CLASSIC QI REACTION Series R Ep 4 XL - Restaurant (Phill Jupitus, Sara Pascoe, Mark Watson)
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Hope you enjoy my first reaction to Episode 4 XL of QI (Series R) starring Sandi Toksvig and Alan Davies, guest starring Phill Jupitus, Sara Pascoe and Mark Watson!
Watch the Original Show on UA-cam or on BBC2 in the UK and Ireland.
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This is Mark Watson we are talking about! I'm sure he watched every episode, did extensive research and still made an adorable fool of himself 🥰
I managed to get tickets to a recording of the U series! So excited, cannot wait! 😊
Some guests take some amount of joy in setting off the klaxons, and some are just confident enough in their supposed knowledge that they doubt that it would trigger the klaxon.
As for Sabreing, there are a few creators online that take challenges to use random items to sabre the bottles, and in general, it works so long as the item has a hard edge to run up the side
Funnily enough tonight's (10th Feb) new episode of QI XL on BBC2 has Sara Pascoe in it!
I think generally the people that go on know full well what answers are going to set off the klaxon... but they're there to entertain rather than score points and are more than happy to 'take one for the team' to get a joke out!
I think it would be more disappointing to be on QI and *not* getting even one klaxon. That is a central part of the experience.
Don't know if anyone else has ever recommended this to you, but think you'd love "No More Jockeys". It's a party game created by Horne, Watson & Tim Key on UA-cam and it's very much that taskmaster style of humour.
Absolutely! I'm almost finished watching all of it. I don't know if it would make for good reactions but he should definitely watch it in his free time.
For drinking games you should read about the “yard of ale”.
My 7th grade science teacher taught us to tap on the top, and it never seemed to work for me. After seeing this episode I started tapping the sides with much more success.
Exactly the same for me - I now spread the word.
After a bad few days, watching this reaction has made me feel better, QI is just a show that keeps on giving and I love it
Glass is crushed and melted down before recycling, so that wouldn't be a problem.
Your understanding of the "recycling industry"... 🤣
Do bottles get re-used anyway? I thought they were all crushed and used in fibreglass insulation.
Long gone are the days of taking the empties back to the corner shop for 10p a time.
Two drinking things I can remember are 1) The penny game - if someone drops a penny in your pint, you have to down it, and 2) Strawpedo - take a bendy straw, put it in a bottled drink (usually and alcopop), bend the end over the rim of the bottle and hold it with your finder, but dont close the straw, then drink the drink. The straw allows the air into the bottom of the bottle easily allowing you to drink very quickly.
We called 'the penny game' 'Save the queen', and it'd be applicable with any coin. The idea behind it was that as there is an image of the queen on coins, so you had to down your drink as to save her from drowning.
Look up the "yard of ale" tradition, the British version of shotgunning that started in the 17th century.
When you are able to watch episodes from series T here are some episodes you should difinately watch
* Episode 3 - Television
* Episode 5 - Testing
* Episode 7 - Toys, Tinsel and Turkeys
Shotgunning beer is known but isn't really done over in Scotland. We do not waste beer.
7 Toys, Tinsel, and Turkeys is the best episode so far of the T series
Episode 1 of the R series is hilarious.
How much champagne could the riddler riddle if the riddler could riddle champagne?
Neil - I'd recommend the "France" episode from series F.
Julian the Magnificent was fabulous!
Try drinking a yard of bear, or shotguning a pint (no breath between starting and finishing)... A can is usually a 440ml can, in the US that's 0.9 pints, in the UK it's 0.7 pints...
Mike Boyd (Learn Quick on UA-cam) learns weird skills. He was disappointed at how quickly he learned to sabre champaign.
Batman vs The Riddel in the Great champagne heist !
Posh menus often don't align the price (if they show it) so you have to search for it at the end of a longer description than usual, for what you are actually contemplating ordering.
Not being lined up prevents the cursory scan of prices when you first review the menu, which EVERYBODY automatically does when they're all lined up... and judgement that it's an expensive place to eat is deferred until you get the bill.
I have sabred a bottle of champagne (in France) and have even a certificate for it BUT I ruined two other bottles before succeeding !!! I can also confirm menus which only have the prices for the men.
Bread slowly swimming away.
There are still loads of series A - S episodes (about 218 in fact) you still have to watch before you start on T
talking of restaurants, I used to work in one, and my sister works there now. I had Phil Jupitus in, he was lovely, and my sister recently had Mark Watson in and apparently he was super rude. Theres some random gossip for you all.
That's a shame to hear, I met Mark once and he was lovely during our short exchange
@@syriix5694 Yeah I'm sure nobody is perfect all the time and nobody is horrible all the time.
I've been to places with ladies menus, but the men also got the ladies menu, you basically don't know the price until the bill comes but in being there in the first place they know you're good for it.
Drinking games every weekend from age of 15 - mid 20s for me,
Spoof, one spot harry, fuzzy duck, thumb master, twenty one, to name but a few.
Isn't 'shotgunning' a beer a Canadian thing? Canadians could drink Russians under the table. At least, Canadians I know (I'm a dual citizen, so shaddap) are amazing drinkers- can put more away and still be standing upright than anyone I know...
Im sure the new guests know they will get a klaxon, but it keeps the show moving. I saw one episode where nobody answered anything and it felt a bit awkward
😂 Loved the Batman reference at the end. Don’t know why, it just tickled me…
✌️❤️🏴🇬🇧🏳️🌈xxx
the cult of the caped gentelmen....i would watch it
Always do your research before anything! Especially in entertainment! A little effort can go a long way! Working with international musicians quite a bit, you'd be surprised how much better the day can go if you come in with something as simple as knowing how to pronounce their name!
The opposite is true on QI. In the early days there was one guest who did too much research and became quite insufferable.
@@SennaAugustus Ah yes, the infamous 'researcher', who apparently insisted on seeing the questions beforehand...
I think for guests it's more a case of who cares about the points your a comedian on a comedy program just have fun
Hey Neil, do you have any bruising from hitting you in the chest all the time?
Sabering doesn't look nearly as impressive to me anymore ever since I learned you can do it with a champagne glass.
I haven't seen the champagne glass...but I have seen it done with a butter knife!
@@bobd2659 Lmao, I gotta check that out. That sounds like fun!
Check out Mike Boyd, he has a video of it and his reaction when it actually works is great xD
@@SilverEye91 That was impressive!
You're assuming the score is relevant to the panelists, they're just a concoction to insinuate that the idea is it's a game, it's really just a comedy routine for the panelists... Nobody cares about the score other than using it as yet another cause for laughter...
Shotgunnig was fine when all you had was Pißwaßer.