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QI is a British comedy panel game show where contestants are asked obscure and often ridiculous questions, with points awarded for interesting, rather than correct, answers. Hosted by Sandi Toksvig (previously Stephen Fry), the show features a panel of comedians and personalities who explore a wide range of topics, celebrating the obscure and the fascinating.

QI has been widely acclaimed for its unique blend of humor, intellect, and educational content. Critics and audiences alike praise its witty panelists, the depth of its obscure subject matter, and its ability to make learning enjoyable and entertaining. It is considered a staple of British television comedy.

• Praised for its intelligent humor and educational value.
• Appreciated for its unique scoring system that rewards interesting answers.
• Lauded for its charismatic hosts and consistently witty panelists.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly love QI, appreciating its wit, intelligence, and the fascinating obscure facts presented. Viewers enjoy the lighthearted yet informative nature of the show, highlighting the chemistry between the hosts and guests as a major draw.

BAFTA Television Award for Best Comedy Entertainment Programme (multiple nominations and wins), Broadcast Award for Best Entertainment Programme.

The show's original title was 'Very Interesting', but it was changed to 'QI' (standing for Quite Interesting) at the last minute due to a dispute with a German game show.