1: charismatic door to door salesman 2: famour author 3: talk show host 4: club owner 5: university professor 6: woodcutter 7: university student 8: fun uncle 9: motorcyclist on his way to a christmas dinner
"How big is it? Oh, very big. If I was to quantify its bigness I would be doing it a disservice. To say just how biggly big the vastly big bigness of the dripping thing is." It almost sounds like something out of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. At the very least, it has the same appeal to me. Actually, "I dare say that the drivers in New Zealand as they see the sun setting are reassured to know that its not there" kinda has that feel to it too
The child buffing workshop is one of the most hilarious thing that I have ever seen, can't stop chucking even after the credits rolled. How did he come up with that for god's sake!!
Poor Stephen. We know what he means and where he's coming from, but, the poor chap, not with this cohort of comedians. They will be like a terrier dog, grab one corner and run with it until there's nothing left. The child buffing and the Aropolis scenes will pop into my head at an idle moment and make me lol. More... sherry m' dear??? I mumble that to myself quite a lot.
NormanMatchem It's weird that they waited so long until we got to Pokemon Black and White when that's how they started out. Although it was more like green and dark green really.
I love this one because it's one of the few times where the pedanticism of the QI klaxxon is objectively wrong. The common sense answer that if the light of the sun reaches you, then it's there has far more value, because light bends (or space-time bends and light goes straight) so, there never was an objective answer to the question apart from the observer.
Santa Travels so fast that if you do see him, it's the Santa from last year, not this year, because that light is still hanging around while Santa This Year's light is still moving too fast to be seen.... get it? you're not seeing Santa....
The way Phil turns to look at the "BECAUSE HE ISN'T REAL" screen, it feels like the plot twist of some sci-fi/horror thriller, like he's broken into what he thinks is Santa's Workshop at the North Pole but it's actually all just a simulation and the evil AI computer is telling him the truth
They were Jeeves and Wooster and that photo of Hugh is taken from then. Hugh also played the piano skilfully in that series so his recent album is not a surprise to us old Brits.
Not a Q.I. moment, but whenever I see PJ I'm reminded of his telling of the time his 16 year old daughter's boyfriend was coming for a 'sleepover'. He was hilarious as he became increasingly foam-at-the-mouth about some 'spotty runt daring to imagine he could get into my little girl's bedroom let alone her knickers'. He is a fantastic story teller.
Going back like 3 years now, but my sister and I went to Edinburgh for the Fringe as we always do. Phil was on and I thought 'he's pretty funny on QI, should pop in and see him'- so we did. Sat down and quickly realised that this wasn't a comedy show and he was, in fact, giving a lecture on art. The two of us surrounded by uni students and art buffs... gave it a couple of minutes and had to surreptitiously leave.
Close run thing that Vyselink - but the reaction to the Klaxon when Brendon O'Carroll stated a certain someone "Might not be real" - had me in stitches!!!
He is one of those comedians one can only truly enjoy when they have watched a lot of his content and can start to slightly comprehend the way humour is processed in his brain
we dont talk enough about how much phil and the child buffing workshop saved stephen from that awkward "well, young lady, when you do bear children" moment with sarah
@@joyphil4399 Remember when he said (off the show) that victims of sexual abuse should just get over it? Or that women escaping the Titanic wouldn't be very useful in the boats?
@@DaveDexterMusic I genuinely haven't heard of the first example and, to be clear, if he did say that, that's utterly deplorable. However, given your misrepresentation of the second example I'm not sure I should take your word for it. He was simply making the point that the seamen trained to man the boats in those days would have been necessary, as the "women and children" in question would not have been trained to navigate. To be fair, he should have mentioned that the rich businessmen would have been useless too, but they weren't in question during the discussion.
@@jonnybartrand2120 Then I hope they do an up-dated version, because his interaction with Teri Hatcher was one of the most hilarious bits I have ever seen on Q.I., right up there with 'David Mitchell and The First World War', and 'They say of the Acropolis, where the Parthenon is'; those are my top 3!
Whoever edited this video should feel proud. I can’t think of any they missed, (although there may be one or two), and the presentation of what is there is spot on.
FYI: The answer that Stephen should have given at 3:50 is that the stalactites in the "Gruta Rei do Mato" in South America (a cave) measure up to 66ft long.
I know this is a best of compilation, of the lovely Mr. Jupitus, but I love when Alan nearly chokes on the swazzle...as it were haha. I think it’s the face he keeps making, as he tries to make his swazzle work; it’s just hilarious how confused, and, at the same time, worried he looks about the whole thing haha.
