I think I love Adam Buxton just a little bit more now, seeing him answer his phone to his son. Oh bless him. Another good one.

The "...or sutin" bit on Buzzcocks was awesome. :)

Adam has the best voice.

@gayefanner731

5 ай бұрын

Which one?!

I love Dr. Buckles!

So much love for the Buckles!! Seems like such a nice man, and so funny! Cheers for uploading :-)

Oh hell yeah!! Thanks for getting this one up Richard

Get Sean Lock on

@artetas-army5982

2 жыл бұрын

Man that would have been a blonder RIP

wow, crazy to listen to now that Adam's dad and Bowie passed away.

@antiquariancrafts2454

8 жыл бұрын

+mandboat BaaadDad is dead? Shit!

@sneilson001

6 жыл бұрын

And, now, Roger Bannister

@JT-sr2pl

3 жыл бұрын

Also Brexit and Chris Evans!

@kisbie

2 жыл бұрын

They discuss how the Rolf Harris chat from the previous interview now seems odd in light of then recent developments, and then Adam says with admiration, "Graham Linehan knows many creative techniques and that's why he's remained successful." 😬

I checked for Happy Now in Norwich months ago, sold out of course. Richard, please come to Ipswich. Nothing ever happens here I'm going mad.

Great to revisit this one. Looking forward to hearing you on adam's podcast when that's released. Went to see you perform 'Happy Now' in Exeter last Friday. Hoping you'll be back next year!

These are all awesome thankyou kindly, my I paid a pound badge sits proudly on my guitar strap. Oh and your autograph on the big pibk wall mountable dildo is still legible, even after heavy use!. It's nice to know that you use high quality pens.

' "Alright Smithers". He can't hear he's deaf'. :)

Hi Richard, Any chance of having Graham Linehan or Armando Iannucci back? It's one of my favorite RHLSTP podcasts but it always leaves me wanting more from both of them.

@jude4021

8 жыл бұрын

Wow I'd love to see both of those! Were they filmed as well? So glad I've discovered RHLSTP - best thing on KZread. *wave* to Richard from me in New Zealand. :)

@NxDoyle

6 жыл бұрын

SkagWinesack It's so silly, responding to a request you made of someone else two years ago, but yes and yes, great choices. And they both happened and they were both great. Especially Armando, who is one of my all time faves on RHLSTP (RHLSTP), up there with Rich's faves, David Mitchell and Dr Buckules.

@kisbie

2 жыл бұрын

Probably not much chance of getting Linehan back on now, but it would be grimly fascinating.

@TulseLuper

2 жыл бұрын

@@kisbie Lol and I've had some comments age poorly on KZread...I listened to the Arthur Mathews episode partly to see if Richard would ask about Graham. Still one of the strangest falls from grace I've ever seen...

@kisbie

2 жыл бұрын

@@TulseLuper In all seriousness, I would say GL has Internet/social media addiction. Even back when his politics were still acceptably liberal, his behaviour online could be concerning. There’s actually a moment or two on the Father Ted DVD commentaries that suggest his approach to Twitter was never healthy. He brags about scouring it for hours at a time, looking for even mildly critical comments just so he can block people, as if that represented some kind of moral crusade. I’m not quite sure Arthur Mathews knew what he was on about there.

Great guests. I like how they navigate the slob world of herring and come out clean.

I’m sure lots of fellow pedants have corrected you on The Snowman intro since this was recorded - that the ‘82 original intro was Raymond Briggs himself and the ‘83 Bowie one was added for the US version. Was that one ever shown here - I can’t remember that far back?

Come to Spain. Not sure if you have a fanbase over here, but at least come to my house and provide entertainment to me. :D RLHSTP is great. You should get Bob Mortimer back. He is amazing. That podcast episode has made me want to kickstart the next series :p

@thesouluniversal

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Miller second that! Come to Spain!

Any chance of David Baddiel? Still remember him noticing your arrival at Wembley Arena all those years ago...

Because I listen to lots of Richard Herring and latterly Adam Buxton, as well as gobs of UK panel shows, interviews and podcasts, I often hear people talking about taking the train. For example, Adam often mentions his London/Norwich trips. While I know that train travel is a much more common way to get around the country than it is where I live (Australia, where train travel is mostly intra-city & metropolitan) I had no idea how much it costs. So I went to find out...and wow! Talk about fucking extortionate! The single price from London to Norwich, according to the places I looked, is over 50 of your British quiddlingtons! That's $85. A single journey from my hometown Brisbane to Gympie, roughly the same distance, is $19.50 or £11.47. I know that UK trains have more plush conveniences but even so. That is fucking mad.

