Richard Ayoade is always so damn quick witted, I love how he'll just pause while everyone processes the ridiculous statements he just makes, followed by the inevitable laughter. Every time I see this man in anything, I end up laugh-crying. Such a gem.
Clare Foxx Personal fear of death always confuses me. Death is easy, it’s not like you’ll care once you’re dead. Your afterlife (children) will go on without you. I think the real fear is missing people you like once they die. Change is hard.
Just in case you don't already know, Richard, while not the host, has been on Adam Buxton's podcast twice. The first time was recorded during downtime while they filmed an episode of Richard's Travel Man show, and the second as a book club discussing Richard's favourite book The Catcher in the Rye along with Sara Pascoe. As far as I know he has not been on any other podcasts (unless you know of others..?)
"We don't need to back things up anymore. That's not the climate. It's about self-attestation, and then withdrawal if challenged" - SITTING OPPOSITE BORIS JOHNSON'S FATHER
This is one of the best Richard Ayoade interviews I've ever seen. The host was so charming, so witty, genuinely curious, and appreciative of Ayoade's style of humor. I loved the bit where he refused to comment on the possibility of being underappreciated :)
Excuse me, I rather noticed sincere interest, politely quiet attention as well as genuine appreciation. Plus: he has a unique style which is given plenty of space (a thing we rarely see these times in chat shows) - we have not learned, however, anything about the cognitive capacities or quick wittedness of the others. Good day :D
Sarcasm is pretty popular humour in the U.K. - a lot of other countries don’t get it, or don’t get it nearly half as often. I think this happens here a few times. It’s just so dry
I have watched a few of the interviews from this site. This style of intimate, less frenetic, interview harks back to an simpler time, which nowadays seems refreshingly new. No gimmicks, hosted by a professional rather than some comedian trying to get laughs, great job. You even managed to get more out of Richard than most interviews I have seen. Ayoade is thoroughly interesting and underrated, even although that might be self inflicted.
Agreed. In a way it is a bit similar to the Dick Cavett Show interviews that have popped up on UA-cam recently. In the comments of those people are constantly asking why that kind of shows aren’t made anymore - relaxed, respectful, inquisitive. And I think Skavlan is proof that they are.
@@SkavlanTV I want to say thank you to you all as well. This has to be the best interview I've seen since the early 90's. It's like watching Wogan again. It's annoying how many interviewers crave the attention that should be for their guests. Richard clearly enjoyed being on your show. I'm subscribing.
@@SkavlanTV it's true. I love this show. I love your quiet, intimate, respectful persona; and it's obvious your guests do as well. You get great interviews.
My God, that's one of Richard's best interviews! His charming peculiarities are even more highlighted by the co-in-the-studio-sitters, who didn't seem to 100% get his personality straight away. His speeches about cinema are the most delightful bit of wordsmithery.
This is one of the best shows in terms of letting the guests be themselves. Never heard of the show before, but going to check out more of it now, the host seems a genuine and affable person and has a lot of general knowledge so he asks the right questions.
People think he’s awkward, but the truth is he’s just really smart and doesn’t hold pretense which makes OTHER people uncomfortable and intimidated cause they aren’t used to operating at a higher level.
One of the best Ayoade interviews I've seen. He is very good here. The reactions of the other guests, more their naivety, just feeds him. He has amazing timing.
Is there anyone more interesting and humourous than Ayoade? Quirky - incisive - smart? When he hosted Buzzcocks he just blew it out of the water! And when you consider his movies and other interests - is there anyone better in his genre and generation? He is the mark of quality..
Excellent interview. Richard can be difficult to contain or manage in the interview format because his comedy is to steer things towards awkwardness and absurdity. I've watched interviews with him that go off the rails because the host isn't interested or able to play along.
@@JM-dp1nl this is so vague and ominous yet familiar that it makes me question if i've met that big nasty fellow in the past. i wonder why i constantly feel like im being watched
He dumbed himself down and dialled up the nerd for IT crowd, maybe an exaggerated self but definitely acting, you should check his other stuff, if you have not done so already.
First thing that popped into my head was isn't that the shirt and suit he had made in Hong Kong on Travel Man Christmas special with Jon Hamm? I believe it is.
