QI a very good job." In September 2018, while responding to a question on equal pay at the Women's Equality Party's conference, Toksvig revealed that she receives 40% of what Stephen Fry was being paid as the host of "QI", which is the same amount as Alan Davies. Talent fees for "QI" are managed by Talkback. "QI" was received very positively by its viewers. It was the most popular programme on BBC Four in 2005, and one of its books, "The Book of General Ignorance", became a global bestseller for Christmas 2006. "QI" has been supported by nearly all critics. Peter
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