Idk if it's because I've only ever seen the compilations since Fry left but I prefer Sandy I think, just find she has a better rapport with guests and audience
@@jackdog06 I know that it's in the video, but everybody acts like there is some hidden meaning to that! I mean almost everything could be an euphemism: punching the munchkin, polishing helmet, lego building...
Phil can dish it, but he can't take it. He flirts with Stephen in one episode where they have pencils between their teeth, and there's a ''special muscle'' joke that flusters Stephen immensely, giggling now thinking about it.
Chemistry is not my cup of tea, but Stephan makes it entirely exciting and quite fun. Never thought I'd ask couldn't I have Stephan Fry as my Chemistry teacher?!
I did the custard thing in primary school, but I used a tin can with 3 candles in it, a tube at the base, and custard powder over the tube. I don't know they'd let you do that as a kid anymore
I used a Custard Powder example to teach about Classified (Hazardous) Locations. If you were wondering, powder is Classification 2, Division 1 (Where dust is always in dangerous quantity), and Class 2, Div 2 (present only in fault condition); or Zone 20 (when dust is present always), Zone 21 (present only in fault condition) or Zone 22 (briefly present).
I knew I shouldn't have smoked a joint for New Years Eve tonight yearning for our back-to-back episodes of the Twilight Zone that helps me make sense out of this crazy world we find ourselves in. This channel showed up, glad I didn't do a hit of mescaline first cuz I'm dying of a coronary over here. This is the funnest shit I've ever seen.
You can do that custard powder experiment with coffee creamer. Mythbusters on Discovery channel USA set fire to a whole heap of it abd the explosion was huge. Look for dairy creamer cannon around you tube
Golden opportunity missed. When Sandi was counting down, one of the boys should have fired early, and then said "sorry, that's never happened before" or something to that effect
through the gauzelike curtain of the forevermore, someone whispered, "how did you all die?" "i was killed in the war." "there was a famine." "i got the virus." "Stephen Fry pumped us with flaming hot custard."
Question to any biologists watching. If dark colouration absorbs more energy why did man lose the skin pigmentation when migrating away from warmer climates? Surely it would be evolutionary advantageous to absorb energy to reduce calorie requirements to maintain body temperature?
Cold air/water draws heat away much faster than simple solar radiation in the higher latitudes can put it in, so it would not be an advantage to be darker-colored.
The big evolutionary benefit of fair complexion in the colder climate is production of vitamin D which is cucial for many physiological procecess eg. calcium metabolism.
@@gljames24 Chlorine trifluoride would do it, that stuff oxidizes practically anything including glas, sand, water, and all metals, even the notoriously unreactive gold. It can only be stored in steel, copper, or nickel containers and not because it doesn't oxidize them, but because the resulting rust sticks to the metal protecting it from further contact with Chloring trifluoride. As long as you don't bump or shake it, or scratch the protective coating off. If it touches your skin, the moisture in your skin will make it explode. If your skin is dry your skin will ignite after which the blood under your skin will explode. If that doesn't kill you, the explosions result in a cloud of acid steam, and if that doesn't kill you both the substance itself and anything it turns into after reacting with you is toxic as hell. For such a dangerous substance the list of safety equipment is very short and a bit unusual, since it only contains one item: A good pair of running shoes. (Dr. John D. Clark) Anyway, my point is: anything is flammable in powder form if you replace the O2 with ClF3.
Chemistry is not my cup of tea, but Stephan makes it entirely exciting and quite fun. Never thought I'd ask couldn't I have Stephan Fry as my Chemistry teacher?!
When I was a young child, 8 or 10 in US 50 years ago, we could literally go into the chemist (just we kids) and buy powdered salt peter, sulphur, or any manner of chemicals we wanted with which to make loud or colourful combustibles.
Not that it's a bad thing, [i mean,it doesn't offend me],but the amount of sexual innuendo and double entendres on this show amazes me and i don't think any Australian TV audience would be accepting of it. Surprisingly to some,maybe, Aussie TV viewers are pretty straight when it comes to that kind of stuff,i reckon.
that convoluted apparatus is a terrible way to illustrate combustable powders ... simplicity shows it clearer .. simply put a pinch on the desk and blow it with a straw over a flame ..