@Yickbob

6 жыл бұрын

Joe Fangers The National train system was a victim of Thatcherite privatisation in the 90’s. Irregardless of political views, I’ve never heard anyone argue that the current system is anything but a shambles. Different bus and rail companies operate seemingly independently with no obvious overall plan (except maybe within London). It gets very expensive when you have to pay multiple companies for each leg of your trip. I’ve never heard any public transport here referred to as plush - not like in Italy or Germany where you have high-speed rail, really comfortable seats with legroom and food & complementary alcohol, etc at a fraction of the price (apparently both countries own chunks of UK railways...hmm...).

It's sad that someone as talented as Adam Buxton, whose 'Bug' was not only fantastic but also a comparatively inexpensive programme to produce is not renewed for another series. Surely there is a spot for Bug somewhere. 焗死了？ I wish I'd been in Austin when A-Bux was there. I was in Houston that year and missed SXSW. It would have been funny (for me at least) to bump into Doc Buckles on S Congress or Zilker Park with a Lorra Lorra Blinda Data!

Time Finger would make a headspinning film of heartbreaking genius.

I remember watching Takeover TV in the 90s and it was mostly awful, but it did at least make you appreciate proper telly even more. Things like Fist of Fun.

My favorite thing Adam Buxton has done was on Armando Iannucci's Time Trumpet. The yob kids sketch where he dressed up and tried to blend in with a gang of yobo youth. "That's blate, blet, William Peter Blatty that is."

I'd like to see you interview Sara Alexander and Olivia Coleman , Kevin Bridges too

Was always curious about this, was/is Stephen Merchant genuinely actually properly upset with the podcast?! Why? What? There is scarcely any detail about it online, found it amusing personally! Not at Steves expense either. Do you think in a few years time Steven Merchant will look back with fondness, wistful abandon in his eyes as he gazes into the sky and sighs to himself 'ahh, Herring-Gate. Those were the glory days. '?

@SeagoGuitarist

8 жыл бұрын

Uh oh! Should have kept watching. I am bad at Interneting. Forgive me. That seems a silly thing to be upset over though!

There's one woman's laugh in the crowd that I am just loving. Sure she's on the next Adam Buxton one after this as well.

@gayefanner731

5 ай бұрын

“My Wife “

Get timmy mallett on

The football Adam Buxton is probably best known now for 56 appearances (and 2 goals) for Accrington Stanley, and 67 appearances (and 3 goals) for Tranmere Rovers. Though he also briefly played for Herring's team York City.

@shelbyvillerules9962

Жыл бұрын

Accrington Stanley? Who are they?

adam Rules!

Am I really going to have to make the effort of driving to Wolverhampton on Friday? If I can get a babysitter then I'll bring the little lady too (not the child). Hold on, last time I saw Herring in Wolverhampton (Hitler Moustache) it was at the Civic's little brother, the Wulfrun. Now I see a relegation to The Slade Rooms? Or is this actually a bigger venue?

I tried to get tour tickets... but they were sold out. So I'm planning on waiting outside the venue and using my appearance as some kind of hairy wild man in order to steal someone elses.

I've checked all my maps and I can't find any sign of Americker! Can't find african-america either 😕 🤔

why is adam so goddamn witty in this one

stop it mummy my bum's sicking up ketchup

This must has been filmed very close to Adam's dad's death :(

@gemgh420

8 жыл бұрын

Wait, just realised this is from last year' I thought this was from late 2015 - my mistake!

Richard come to deepest Darkest Dorset!

@Herring1967

8 жыл бұрын

+Kirk E I have been loads of time. What I need is for Dorset to come and see me! Which they never have in significant numbers.

@basesketch

8 жыл бұрын

+Richard Herring path we are rubbish, to busy plough racing! keep up the good work and will have to save up for a trip to the big city. I believe they have motorised horses and carts?

In terms of whether Donkey Hotty would work, Dogtanion and the Muskahounds was built on the same basic joke.

@CAMZAB

7 жыл бұрын

Hmmm. Not exactly.

where's Susan Coleman's interview?

STEEEEPHEN

@emmysparkles1

Жыл бұрын

Just coming!!!!!

That poorly spelled youtube comment is the best thing Joe has ever done

isn't history fun? a meandering stroll down nostalgia lane.....before fatherhood and timing your untimely death just in time to miss the teenage years.....I think you'll stick it out, and still be making these RHLSTP's....until at least Chloe's out of college....

12:31 to skip Herring.

Big fan of Adam Buxton but this is a terrible discussion. Not Adam's fault though.