Richard Ayoade has a great smile. I find it a bit sad that his "comedian persona" never smiles. :/ But those rare moments when even he cannot keep from grinning are priceless :D
Always such a pleasure to find so many Ayoade fans online. I mention Richard Ayoade here in Oz and no one ever knows who I'm talking about (And I try to promote him as much as I can! 😁)
This is the best chat show alongside Graham Norton, Skavlan my good Sir, your videos and interviews are always a pleasure to watch. Jimmy Fallon could learn so much from you, What a fantastic interviewer you are
@@pseudonymousbeing987, well, we'll leave the philosophical quandary for another time and just day say that no one here is that mentally challenged that they didn't know what I meant. Okay? Okay.
My imaginary conversation with Richard Ayoade: Me, "How would you describe your personality in one word?" Richard, "Misanthrope." Me, "Would you like to know how I would describe mine?" Richard, "No."
The combination of the show's format (giving guests plenty of room to speak) and Skavlan's engaging and conversational interviewing style helped make this 'Richard Ayoade at his best!'
Amazing interview, helped greatly by a very good interviewer. I like Richard Ayoade a lot, and by letting him talk and engaging with him like a person rather than an overzealous comedian, you've actually crafted the perfect space for an endearing and funny interview. Thank you!
I am very happy to discover this channel with such an improbable Aoyade-Johnson combo. Richard literally mops the floor with this smug buffoon, it's delectable. You are a great interviewer indeed 👏 Subscribed from Paris!
Even though I'm a guy, i find him utterly lovable; probably because I'm an introvert myself ;) Moreover, he comes across as a highly intelligent man, and if I could have a chat with him I'm sure it would feel like being in heaven :D
Skavlan has a way of interviewing his guests naturally that seems so organic. I would say that he and Graham Norton are perhaps the best hosts that's out there. The talk shows are so formulaic and overly scripted here in the United States.
It's amazing that he is ostensibly so opposed to interviews and yet he is literally the best interviewee there is - utterly unpredictable and consistently hilarious
He really is fantastic. Haven’t seen a lot of him lately but remembered finding him absolutely hilarious and loving all this work including his directing. He has the perfect blend of wit, self-awareness, intelligence, charm and humility. I genuinely wish the best for him, he seems like a lovely person. Might try to purchase his book soon to show my support.
I got it as an audio book , read by the man himself, and it was well worth it. Not only is it absolutely hilarious and incredibly well written as one might expect, but we also get some insight into Richard's past which surprised me and was very interesting to listen to.
Hi Skavlan,what lovely guests you have.Richard is very well groomed and is charismatic.As you are Skavlon, always impeccably dressed.You are a wonderful interviewer,keep allowing your guests to speak.So amusing ,Richard was interesting. Thank you so very much. Stay safe.At this challenging time , I am saying prayers for everyone.Greetings from England.
Skavlan Thank you . It is awful for those who are ill and all people in front line. My prayers are for them. Lovely hearing from you. Wishing the very best for you and your family. Take care.
Tbf how can you follow Richard Ayoade? He's just on a different plane of existence. All you can do is sit back, try to follow along, and cry laughing 😂
Thank you for your, as always, thoughtful and humorous interviews. Richard is a delight to listen to and I suspect Lise will remember their little chat about 'not attributing quotes', so innocent and yet so funny.
Thank you for this amazing interview. As others have said it was very down-to-earth and the lack of jests by the host to make the audience laugh made it feel much more real which can be a rarity nowadays. As Richard said himself this now has a seal of quality. ;) I'll be watching more. Hope this whole situation doesn't affect production too much and be sure to stay safe.
That was very good :) We love this guy in my household. We actually went to a book signing in Blackwell's in Oxford, wife and I both bought our own copy. As we queued we were encouraged to write a short message on a piece of paper that Richard would then write on the inside cover, sign and on request take a selfie with you. Well, we queued, and waited, for a reasonable amount of time. When we got to the front, Richard signed my wife's book and took the obligatory selfie, but, when he looked at my piece of paper, he looked at me and said he couldn't really testify to what I had written on the note could he. It said, 'Although I am a super stud, I did not enjoy having my afro stroked by Diaz'. This was a reference to Cameron Diaz, taking it upon herself to start stroking Richard's hair on a famous British talk show, which was no doubt demeaning but Richard showed nothing but good grace and poise about the whole situation. He all but acknowledged she had been out of order, but did not want to bare testament to that fact by scribbling about it and signing in his book. We took a selfie and I went home happy enough with his signature.... but no message :)
Can’t blame the man, that’s the kind of thing that could come back to haunt him someday, regardless of the fan’s intent. (No judgment against you whatsoever, I just know from experience that one must guard oneself very carefully against unwanted publicity.) I saw that episode of The Graham Norton Show. Cameron Diaz was appalling, and she also cut short his segment’s wrap-up (“::gasp!:: Red chair?”). Ayoade is a consummate professional, a breath of fresh air in today’s smog of tabloidtainment.
