History YMMV / ImSorryIHaventAClue

** In a episode spoofing the Archers, the round ends when an unintelligible Scot starts shooting a village green. Funny at the time of recording, but this aired three days after the shooting in Connecticut in which over twenty people were killed and feelings about guns were rather sensitive. Again, owing to the simple timing (or lack of a sense of timing) of that airing your mileage will probably vary.

* ArchiveBinge: [[LongRunners 40 years.]] More than 400 episodes, which means more than 200 hours worth of material. Have fun!

* FunnyAneurysmMoment:

* AcceptableTargets: Politicians, celebrities, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Jeremy Hardy's singing]], and [[BitingTheHandHumour the BBC]], among others.

** Tim's death was already sad enough, but the show was able to get his last two recorded episodes to air... the first one begins with, for One Song to the Tune of Another, Tim singing the lyrics of "The Funky Gibbon". Of all the songs to choose...

* MostWonderfulSound:

** In a recent episode spoofing the Archers, the round ends when an unintelligible Scot starts shooting a village green. Funny at the time of recording, but this aired three days after the shooting in Connecticut in which over twenty people were killed and feelings about guns were rather sensitive. Again, owing to the simple timing (or lack of a sense of timing) of that airing your mileage will probably vary.

** The touring in early 2020 would have the audience given kazoos, which producer and warmup act would jokingly warn the audiences had come from China but shouldn't be a risk for catching COVID-19. Fast forward to April 2020, and Tim would sadly be among the many to die from the virus in the UK.

* TearJerker: The deaths of both Willie Rushton and Humph hit the fanbase and the panel pretty badly, to put it mildly. Though he was only a regular, Jeremy Hardy's death had a major impact too.

** In a similar manner to the Willie Rushton examples above, on his final appearance on the show -- recorded barely six months before his death -- Jeremy Hardy's turn in the "Mystery Illness" round was that he and Tim were dead. It becomes worse once you learn that he had already been diagnosed with cancer at the time of the recording, and discovered it was terminal not long after. And then barely a year later, Tim died from COVID19.
** The touring in early 2020 would have the audience given kazoos, which producer and warmup act would jokingly warn the audiences had come from China but shouldn't be a risk for catching COVID19. Fast forward to April 2020, and Tim would sadly be among the many to die from the virus in the UK.

** In a similar manner to the Willie Rushton examples above, on his final appearance on the show -- recorded barely six months before his death -- Jeremy Hardy's turn in the "Mystery Illness" round was that he and Tim were dead. It becomes worse once you learn that he had already been diagnosed with cancer at the time of the recording, and discovered it was terminal not long after. And then barely a year later, Tim died from the Corona Virus.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: The tributes to both Willie and Humph are actually quite sweet, given the cynical nature of the show.

** In a similar manner to the Willie Rushton examples above, on his final appearance on the show -- recorded barely six months before his death -- Jeremy Hardy's turn in the "Mystery Illness" round was that he and Tim were dead. It becomes worse once you learn that he had already been diagnosed with cancer at the time of the recording, and discovered it was terminal not long after.

* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: At the time ISIHAC was introduced, it was an innovative subversion of the far more serious panel shows of its time. Nowadays, the self-styled moniker "the antidote to panel games" seems rather odd considering how similar the show is in concept to other panel shows such as ''Series/WhoseLineIsItAnyway''.

** In a similar manner to the Willie Rushton examples above, on his final appearance on the show -- recorded barely six months before his death -- Jeremy Hardy's turn in the "Mystery Illness" round was that he and Tim were dead.

* EarWorm: Many of the "sing the lyrics to another tune" songs are rather catchy. ''Roxanne'' to the theme of ''Series/{{Neighbours}}'', for example.

* PainfulRhyme: In the 'Greeting Cards' round, the messages the teams have to complete are chock full of terrible rhymes and worse scansion.

** In an episode being recorded in Swansea where Rob Brydon is the guest:

** Similarly, the game of One Song To The Tune of Another involving a Rolf Harris impression singing Sexual Healing to the tune of Two Little Boys has taken a horrible new spin.

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: [[BrokenBase Some people's]] reaction to the decision to [[CarriedByTheHost keep going with the show after Humph's death]]. However, after Creator/StephenFry, Rob Brydon and Jack Dee all hosted two shows each (recorded in a single session then broadcast over two evenings) Jack Dee has filled the Chairman's slot on a permanent basis, having hosted every series since then.

* TearJerker: The deaths of both Willie Rushton and Humph hit the fanbase and the panel pretty badly, to put it mildly.

* AcceptableTargets: Politicians, celebrities, Jeremy Hardy's singing, and [[BitingTheHandHumour the BBC]], among others.

* AcceptableTargets: Politicians, celebrities, and [[BitingTheHandHumour the BBC]], among others.