QI

Too right! :)

I think it was dumped because of bad ratings, and only ran for one season in 2003. I also agree with the decision to cancel it.

it is more of the same. The UK has many shows like this, often with the same small group of mostly comedians who make them possible. Like 'Would I lie to you?' which basically is the same concept as: 'Was it something I said?' This one, in the end, didn't stand out in particular. I also think, personally, David isn't cut out to be a presenter/host - though I like him very much.

@@corbeau-_- Agreed. WILTY is a great show, and generally have a good panel, like Bob Mortimer, Rhod Gilbert, Henning Wehn, Cariad Lloyd, Mel Giedroyc, Lucy Porter as some examples. 'Was it something I said', just wasn't up to scratch, as you say David is great on a panel, but not so good as a host. I also like him too, especially on WILTY. It's like cookery shows, one appears that is quite good, and then other channels spawn their cookery shows, which are a bit poop. Luckily the shows that do house make overs seem to have run out of steam now....I think, because again there were far too many of them. Reality shows are even worse, and one is enough full of gormless people, and far too many now.

it ran for one season. For basically the things you just put out. It is more of the same, a mix of 'Would I lie to you?', 'mock the week' and 'Q.I.' (and perhaps 'The big fat quiz of the year' as well).

@@corbeau-_- Thanks. I haven't watched much of 'Mock the week, The big fat quiz', because they don't appeal to me....at all, although I have watched a couple of each, to make my decision....:) I like 'Qi' with either Stephen or Sandi, as it turns out she is quite good. Again it depends on the guests, as some of them I have never heard of, or, box ticked ones who are not as funny as they think.

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