Jimmy Carr

They get when you're not serious.

I mean, sometimes I say very serious things on stage.

And there's never any confusion.

I've never had anyone be confused as to, oh, no, that's a serious bit of advisory.

He's chatting to someone there that's going through something.

Or, you know, we post these things.

People know when it's serious and they know when it's a joke.

They can talk easily.

No.

I tend to let the audience decide.

In terms of, like, balance in the show, sometimes there's something where you go, well, there's been too much... There's too much of that in the show already.

OK, so I'll leave that for another time.

Are you conscious of trying to balance it out a bit?

Yeah, I think, like... So everyone's getting a pop?

Kind of subject matter-wise or, you know, if you do...

You don't want to feel like you're piling on.

You kind of want to feel like, well, you've done that and then we'll do something else.

And then you kind of want to mix it up a little bit.

I think in terms of also I'm kind of a one-liner guy.

One-liners are kind of my love language.