Adam Buxton

Your viral moments.

I know.

I know how this show works.

The funny phase and the less funny phase.

No, I mean, if you're talking about me occupying or if I'm talking about me occupying a space somewhere between funny and sincere, that part began after I did stuff with Joe.

Yeah, that is what I mean.

And when I did stuff with Joe, I think we were much more focused on trying to be funny and not trying to be kind of cloyingly sincere or deal with anything particularly emotionally resonant.

There were little bits here and there, and I always felt like I was putting clues in some of the stuff we did on the Adam and Joe show as to how I was genuinely feeling every now and again.

But...

On the whole, we were just being solidly stupid.

And then that changed when we stopped doing stuff together, when he went off and started making movies, which was 2011, I think, Attack the Block came out, his first feature.

And that really meant that he was, from that point on, so busy that we couldn't practically do stuff together anymore.

And that was sad for me because we were doing things on Six Music.

On the radio.

And that was the happiest that I'd been in my relationship, my professional relationship with him.

I felt like here we are.

This is what we should have been doing for ages.

This is really fun.

I love doing the TV show, our kind of homemade Adam and Joe show thing.

But Channel 4 reached a point after we did four series like that was a lot.