I've just discovered this show due to my Fandom of Richard. I must say I find it very pleasing and will be watching more. The ring of fire surrounding them is off putting when in the foreground, but the show as a whole is nice. Greetings from Canada.
I love his face at 10:35. Aside from him being practically giddy at the absurdity of vaginas in the air being reassuring to people afraid of flying, he seems to be genuinely invested in the person he's talking to feeling what he's feeling. I've never seen an him so keen to make a connection before.
I have loved Richard for years. I still think he’d be a great Doctor Who if he was keen to do it. His sense of humor is very much in line with mine, which is rare. Thanks for this.
i kind of like this guy's humour, for his self deprecating aspects, he reminds me of a friend of mine, i went to high school and college with back in the 80's, he is an under appreciated comedian, that only brits know about, what a shame
@@gr8witenorth61 Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, ua-cam.com/video/x1jzDx1PXBk/v-deo.html Man to Man With Dean Learner, Several UK panel shows (including The Big Fat Quiz of The year and Never Mind the Buzzcocks,) Recurring spot on The Mighty Boosh, US comedy film The Watch, presenter of the wonderful Gadget Man and the new version of The Crystal Maze. Also worth checking out his press interviews for his film The Double, which are usually quite funny.
Richard makes awkwardness an art.
Very artward
@@Chris.Pontius Love that!
Beautiful way of saying it.
@@flamingowilliams9664 Thanks so much! :)
Hey, my profile is crying too!
Richard Ayoade is always so damn quick witted, I love how he'll just pause while everyone processes the ridiculous statements he just makes, followed by the inevitable laughter. Every time I see this man in anything, I end up laugh-crying. Such a gem.
Jack Jasilionis so true
👍 I agree. I feel the same.
thats not awkwardsness ... thats being extremely more intelligent than those in the room with you ... and trying NOT to show it
Emo Philips was the master of this.
Agreed!
I don't think anyone is actually afraid of flying. They are afraid of suddenly not flying.
This is rather out of left field, but your comment reminds me of Red Skelton in "Lucy Goes To Alaska," Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour.
Deceleration syndrome
Clare Foxx Personal fear of death always confuses me. Death is easy, it’s not like you’ll care once you’re dead. Your afterlife (children) will go on without you. I think the real fear is missing people you like once they die. Change is hard.
miveliino you joking
@@King-qx9lj Of course, or am I ?
Richard Ayoade should have a podcast. I'd love to listen to him going on about random stuff.
Just in case you don't already know, Richard, while not the host, has been on Adam Buxton's podcast twice. The first time was recorded during downtime while they filmed an episode of Richard's Travel Man show, and the second as a book club discussing Richard's favourite book The Catcher in the Rye along with Sara Pascoe. As far as I know he has not been on any other podcasts (unless you know of others..?)
@@north.by.northeast he also did Russell Brand's Under the Skin podcast.
yeah, he’s basically like the quiet kid at the back of the class who ends up being the most entertaining to talk to
“I can’t believe that this film consumed so much electricity”...classic Ayoade. 😂😂😂😂
"The appearance of Ayoade speaks of the quality of the show" says a lot about this show :)
Came to say the same!
"We don't need to back things up anymore. That's not the climate. It's about self-attestation, and then withdrawal if challenged" - SITTING OPPOSITE BORIS JOHNSON'S FATHER
Shiva this all just blew my mind.
Room at the Top, as though everything was a deliberate decision and not lazyness - describes BJ's premiership ......
I only just noticed that. God, I love him.
I doubt Stanley even noticed he so embraces the Johnson self-obsession
I saw Stanley in Leicester Square shouting to the crowd that he was sorry. Richard is on the ball with that comment.