Only if she drinks Coke not Pepsi...Oh, hang on, wrong Sandy.... www.usatoday.com/story/life/movies/2018/06/01/john-travolta-finally-discusses-whether-sandy-dead-grease-40th-anniversary/657235002/
That's a stupid stat. By the same logic you could also probably say that being a librarian is more dangerous than playing Russian roulette because more librarians die of old age than people play Russian roulette
There really needs to be a compilation of all the times Alan has done his impression of the QI producers shouting in Stephen’s ear
stephen yelling "ARE YOU READY FOR ME TO PUMP MY CUSTARD" haunts my dreams every night
He has to pump it hard, until it erupts.
If you want something to haunt your dreams, play the video, press 2 and let it play for about 5 seconds :)
The
@@TheBloodsuger150 ok spongebob
9:37 that one guy saying zero lol
You have to respect a man who knows how to follow through.
@@frenne_dilley He's probably an engineer.
@@Falcrist Or a computer scientist
Alan imitating "the man in Stephen's ear" will always be my favourite.
I always love Alan's health and safety man impressions 😁
I do like Sandy, but it must be said that i do miss me some adorable Fry.
Idk if it's because I've only ever seen the compilations since Fry left but I prefer Sandy I think, just find she has a better rapport with guests and audience
Sandi is wonderful, and there is absolutely nothing to dislike about her. Stephen is at a different level altogether.
It was the right choice for a replacement. But no-one will ever top Fry
@@FoolStomper 👍
I've always loved Fry, but since watching Sandi, I've absolutely loved her. I couldn't have pictured a better replacement for Fry. She's brilliant! ❤
"How was it for you?" :D Next compilation should be Alan and other panelists doing accents.
Ed Byrne wasn't doing an accent, he's Irish, that's how he speaks.
There has to be a video made of Stephern Fry's innuendos and double-entendres
There is one called QI innuendos and rude bits. Not all Stephen Fry but funny all the same. czcams.com/video/TilkHhUXAS0/video.html
@@Fcutdlady i have seen that one vlbut surely there are a lot more than those ones.
@@KiwiHelpgeek I don't doubt it. Like you I'd love to see more of them.
Are you ready for me to pump the custard?
I'll count you down from three...
What is that, some sort of euphemism?
7:13
@@jackdog06 I know that it's in the video, but everybody acts like there is some hidden meaning to that! I mean almost everything could be an euphemism: punching the munchkin, polishing helmet, lego building...
But... he’s pumping his custard. You don’t need an insane imagination to realise the double meaning there.
"How was it for you?"
And Alan just keeps pumping.
I will always love the hot pumping custard!
Phil can dish it, but he can't take it. He flirts with Stephen in one episode where they have pencils between their teeth, and there's a ''special muscle'' joke that flusters Stephen immensely, giggling now thinking about it.
It’s like going back to school. Still as silly as it ever was.
If school was this fun most kids would love it.
Chrono Ryono well I certainly loved school. Doing practices in chemistry was brilliant fun!
exactly why I love this show. reminds me of pissing about in science lessons
I love "Screaming Safety Guy".
9:43 - *"Zero"* sarcasm and geek served perfectly.
Touché good Sir 😉
I want this video to go viral just so I can say it's 'Really blowing up'.
Shut the fuck up
It's just a pun relax
@@JaneDoe-ci3gj fuck you
@@danielsaunders2878 - You really should try a little magnesium and silver nitrate for your condition. We'll all feel much better.
How many views constitutes viral these days?
Is it just me or did David Mitchell look particularly adorable in his purple shirt? Yep, it's just me.
Nope, you're absolutely right. Especially at 3:12.
It’s the beard.
Yes he does look good.❤❤❤❤❤❤
what an extraordinarily excellent choice of a transition
I love everything about this!!!
"Are you ready for me to pump the custard?" - Stephen Fry
Haha the little zero after 321
"just hold me."
9:44 So _that's_ what happened to my chemistry set all those years ago... I've wondered all this time. The reaction lasted 3 days.
H2O2 Water water - Nothing else will do for when you're *really* thirsty!
9:44 me, december 1st
Learnin' about Chemistry experiments by Headmaster Stephen Fry!
Chemistry is not my cup of tea, but Stephan makes it entirely exciting and quite fun. Never thought I'd ask couldn't I have Stephan Fry as my Chemistry teacher?!
I'd have enjoyed science more in school has it been like that. Unfortunately I'd never have gotten the double entendres then though.
I hope they enjoyed the burns on the table after that hydroxide experiment.
I did the custard thing in primary school, but I used a tin can with 3 candles in it, a tube at the base, and custard powder over the tube. I don't know they'd let you do that as a kid anymore
I imagined the laser from the Death Star hitting the back of Darth Vader's helmet...
