Rent QI: A Quite Interesting Game (2005)
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- Synopsis:
The QI Video is quite simply the most quite interesting quiz you will ever play. In the large but velvety hands of your QI Minotaur, Stephen Fry, you enter a dark mental maze filled with mystical beasts: singing dogs and cat burglars, Lord Byron's rampant nanny and Adam's flannel. You will also meet Woonsocket. Your mission is to complete seven strands of fifty multiple-choice questions. Hidden at the end of each is a secret letter. These make an anagram forming the key to the Inner Sanctum where you may win an enormous prize. Or not. Probably not, in all honesty. Because the questions are completely impossible, a child of nine has just as much chance of winning the game as a Nobel prize-winning physicist. Along the way, whether you be boffin or dunderhead, Stephen will do his best to stuff you - with facts and nuggetoids on an incomparable number of subjects. The ultimate object of the game is to have fun and to learn something. But if your desire is simply to be right the whole time, all you have to do is play the game over and over again for a week or so until you know it off by heart. You can then impress your friends and apply for an "I'm a Hateful Little Smartass" badge from knowall@qi.com. - Actors:
- Stephen Fry
- Directors:
- Ian Lorimer
- Producers:
- John Lloyd
- Narrated By:
- Stephen Fry
- Writers:
- John Lloyd
- Aka:
- QI Interactive: A Quite Interesting Game
- Studio:
- Warner
- Genres:
- Children & Family, Documentary, Special Interest