I need to commission an artist to make a really dramatic interpretation of the seen where Phil’s Childhood is shattered before his eyes as he stares at the wall reading “Because he isn’t real”
Phil Jupitus is the only man on QI who looks like a completely different person every time I see him on...
Im only now realizing that was Phil making the shiny child jokes. 😂
1: charismatic door to door salesman
2: famour author
3: talk show host
4: club owner
5: university professor
6: woodcutter
7: university student
8: fun uncle
9: motorcyclist on his way to a christmas dinner
@@wiegervonstraufenwitz8417 haha, perfect 😂🤣
He looks different every time, and the only way to recognize him is the voice he puts on when impersonating Stephen
@@wiegervonstraufenwitz8417 Spot on with every one. 👍😎
Phils delivery is just perfect.
"I'm sure the drivers of New Zealand, as they look at the setting sun, are reassured to know... its not there".
That's what triggers Phil the most, even to this day.
Watching Stephen squirm and blush when Phill flirts is one of my favorite things ever.
"I'll not look at you."
@@jacksonlady69 "Dreadful boy"
@@jacksonlady69 I've put the pencil in!
"You're all rotters and I hate you!" :3
You can totally tell that Stephen finds Phill attractive and he uses this to his advantage lol.
Phill Jupitus is the only QI contestant who can get the better of Stephen Fry and it is SO much fun to watch him do it!!
+E! Carroll agreed. I wish he was on more like he was in the first seasons.
+OrAngeAnArchy Perhaps he will be now that Never Mind the Buzzcocks has been cancelled.
+E! Carroll Yes, but now Stephen is retiring from QI. It's a cul-de-sac.
+EnoVarma there's always the Christmas episode which it looks like he is going to be in, like usual.
Well..... Sean is quite good at it too, Alain and Bill and Jimmy is very decent at it as well.....
"How big is it? Oh, very big. If I was to quantify its bigness I would be doing it a disservice. To say just how biggly big the vastly big bigness of the dripping thing is."
It almost sounds like something out of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. At the very least, it has the same appeal to me.
Actually, "I dare say that the drivers in New Zealand as they see the sun setting are reassured to know that its not there" kinda has that feel to it too
Well he is trying to mimic Stephen :P
My thoughts exactly, the drivers in New Zealand one almost got me thinking if it was an excerpt from the guide
Magmafrost13 Either the Guide or the White House
The Producer of this show, John Lloyd, was the producer of HHGG.
@@wratched But the books were written by Douglas Adams, and I assume the guests do their own jokes.
These clips are the reason why Phil Jupitus is my absolute dream contestant for Taskmaster.
You think he would be the one holding up Tim Key’s tradition of silly outfit?
I can only imagine he would be the perfect mix of rhod gilbert and jo brand
Phil and Stephen both need to be on Taskmaster together!
My favorite is "What kind of hellish quiz is this?" A perfect reaction to QI.
The child buffing workshop is one of the most hilarious thing that I have ever seen, can't stop chucking even after the credits rolled. How did he come up with that for god's sake!!
Seen it at least ten times now, still has me in stitches. The chemistry between Phil and Stephen is great in this show.
Because “shiny” is such an odd thing to call a child. I agree though, the bit is unbelievably funny.
.... probably meant shiny as in "a shiny new baby" ???
Poor Stephen. We know what he means and where he's coming from, but, the poor chap, not with this cohort of comedians. They will be like a terrier dog, grab one corner and run with it until there's nothing left.
The child buffing and the Aropolis scenes will pop into my head at an idle moment and make me lol.
More... sherry m' dear??? I mumble that to myself quite a lot.
I'll always love the delivery of "How big is it?" "Vast. ..Is the answer."
"If I was to quantify its bigness I'd be doing it a disservice".
I love that line and use it often.
"Feet, metres. Throw me a f*cking bone, Fry!"
Biggily Big!!!
I’m surprised they didn’t have that fact handy
biggily big!!! gets me everytime i watch this video
Phill's reaction to the Santa claxon had me in stitches xD
Welcome to the club. Phil is a spitting image of a friend of mine and he puts me in stitches every time he opens his mouth.
Rudolf Trost stop putting it in his mouth then 😂😂😂
@@Mrcheckpointeh but Phil had the pencil in and everything! 😂
Oh man. The "child buffing workshop" and the "not there. mirrraaaagggee" ones get me everytime lmao
+Vyselink With me, it's "Stephen doesn't have beer goggles, he has madeira _pince-nez._"
+Vyselink I would've wanted to take the shiny into the pokemon direction... I'm such a nerd.
+NerdyPi
In my day, we didn't have shiny Pokémon. We had grey, and darker grey.