This is one of the best Richard Ayoade interviews I've ever seen. The host was so charming, so witty, genuinely curious, and appreciative of Ayoade's style of humor. I loved the bit where he refused to comment on the possibility of being underappreciated :)
Thank you so much, Shramana!
The Ricky Gervais interview with Pamela Anderson is Brilliant viewing
Skavlan, I appreciate you so much. ☺
Great show, as always. I've seen Richard in UK shows but this is the first time I have seen an interview.
I love how dumbfounded everyone is by Richard. Feels like they are experiencing a revelation
he just thinks like 3x faster than each of them!!
Excuse me, I rather noticed sincere interest, politely quiet attention as well as genuine appreciation.
Plus: he has a unique style which is given plenty of space (a thing we rarely see these times in chat shows) - we have not learned, however, anything about the cognitive capacities or quick wittedness of the others.
Good day :D
Sarcasm is pretty popular humour in the U.K. - a lot of other countries don’t get it, or don’t get it nearly half as often. I think this happens here a few times. It’s just so dry
He is a world treasure.
The man is a walking masterclass on wit and timing.
“The hostility is palpable.”
“But not against you?”
“Oh surely yes. In some measure..I hope so.”
Love him.
I have watched a few of the interviews from this site. This style of intimate, less frenetic, interview harks back to an simpler time, which nowadays seems refreshingly new. No gimmicks, hosted by a professional rather than some comedian trying to get laughs, great job. You even managed to get more out of Richard than most interviews I have seen. Ayoade is thoroughly interesting and underrated, even although that might be self inflicted.
What a wonderful comment, thank you so much! You made our day!
Agreed. In a way it is a bit similar to the Dick Cavett Show interviews that have popped up on UA-cam recently. In the comments of those people are constantly asking why that kind of shows aren’t made anymore - relaxed, respectful, inquisitive. And I think Skavlan is proof that they are.
@@SkavlanTV I want to say thank you to you all as well. This has to be the best interview I've seen since the early 90's. It's like watching Wogan again.
It's annoying how many interviewers crave the attention that should be for their guests.
Richard clearly enjoyed being on your show. I'm subscribing.
@@SkavlanTV it's true. I love this show. I love your quiet, intimate, respectful persona; and it's obvious your guests do as well. You get great interviews.
Graham Norton is a comedian but he gets the balance just right imo
My God, that's one of Richard's best interviews!
His charming peculiarities are even more highlighted by the co-in-the-studio-sitters, who didn't seem to 100% get his personality straight away.
His speeches about cinema are the most delightful bit of wordsmithery.
I found it awkwardly clunky.
MY GOD
I loved it brilliant couldnt stop laughing, good comments Yokky
@@AlbanZap Yes but also gripping
aljanat5 What do you mean by “most mild mannered of gentleman to ever grace my gollywog lips”? Waiting with bated breath for your reply!
I love richard. My god was he on fire! Hilarious and quick witted.
I love him. How refreshing he always is
This is one of the best shows in terms of letting the guests be themselves. Never heard of the show before, but going to check out more of it now, the host seems a genuine and affable person and has a lot of general knowledge so he asks the right questions.
Thank you so much for that!
When one of the worl's best interviewers meets one of the world's best chat show guests. Pure magic.
People think he’s awkward, but the truth is he’s just really smart and doesn’t hold pretense which makes OTHER people uncomfortable and intimidated cause they aren’t used to operating at a higher level.
Not I norwayj
One of the best Ayoade interviews I've seen. He is very good here. The reactions of the other guests, more their naivety, just feeds him. He has amazing timing.
Is there anyone more interesting and humourous than Ayoade? Quirky - incisive - smart? When he hosted Buzzcocks he just blew it out of the water! And when you consider his movies and other interests - is there anyone better in his genre and generation? He is the mark of quality..
Reflection on the Sea He is wonderfully intelligent and unique! ♥️
Excellent interview. Richard can be difficult to contain or manage in the interview format because his comedy is to steer things towards awkwardness and absurdity. I've watched interviews with him that go off the rails because the host isn't interested or able to play along.
No idea why this popped up on my UA-cam but it's a gem.
I wonder if Richard Ayoade has ever been in a room with Jeff Goldblum?
Jon Hollins OMG! I SEE IT
Probably would cause seismic disruption ☆_☆
The world needs that to happen!!!