9:37 I thought Bill was flipping Stephen off😂
Love Qi !!!
I used a Custard Powder example to teach about Classified (Hazardous) Locations.
If you were wondering, powder is Classification 2, Division 1 (Where dust is always in dangerous quantity), and Class 2, Div 2 (present only in fault condition); or Zone 20 (when dust is present always), Zone 21 (present only in fault condition) or Zone 22 (briefly present).
'a bit yellow 'round the edges, yeah well it gets like that'......no entendre there
That was the most engaged I’ve ever seen Rhod on a show
And they wouldn't let Stephen inhale helium on the air because of "health and safety"
When Sandi took her safety specs off I thought someone had played a prank on her
I knew I shouldn't have smoked a joint for New Years Eve tonight yearning for our back-to-back episodes of the Twilight Zone that helps me make sense out of this crazy world we find ourselves in. This channel showed up, glad I didn't do a hit of mescaline first cuz I'm dying of a coronary over here. This is the funnest shit I've ever seen.
What a way to begin the New Year,lol. Happy 2020. If this is your intro' to Q.I. then you're in for a world of treats.
A part of me hates myself for finding Rhod Gilbert super hot. The other part... well... 🤤🤤🤤🤣🤣🤣
Having never seen QI, Stephen's outfits are all so bad that they're good, and I quite like it.
Oh my god! I've just realised that the first experiment must be what they used during Takeshi's Castle castle siege at the end of each episode!
Id like a round 2 of experiments
8:04 - Ooh, it's real cat - mrs miggins
You can do that custard powder experiment with coffee creamer. Mythbusters on Discovery channel USA set fire to a whole heap of it abd the explosion was huge. Look for dairy creamer cannon around you tube
Or sugar, or flour.
Golden opportunity missed. When Sandi was counting down, one of the boys should have fired early, and then said "sorry, that's never happened before" or something to that effect
I was pretty close to a fairly large na and water explosion and it looked like white phosphorus grenade
I'd be fine covered in Stephen's hot custard xD
What episode is the first segment from? I've not seen it.
P series, Ep 14: Pathological
I thought they'd use the pingpong ball one
One day there will be an episode in which Alan doesn't scream.
Mr fry is not only a very intelligent and a very funny man but he is a great show man that not only educates but entertains people
ditto Bill Nye, the science guy
through the gauzelike curtain of the forevermore, someone whispered, "how did you all die?"
"i was killed in the war."
"there was a famine."
"i got the virus."
"Stephen Fry pumped us with flaming hot custard."
Really need a compilation of the klaxon clapping back at the panellists
Question to any biologists watching. If dark colouration absorbs more energy why did man lose the skin pigmentation when migrating away from warmer climates? Surely it would be evolutionary advantageous to absorb energy to reduce calorie requirements to maintain body temperature?
Cold air/water draws heat away much faster than simple solar radiation in the higher latitudes can put it in, so it would not be an advantage to be darker-colored.
Also in terms of melanin you're less likely to get sun burn if you have darker skin.
The big evolutionary benefit of fair complexion in the colder climate is production of vitamin D which is cucial for many physiological procecess eg. calcium metabolism.
@@PontusBengtsson94 Basically this.
Cool Frys don’t look at explosions
Dust explosions are scary
Wheat elevator explosions. Nasty things.
For the last one I immediately thought of the elephants toothpaste experiment I did in high school 😂😂 basically the same thing but smaller
Same!
Saw mythbusters in the USA set light to coffee creamer ☕
That was also the powder used in Are You Afraid Of The Dark
Wow, there are far too many ads on this video.
7:32
“Audience I want you to count me down from three!”
Audience: TWO, ONE
umm...
They joined in too late.
2:51 I queued this up *_special_* for puritanical 'murica.
So you start out live as an explosion
how was it for you XD
9:32 I ship it
Clarkson has made a career of getting inside cars...
My question is... Is everything flammable in powder form?
It needs to be oxidisable. Like powdered aluminium oxide won't burn because there's nothing it can burn to.
@@tharqal2764 Unless you have a stronger oxidizer.
@@tharqal2764 but powdered aluminum should. IIRC, it is used in fireworks for a specific color.