NormanMatchem It's weird that they waited so long until we got to Pokemon Black and White when that's how they started out.
Although it was more like green and dark green really.
NerdyPi
Yeah, I never owned an ORIGINAL Gameboy, my first was a Gameboy Colour, so the joke doesn't really work, but I thought it was funny.
Child buffing workshop was hysterical, made even more so by the sound of Sarah's laughter...
The drivers of New Zealand, as they see the sun setting, are reassured to know..... that it's not therrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeee.
It really was an oscar worthy delivery... if only he was acting
As a New Zealander I can say I was reassured
6:35
I love this one because it's one of the few times where the pedanticism of the QI klaxxon is objectively wrong. The common sense answer that if the light of the sun reaches you, then it's there has far more value, because light bends (or space-time bends and light goes straight) so, there never was an objective answer to the question apart from the observer.
The one thing that pisses off phill more then anything else, I love it.
Phill might be the QI-panelist who is best at riffing on Stephen. Bloody genius!
No he's just a mirage
Him or Bill Bailey.
Sean Locke gets some good ones in as well.
Yeah..
*genius
Not there......
Mirage.
Gavin Mac Farlane Miraaaaaaaaaaaage
luckycanucky19 Miraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaage
+Justus Hölscher miraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaage
Patryk Wieczorek Miraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagggggeeeeee
Gavin
I will forever love Phill's madeira pince-nez remark.
I have wanted it as a t shirt ever since I saw that bit 😂.
@@nancykraus5127You can have whatever you want on a t shirt.
Eight minutes and twenty-two seconds is NOT enough time for all Phil Jupitus's best moments.
first time i have seen him and laughing beginning to end..man is hilarious
The run to Stephen at the end is so heart warming 😆
"To quantify its bigness would be doing it a disservice."
Found a new line for my Grindr profile
I spit out my drink reading that lmao
Lol
Hahaha best comment I’ve read ever 😅😂😆 using it!
"The vastly big bigness of the dripping thing"
just LOVE Phil, i could listen and watch him all day. Best belly laughs
"More lacquer, Little Boy??" LOL
You are the shiniest one...
I'm still alive in here!
Baaaaah. Baaaaah
I can see my face in your face
I'm sure the children who see Santa in the night sky are reassured to know, that's he's not therrreeee.
Alex Heathcote miraaaaaage
But Santa... is theeeere!
@@SamuelThomasFraser No.... Miraaage..
Santa Travels so fast that if you do see him, it's the Santa from last year, not this year, because that light is still hanging around while Santa This Year's light is still moving too fast to be seen.... get it? you're not seeing Santa....
Miraaaaaaaaaaaaage
Phil Jupitus is genuinely one of the most charming people I’ve ever seen on tv. Him making Stephen blush is just amazing
The way Phil turns to look at the "BECAUSE HE ISN'T REAL" screen, it feels like the plot twist of some sci-fi/horror thriller, like he's broken into what he thinks is Santa's Workshop at the North Pole but it's actually all just a simulation and the evil AI computer is telling him the truth
Can someone at QI please make a collection of as many of Phill's impressions of Stephen as they can find?
"A smaaaaaallll sherrrryyyyy"
I say that to myself every once in a while.
love his reaction to Hugh's photo when he said drip, he is so offended for Hugh XD
"oi, leave my friend out of it!"
He was just playing along with the joke. Hugh played a drip on their show together, so it was a joke on his character's persona.
They were Jeeves and Wooster and that photo of Hugh is taken from then. Hugh also played the piano skilfully in that series so his recent album is not a surprise to us old Brits.
I have to admit
I really do get a warm little glow whenever Fry does his General Melchett _"Baaaaa!"_
I can't help it
You are not the only one
I like that Phil has referenced the Sun incident later on, even after Sandy Toksvig took over.
It's like when Rich Hall says "which moon are we talking about?"
4:32 Alan choking on the Swazzle, I've just been in stitches, hilarious
Absolutely superb! But I was so hoping that the "Oh Pudsey, make him stop!" moment would be here too.
"Madeira Pince-Nez & The Child Buffing Workshop" really ought to be a band name.
See them live performing their greatest hits "More Lacker" and "It's Not There"
FederalPolice620 I personally felt that "More Lacquer" was a lot of flash and little substance.
Stick around for their power ballads, "The Vastly Big Bigness of the Dripping Thing" and "The Master of the Bathtub"
A great follow-up to "No Wonder Fuckin' Twinings Had You On, Pal".
Can anyone get me Sherry Monocle's autograph?
I'd watch a show of Phil Jupitus narrating the life of Stephen Fry.