Well, we're all still here, the world hasn't imploded, so I can only assume not
@@JM-dp1nl this is so vague and ominous yet familiar that it makes me question if i've met that big nasty fellow in the past. i wonder why i constantly feel like im being watched
He didn't act in The IT Crowd. He clearly was just being himself.
That's what made him so believable in it...
I'm sure he loves hearing that.
watch his interview with Russell Brand...I think that's the real Richard Ayoade...
He dumbed himself down and dialled up the nerd for IT crowd, maybe an exaggerated self but definitely acting, you should check his other stuff, if you have not done so already.
Not quite but there's certainly a lot about the role that came to him naturally, which shouldn't be a surprise as it was written specyfically for him.
First thing that popped into my head was isn't that the shirt and suit he had made in Hong Kong on Travel Man Christmas special with Jon Hamm? I believe it is.
Good eye! It's gotta be it!
He wore it on an episode of Cats Does Countdown, too.
ME TOO! xD
It is a magnificent suit.
Richard Ayoade has a great smile. I find it a bit sad that his "comedian persona" never smiles. :/ But those rare moments when even he cannot keep from grinning are priceless :D
Those moments are usually a little boy smile - like he just can't hold it back despite best intentions 😆
i want richard to narrate my life
Tom Clemens
“Can I combine a regular non-demanding job with a relationship with Mark Ruffalo? Of course not!”
Based on the sort of films he likes, my life would be worthy.
Hahaha. Mates and I were talking about his narration qualities last night and I said the exact same thing.
Richard before the cornavirus: Don't touch me
Richard during the cornavirus: Don't touch me
Richard after Coronavirus:
Don't. Touch. Me.
As an introvert who is also living above 52* north latitude i can relate. Some parts of ‘the new normal’ are just normal to me.
MC Hammer: This is my friend
I appreciate him greatly for this. From a great distance.
Always such a pleasure to find so many Ayoade fans online.
I mention Richard Ayoade here in Oz and no one ever knows who I'm talking about
(And I try to promote him as much as I can! 😁)
Ayoade is so witty and has perfect timing...he keeps them all on their toes. Brilliant. 👌💗
Richard Ayoade, the king of awkward conversation has surpassed himself in awkwardness. Bravo.
Richard Ayoade is an international treasure that must be protected at all costs. Absolute genius. ❤
This is the best chat show alongside Graham Norton, Skavlan my good Sir, your videos and interviews are always a pleasure to watch.
Jimmy Fallon could learn so much from you, What a fantastic interviewer you are
Thank you so much for that!
@@goethe3116, see your mouth? Shut it!
@@rossshepherd9836
Most people can't most of the time actually, most need a mirror or something like that.
@@pseudonymousbeing987, well, we'll leave the philosophical quandary for another time and just day say that no one here is that mentally challenged that they didn't know what I meant. Okay? Okay.
@@rossshepherd9836
Okay.
My imaginary conversation with Richard Ayoade: Me, "How would you describe your personality in one word?" Richard, "Misanthrope." Me, "Would you like to know how I would describe mine?" Richard, "No."
oh god 😂
I've never seen this show before but this was hilarious. Richard is so funny!
The combination of the show's format (giving guests plenty of room to speak) and Skavlan's engaging and conversational interviewing style helped make this 'Richard Ayoade at his best!'
Richard Ayoade is a treasure of humanity. Love from Taiwan 🇹🇼
I have only one child and For the past 20 years I’ve done the same thing. The cat and dog, sometimes others’ cats and dogs, are generous gift givers.
Luna Sears aww that’s so cute 🥰
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I'm in Scotland and really enjoy your show. I got quite excited when I realised you've had Ayoade on.
We're so happy to have viewers in Scotland - thanks so much!
@@SkavlanTV Thank you from Poland! :-)
I would love an interview with Richard's wife
They were on the sacred podcast together a while ago
@@magaliebatterie3148 thanks
Magalie Batterie ooo I would love to hear that! What is and where is the sacred podcast? 💖
@@mundomagico7787 it is on spotify, the concept is asking people about their sacred values
Magalie Batterie oo thanks 😊💖
Richard is such a fantastic man.
Amazing interview, helped greatly by a very good interviewer. I like Richard Ayoade a lot, and by letting him talk and engaging with him like a person rather than an overzealous comedian, you've actually crafted the perfect space for an endearing and funny interview. Thank you!
Thanks so much for your feedback, we appreciate it!
