QI Series 18 XL: Quantities | With James Acaster, Bridget Christie & Joe Lycett
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- QI Series 18 XL Episode 15: Quantities | With James Acaster, Bridget Christie & Joe Lycett
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Joe Lycett and James Acaster have the same energy as your favorite cousins.
They could have played the Weasley twins in Harry Potter
I would pay money to bring a casserole to a Thanksgiving with the two of them 😂🤩😂
Absolutely magnificent panel on this one.
James has all the energy of a man who forgot he was going on the show, got extremely high, and then was doing his best to pretend he wasn't.
…in every television appearance he’s ever done. See also: Taskmaster. 😂
Thank you for another XL episode!
The statement about tire-marks left on asphalt being made of bitumen is complex. If you're referring to the lines from continuous usage, yes. If you're talking about ripping up the tires with a standstill it's absolutely rubber that gets left behind. Like I've seen it happen in front of me numerous times and seen thick wads of rubber left behind and the bald af tires afterwards. They get soft like crayon after a good spin. It probably depends a bit on how soft the roads are, if they're extremely high traffic areas and they're using hotmix it's more likely bitumen. But it's definitely not bitumen when it's on concrete and tires will still leave marks.
When Bridget ask Alan 'How old are you darling?'. I've never seen Alan look so sheepish before!😂
Wait I just realized those are all taskmaster contestants, LOL!
37:00 British tyres may not make skid marks, but American tires do. I once had to screech to a halt, brake pedal on the floor, hand brake pulled hard, the whole deal. When I got out of the car, my front tires each had a flat spot in one place where they'd been worn down (before anti-lock brakes), and sure enough, I left skid marks. They shook so much after that, I had to replace them.
A concrete sidewalk had skid marks just the other day.
@@wjones1701 "If you don't like my driving, stay off of the sidewalk!"
Also works with "hallway".
I was in the car and noted it. They had just put in new curb cuts with the dots. My thought at the time was they hadn't cut the turn deep enough and it will be broken up in no time. @spacewarpphotogharhy1667
Films also used roman numerals to hide how old the film was. For all you knew, that film you saw for the first time last week was released 17 years ago.
Audience gets one question wrong and one question right - ends up with -9. LOL
I prefer to think it's utterly random. Might as well be.
Questions have weighting and the show is cut so there might be more questions answered by the audience
1 point correct, -10 for setting off the buzzer maybe? That's typically worse than just being wrong. But yeah, the scoring is a strange enigma
One day they should really explain hoe the scoring works..... PLEEEEEEAAAASE❤
usually 1 point for a correct answer and -10 for a klaxon
5:13 Ha, there sure are. Boeing, that was a joke. Boeing? BOEING!? We need those! STOP! IT WAS A JOKE!
USAAF bombers flying to Germany at the start were camouflaged. This was removed completely, front to rear, wingtip to wingtip, except for some sections on the insides of the engines. Reason, it saved fuel, already back in WW2 this was understood. The reason for keeping some patches in the engines was because the bare aluminum skin would blind the pilots due to reflecting sunlight, so the matt paint was kept on those areas, but for the rest, the whole plane would be devoid of any paint.
RAF bombers flew by night. So perhaps they didn't experience the influence of the sun...
A full Taskmaster panel!
7:43 nooooo? You didn’t? … say, Wigan!!! Nice.
6:16 that’s healthy rivalry competing against the farts industry.
So how do they end up with skid marks on concrete surface roads?
3:44 asprin, Tylenol, bayer, monkeys pills, don’t appeal or repeal your savings and profits?
2:21 no fuel.
I've seen skid marks on concrete roads and runways.
6:34 vitality? you I don’t know but what’s how’s the farts merch selling? Smooth as vitality?
Dont quote me on this, but i think that Vitality used to be a type of Sunflower Spread (butter substitute) may have been some other ghastly plant based spread
@@isty4491 sort of like marmite? With an odor both disgusting and strangely appealing. Yet, a taste only fit for a niche exclusive few. Puke.
How does Bridget deal with looking at Sandi during the show? Right behind Sandi is essentially a bunch of nested circles.
They don’t look like holes tho.
Trypophobia is usually stronger with repeated holes rather than nested per se. Think things like honeycombs, or bubblewrap, clothing patterns etc.
He lost his leg to TB???? I think not
You're incorrect. TB can spread to bone. And TB of the knee joint was treated by leg amputation, and is sometimes still today.
3:09 oh fucking hell: well, it does sound like a lie.
emmmmm, wats with the laugh track? it certainly sounds like it
QI has a live studio audience (which you can see in some shots). There’s no laugh track
The statement about running out of ISBNs would depend on how many pages each volume is. Sandy gave no information about that, so her statement is in itself false.
I doesn’t matter how many pages the book is. A googleplex is 10^(10^100). If the book was 100,1000, or 1million pages, it wouldn’t matter in the context of the number of volumes it would take of the amount of books it would take to write down the actual number
@@Nikko764exactly
You tried 🤷♂️
@@Nikko764yeah but we don't know if it's a book with every page or a book of 1000 pages. If it was every page, we wouldn't run out of ISBNs from the book
@@Nikko764what if it's one googleplex pages in one volume?