That would be an hilarious episode
Do look for Phil’s radio documentary about Calvin & Hobbes. It’s awesome.
Now imagine a follow-up program which was Fry narrating the production process of this project.
What a brilliant idea.
"Fry you oath, those are fishnets!!"
I love the moment when Phil runs and hugs Stephen, althought it's a joke it' is still wholesome and cute.
"Stephen doesn't have beer goggles, he has Madeira pince-nez."
THANK YOU!! I never got what that was, and just trying to guess the spelling was getting me nowhere. :)
Gorm Kjeldsen it's French for a pair of spectacles that hold on by pinching (pince) the nose (nez).
Lol I also must thank you for this. Always wandered what he was on about!
over playing the joke
More madeira a small sherry
I can't believe you left out "Fry, put on the 15 denier and see me in my study."
Fry, you oaf! Those are fishnets!
2:07 I just love this part. Steven's "Madeira Pince-nez" and "Sherry Monocle" never fails to make me laugh. ❤
Not a Q.I. moment, but whenever I see PJ I'm reminded of his telling of the time his 16 year old daughter's boyfriend was coming for a 'sleepover'. He was hilarious as he became increasingly foam-at-the-mouth about some 'spotty runt daring to imagine he could get into my little girl's bedroom let alone her knickers'. He is a fantastic story teller.
Is there a clip of this on TH-cam?
@@Real_Dystopian I have no idea, sorry.
Yes. th-cam.com/video/zhdpBCCChMk/w-d-xo.html
@@marcusclaudius266 thanks
@@Real_Dystopian I guess this is a clip of it: 🙂
th-cam.com/video/zhdpBCCChMk/w-d-xo.html
FRY, CAMBRIDGE!
And he was on University Challenge
This one was my favorite lol
Lord snot
Hahaha!
Of course,
referencing this XD th-cam.com/video/Wi5SJKI6RpU/w-d-xo.html
What episode is this one?
“Oh Pudsey make him stop” should be in there too.
That final clip is heartbreakingly sweet - and Stephen, hero of the hour!! 😁😁
Phil: I hate this show
Phil's daugher: I work for this show
Though seriously, Phil is an absaloute joy on QI
Going back like 3 years now, but my sister and I went to Edinburgh for the Fringe as we always do. Phil was on and I thought 'he's pretty funny on QI, should pop in and see him'- so we did. Sat down and quickly realised that this wasn't a comedy show and he was, in fact, giving a lecture on art. The two of us surrounded by uni students and art buffs... gave it a couple of minutes and had to surreptitiously leave.
I love Phil. But I love Stephen’s reaction to Phil, even more.
Love Phil's impersonation of Stephen on the pull! "More madeira?"
Hands down my favourite Qi guest, you can always guarantee your in for a good Qi episode when jupitus is on, love that man!
Some of the many moments that make Phil Jupitus one of my favourite guests of the show :)
I love the way Sara says “a shiny one?”
Brilliant compilation. That last clip of the Christmas QI was hilarious.
It was great. I prefer the "Child-Buffing Workshop" one myself.
Close run thing that Vyselink - but the reaction to the Klaxon when Brendon O'Carroll stated a certain someone "Might not be real" - had me in stitches!!!
+The scribble file Had me in tears! LOVED IT
I saw Phill Jupitus when he was on tour and came up to Shetland, absolutely brilliant! I always love when he's a panelist.
Brydon Sinclair I saw him in Aberdeen, he talked very fondly about his time in Shetland
I love his vocal caricature of Stephen.
NOOOO. NOT THERRREE.
Stephen is *such* a good sport about it all! 😁
"Good vendor of shoes! How many barleycorns am I this fine morning?"
I know this isn't Phil but 4:34 made me laugh so hard; its juxtaposition with Phil's bit just made it even more hilarious
It fits the comedy rule of 3
"play your cards right" has to be the best joke in history 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That is when I fell in love with Phill Jupitus...
5:22 is the exact moment he realizes he's about to hear something that infuriates him xD
I love his response of “FRY: CAMBRIDGE!” Very quick on the draw!
Cervisiam lentium = beer goggles (lenses) in Latin
Seen these 100 times and they are still just as funny as the first time 🤣
"I don't sound like that. ...Baaaah!"
Perfect, he sounded just like Melchett.
He is one of those comedians one can only truly enjoy when they have watched a lot of his content and can start to slightly comprehend the way humour is processed in his brain
He is by far one of the best comedians in the world he is intellectual and funny, brilliant
Phill, Jo Brand and Johnny Vegas were all my favourites on the show when i watched it XD
8:09 Well, that beats my fanfiction
I love the banter Phil and Stephen have 😂😂
The only member to always get me with any of his anecdotes, jokes, or overall antics
we dont talk enough about how much phil and the child buffing workshop saved stephen from that awkward "well, young lady, when you do bear children" moment with sarah
Yeah. Sometimes it can be incredibly off-putting when you are reminded that beloved figures are just as unlikeable as everyone else.