I am very happy to discover this channel with such an improbable Aoyade-Johnson combo.
Richard literally mops the floor with this smug buffoon, it's delectable.
You are a great interviewer indeed 👏
Subscribed from Paris!
My mum was from Skien, Norway. Brought us up with lots of hugs and warmth.
Richard is adorable lol
Even though I'm a guy, i find him utterly lovable; probably because I'm an introvert myself ;)
Moreover, he comes across as a highly intelligent man, and if I could have a chat with him I'm sure it would feel like being in heaven :D
I found a simp---apple 🍎
“It’s more than statistics... I mean it’s a 100% death rate for people!” Great come back 😂
Skavlan has a way of interviewing his guests naturally that seems so organic. I would say that he and Graham Norton are perhaps the best hosts that's out there. The talk shows are so formulaic and overly scripted here in the United States.
Thank you so much for that, we truly appreciate your feedback!
It's amazing that he is ostensibly so opposed to interviews and yet he is literally the best interviewee there is - utterly unpredictable and consistently hilarious
Just cos you hate something doesn't mean you're not good at it 🤔😏
Loved this! It's rare to find any Richard Ayoade interviews like longer than a few minutes on UA-cam.
He really is fantastic. Haven’t seen a lot of him lately but remembered finding him absolutely hilarious and loving all this work including his directing. He has the perfect blend of wit, self-awareness, intelligence, charm and humility. I genuinely wish the best for him, he seems like a lovely person. Might try to purchase his book soon to show my support.
I got it as an audio book , read by the man himself, and it was well worth it. Not only is it absolutely hilarious and incredibly well written as one might expect, but we also get some insight into Richard's past which surprised me and was very interesting to listen to.
@@singenstattatmen5096 thanks for the tip. I'm always on the lookout for good audiobooks
I see Richard Ayoade, I click like.
What a lovely man Richard is.
There are few celebrities that I find more fascinating than Ayoade.
Richard Ayoarde is the funniest man alive. Thank you for posting this.
We're glad you enjoyed our video. Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@SkavlanTV The man’s a genius!
Mr. Skavlan, you are a great interviwer! Than you.
Thank you very much, Elisa!
I love Richard Ayoade. He never, never disappoints!
Hi Skavlan,what lovely guests you have.Richard is very well groomed and is charismatic.As you are Skavlon, always impeccably dressed.You are a wonderful interviewer,keep allowing your guests to speak.So amusing ,Richard was interesting. Thank you so very much. Stay safe.At this challenging time , I am saying prayers for everyone.Greetings from England.
Thank you very much, Patricia! We truly appreciate it. Stay safe in England!
Skavlan Thank you . It is awful for those who are ill and all people in front line. My prayers are for them. Lovely hearing from you. Wishing the very best for you and your family. Take care.
Ahh man, Richard is in his element. Awkward host, awkward guest, awkward Q&A. He's in seventh heaven.
This may be my favorite interview of all time.
Richard’s sense of humour and character is so unique, awkward and quirky, I LOVE it.
He is so likeable and watchable. Quality.
This was oddly so convincing that I immediately signed up for Audible and downloaded the book. And it's AWESOME.
Everybody else in the interview is afraid to speak after Ayoade because they will sound inevitably flat.
Thought the same thing..they were almost completely mute!
Tbf how can you follow Richard Ayoade? He's just on a different plane of existence. All you can do is sit back, try to follow along, and cry laughing 😂
Boris Johnson's father is flat with or without Richard Ayoade.
Sounds like the following guest is going to surprise you then if you watch a clip of the rest of this show
Mia Smith same channel, clip with guest Dr. Julia Shaw
Thank you for your, as always, thoughtful and humorous interviews. Richard is a delight to listen to and I suspect Lise will remember their little chat about 'not attributing quotes', so innocent and yet so funny.
One of the more entertaining guests. Charming, self-deprecating, confident yet unassuming. 😊
This guy is such a fun character. Doesn't matter what he's talking about, he just opens his mouth and I'm smiling :)
The unrequited genius of elegant comedy! Thank-you Richard.
He's the perfect emblem for Britishness if there was ever such a word.
"potatoes, I welcome"
Thank you for this amazing interview. As others have said it was very down-to-earth and the lack of jests by the host to make the audience laugh made it feel much more real which can be a rarity nowadays. As Richard said himself this now has a seal of quality. ;)
I'll be watching more. Hope this whole situation doesn't affect production too much and be sure to stay safe.
