no and a long strong blink (can include a lowering of the head) means yes. I would say the ah ah sort of grunt noise for no is universally even beyond humans. Other primates and dogs and maybe other animals seem to use it/understand it without being taught.