@@gljames24 Chlorine trifluoride would do it, that stuff oxidizes practically anything including glas, sand, water, and all metals, even the notoriously unreactive gold. It can only be stored in steel, copper, or nickel containers and not because it doesn't oxidize them, but because the resulting rust sticks to the metal protecting it from further contact with Chloring trifluoride. As long as you don't bump or shake it, or scratch the protective coating off. If it touches your skin, the moisture in your skin will make it explode. If your skin is dry your skin will ignite after which the blood under your skin will explode. If that doesn't kill you, the explosions result in a cloud of acid steam, and if that doesn't kill you both the substance itself and anything it turns into after reacting with you is toxic as hell.
For such a dangerous substance the list of safety equipment is very short and a bit unusual, since it only contains one item: A good pair of running shoes. (Dr. John D. Clark)
Anyway, my point is: anything is flammable in powder form if you replace the O2 with ClF3.
Hahaha, Stephens Racist laser pen! I bet everyone (apart from Stephen) was thinking it, but Alan had the balls to say it.
This also works with coffee creamer powder.
Works with flour too
we did it with talcum powder, flour, corn starch and powdered sugar in Chem Lab, guess which made the Biggest Flame with accompanying BOOM.
Surprisingly few explosions, actually. Well, this is not Hollywood.
7:36
Did the audience just skip 3?
I did not know custard powder was a thing. 🇺🇸
Did anyone else think Mythbusters Coffee Creamer Cannon?
I did.
holy SHIT look how tall he is!!!
if QI did Chemistry Lessons at School.......
Chemistry is not my cup of tea, but Stephan makes it entirely exciting and quite fun. Never thought I'd ask couldn't I have Stephan Fry as my Chemistry teacher?!
I'm explosive after consuming an excess of takeaway
my chemistry teacher's favourite joke was "two chemists walk into a bar, the first orders H2O, the second ordered H2O too and then it's a funeral"
The laser pointer belonged to an American cop.
Instead of firearms give them lightsabers 😂
There's a CZcams video where a guy fills a whole swimming pool with the elephant toothpaste experiment.
*cough*elephant toothpaste *cough*mark rober
“Racist” 😂
At the risk of showing my favourite tv show, is Alan davies missing an eyebrow?LMAO, xxxx
Rhod is 50? I could easily believe he's in his 30s.
&t=398 did Alan say "You're the shield. You're Jewish!"?
"Racist" was funny.
Well this blew up...
So H2O2 + Potassium Iodide produces a fountain of shaving cream?
It's called elephant toothpaste :)
Yeah, Elephant Toothpaste is quite fun to watch happen (with the reaction and all) and do in real life (at least from what I've heard people say). :)
No, it just makes your shaving cream very fluffy as if you've whisked it for hours.
I like the Asian woman
" Are you ready for me to pump the custard? " Catherine, " Yup, I knew there was a reason I left Canada and came to the UK ".
Leave a comment if you want me to design and sell a, "Are you ready for me to pump the custard" shirt!
They missed radiation pressure on the white balloon.
When I was a young child, 8 or 10 in US 50 years ago, we could literally go into the chemist (just we kids) and buy powdered salt peter, sulphur, or any manner of chemicals we wanted with which to make loud or colourful combustibles.
Not that it's a bad thing, [i mean,it doesn't offend me],but the amount of sexual innuendo and double entendres on this show amazes me and i don't think any Australian TV audience would be accepting of it. Surprisingly to some,maybe, Aussie TV viewers are pretty straight when it comes to that kind of stuff,i reckon.
How safe was lighting the burner with a cigarette lighter..... NOT! should have used a flint striker as used by boilermakers!
that convoluted apparatus is a terrible way to illustrate combustable powders ... simplicity shows it clearer .. simply put a pinch on the desk and blow it with a straw over a flame ..
Phill Jupitus really has stolen a living
Bring back fry
What was Darth Vader thinking?
I can't believe Sandi is dead!
No National Treasures were harmed in the making of this video.
@@TheQIElves of course they don't
@@TheQIElves I know what you guys are implying but it sort of seems like a backhanded insult lmao
Only if she drinks Coke not Pepsi...Oh, hang on, wrong Sandy....
www.usatoday.com/story/life/movies/2018/06/01/john-travolta-finally-discusses-whether-sandy-dead-grease-40th-anniversary/657235002/
That's a stupid stat. By the same logic you could also probably say that being a librarian is more dangerous than playing Russian roulette because more librarians die of old age than people play Russian roulette
"Alan..."
".racist."
"zero"
With my second child I felt when the sperm joined the egg. My friend told me she felt it also, but I didn’t believe her until it happened to me
I've known a few women who said that, or that they 'just knew' they'd conceived.