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Posted 26 February 2023
Free Tickets to See BBC's 'QI' Available from Lostintv
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TV's most impossible quiz is back for a new series! QI, the fact-based comedy panel show and BBC comedy classic for over two decades returns with Sandi Toksvig, Alan Davies and a stellar line-up of comics, for a series all about the letter U. Laugh yourself clever, but remember - the answer is never 'blue whale'.
Please note: audience members in the 'splash zone' may leave considerably smarter than they arrived.
WHEN:
Wednesday 8th March - doors at 2:45pm
Tuesday 14th March - doors at 6:45pm
Wednesday 15th March - doors at 2:45pm, 6:45pm (note that there are TFL tube strikes planned for this date
Dates not listed are now fully booked.
Ages 14+. Those aged 14, 15, 16, and 17 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 and over.
Recordings last for approximately 2 hours.
Please note: audience members in the 'splash zone' may leave considerably smarter than they arrived.
WHEN:
Wednesday 8th March - doors at 2:45pm
Tuesday 14th March - doors at 6:45pm
Wednesday 15th March - doors at 2:45pm, 6:45pm (note that there are TFL tube strikes planned for this date
Dates not listed are now fully booked.
Ages 14+. Those aged 14, 15, 16, and 17 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 and over.
Recordings last for approximately 2 hours.
More details at Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 26 February 2023
60 Comments
sorted byAnd did they offer you priority tickets since you missed out?
I saw Grahem Norton interview Robin Williams, that went on for a good three hours or so to get the 40 minute show and was very entertaining seeing Robin goofing around.
But then again, I don't know why people would watch Love Island. Each to their own
It nearly put me off the show which i had always loved, and I think we were sat there for about 2.5 hours minimum....and it felt longer... Felt a bit like torture by the end
Maybe I was unlucky with the panel, but it felt really really flat to me as an experience.
Yes I think about 40-50 people were told they weren't getting in for the show, after queuing up for at least 30 minutes, I was surprised how okay they were about that, I think there's a lot of "regular" show goers.
But personally been there done that, wouldn't be bothered to do so again.
Still, it's definitely worth voting hot, maybe I was particularly unlucky that day (edited)
If the panel is rubbish it means they just keep recording more to meet a half decent show for edit time,, so the worse it is the longer you have to endure it!
Name one funny Alan Davies joke
And now consider this man has been a comedian for decades.
Didn't like it though
*RUNS TO GOOGLE*
My god.
Still, it's definitely worth voting hot, maybe I was particularly unlucky that day""""""""
ok
This time!
One thing to bear in mind, it's quite likely you won't get in unless you arrive really early. We were turned away the first time, but they gave us 'queue jump' tickets for another showing that guaranteed entry. So, you may need to try twice, but you're sure to see it once - if you know what I mean :-D
We dumped the TV licence years ago as nothing to watch and waste of money.