@@joyphil4399 Remember when he said (off the show) that victims of sexual abuse should just get over it? Or that women escaping the Titanic wouldn't be very useful in the boats?
@@DaveDexterMusic I genuinely haven't heard of the first example and, to be clear, if he did say that, that's utterly deplorable. However, given your misrepresentation of the second example I'm not sure I should take your word for it.
He was simply making the point that the seamen trained to man the boats in those days would have been necessary, as the "women and children" in question would not have been trained to navigate. To be fair, he should have mentioned that the rich businessmen would have been useless too, but they weren't in question during the discussion.
@J H It's a bit of a faux pas to say 'when', not 'if', like it was inevitable that Sarah would have a child some day just because she's a woman.
@J H cos purposely childfree women are a bit tired of constantly being told that having children is a "when" as if they dont have an option
Using the swazzle to imitate a laugh killed me!
a Huge Hole in Your Heart when he departs. even just the screen or the room.
Thank You for giving us Phil Jupitus. Our Laughs are Complete and Whole.
I would love this video, but "It's not there!".
+Muppio "its a Mirage....."
The viewers in New Zealand blinded by the wonderfulness of this clip are reassured to know... that it's not there
The New Zealand setting Sun bit is always good for a laugh. How many times over the years have I come back just to hear it, so good.
They missed the best one. His reaction to Teri Hatcher's innuendo-laden examination of fossilized remains was absolutely priceless.
@@jonnybartrand2120 Then I hope they do an up-dated version, because his interaction with Teri Hatcher was one of the most hilarious bits I have ever seen on Q.I., right up there with 'David Mitchell and The First World War', and 'They say of the Acropolis, where the Parthenon is'; those are my top 3!
I love how most of these were just him mocking Stephen
I love Stephen Fry so much. He and Phil are so great together. I love when Phil scandalizes him. I really miss him on this show
Holy shit, the sound Alan made with the swozzle thing almost genuinely injured me
The best show ever. And very educational for sure.
Phil is just ruthless. Love it.
Phill is absolutely hilarious every single time, he's brilliant, so sharp and creative!
And I'm digging his more recent looks too 😉
Whoever edited this video should feel proud. I can’t think of any they missed, (although there may be one or two), and the presentation of what is there is spot on.
Was expecting "GOOD VENDOR OF SHOES..."
HOW MANY BARLEYCORNS AM I THIS FINE DAY?
GOOD SIR, YOU'RE A BARLEYCORN TOO FAR FOR THIS SHOP, I WAGER!
Phill is my absolute favourite Q.I panellist. Noble and Millican very close by :)
FYI: The answer that Stephen should have given at 3:50 is that the stalactites in the "Gruta Rei do Mato" in South America (a cave) measure up to 66ft long.
No. Vast....is the answer.
My absolute favourite contestant, a hidden gem that man
"One if you play your cards right" ;) ;)
6:07 Stephen soft „I know“ gets me every time
I know this is a best of compilation, of the lovely Mr. Jupitus, but I love when Alan nearly chokes on the swazzle...as it were haha.
I think it’s the face he keeps making, as he tries to make his swazzle work; it’s just hilarious how confused, and, at the same time, worried he looks about the whole thing haha.
I need to steal the term 'Madeira Pince-Nez'
The child buffing workshop won't ever stop me cracking up.
How does Phil sound more like Stephen Fry than Stephen Fry
I think Phil is the only panelist who could crack Stephen up consistently.
Yay! I have been trying to find the Christmas part of Phil reaction to the Santa clanger.
I need to commission an artist to make a really dramatic interpretation of the seen where Phil’s Childhood is shattered before his eyes as he stares at the wall reading “Because he isn’t real”
Brilliantly brilliant!
Phill Jupitus is a legend, we need more Phil I used to love him on Never Mind the Buzzcocks!
Phill looks like a character from Wallace & Grommit.. And i love it!
"Frow me a fucking bone, Fry-boy!"
Jupitus is an absolute legend
Phil, i acknowledge your awesome orwell joke. bravo. lol indeed
The way Phil winds Stephen up absolutely slays me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Funny how the vast majority of Phil's best clip are him ripping into Stephen. Not that I'm complaining, it's just an observation
I met Phil at the London Olympics and he was really nice and took a photo etc with me!