Thank you so much, we appreciate it!
I'm with your Richard.... finally we aren't inundated with hands that want shaking.... nothing worse.
Richard is a master of comedy I wish he would do another sitcom as he was so good in the IT Crowd
That was very good :) We love this guy in my household. We actually went to a book signing in Blackwell's in Oxford, wife and I both bought our own copy. As we queued we were encouraged to write a short message on a piece of paper that Richard would then write on the inside cover, sign and on request take a selfie with you. Well, we queued, and waited, for a reasonable amount of time. When we got to the front, Richard signed my wife's book and took the obligatory selfie, but, when he looked at my piece of paper, he looked at me and said he couldn't really testify to what I had written on the note could he. It said, 'Although I am a super stud, I did not enjoy having my afro stroked by Diaz'. This was a reference to Cameron Diaz, taking it upon herself to start stroking Richard's hair on a famous British talk show, which was no doubt demeaning but Richard showed nothing but good grace and poise about the whole situation. He all but acknowledged she had been out of order, but did not want to bare testament to that fact by scribbling about it and signing in his book. We took a selfie and I went home happy enough with his signature.... but no message :)
Can’t blame the man, that’s the kind of thing that could come back to haunt him someday, regardless of the fan’s intent. (No judgment against you whatsoever, I just know from experience that one must guard oneself very carefully against unwanted publicity.)
I saw that episode of The Graham Norton Show. Cameron Diaz was appalling, and she also cut short his segment’s wrap-up (“::gasp!:: Red chair?”). Ayoade is a consummate professional, a breath of fresh air in today’s smog of tabloidtainment.
Richard Ayoade should be the next Doctor Who. :D
That is a fine idea, ^oo^
It would be good but it's written terribly these days so I don't think they'd do him any justice
Lewis Brown A brilliant director would simply outline situations for scenes, write plot-moving dialogue for other actors, then let him ad lib his part
Logan Quinn , yes yes yes
Certainly he is some enough.
my first exposure to Richard Ayoade... thank you! He is hilarious!
So funny I can tell he was an only child, he answers his own questions, enjoyed his retorts.
Skavlan and Ayoade. This is all my quarantined heart needs ❤️
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Richard Ayeade is so delightful, I almost can’t stand it and his book is very good, of course. Nice interview. B)
She got asked to leave 🤣😂
Too many hugs.
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
i discovered a norwegian talk show accidentally, luved it!
Thank you so much!
Yes, I'd like to find the full episode
i love how tickled the host seems to be by Richard. Great interview! I really needed the laughs
I still can't believe THIS GUY was in The Mandalorian. Still love him though
I’m from the US and I absolutely love this guy
Me too from Texas and I'm obsessed with him
I've just discovered this show due to my Fandom of Richard. I must say I find it very pleasing and will be watching more.
The ring of fire surrounding them is off putting when in the foreground, but the show as a whole is nice.
Greetings from Canada.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I wonder if Richard Ayoade is like a super smooth guy in real life.
Brit Wit is classic... but not all... have met some really droll poms... these chaps a treasure...
Richard Ayoade's quiet, intellectual dominance is exquisite.
His humor sense is super keen.
Oh Richard you are so funny!! I love this man and his sense of humour so much.
Lots of love from Texas! All smiles here!
I love his face at 10:35. Aside from him being practically giddy at the absurdity of vaginas in the air being reassuring to people afraid of flying, he seems to be genuinely invested in the person he's talking to feeling what he's feeling. I've never seen an him so keen to make a connection before.
What a brilliant interview. Thank you for the laughs!
good god Richard Ayoade responding to Boris Johnson's dad making inane comments XD
I have loved Richard for years. I still think he’d be a great Doctor Who if he was keen to do it. His sense of humor is very much in line with mine, which is rare. Thanks for this.
As much as we all love this idea I'm not sure he'd shine in the role unless he got to write all his own dialogue
First time I’ve heard of the talk show. Excellent host! Great conversation. Richard brilliant as always. New fan right here!!
Thanks so much, David! We appreciate it.
i kind of like this guy's humour, for his self deprecating aspects, he reminds me of a friend of mine, i went to high school and college with back in the 80's, he is an under appreciated comedian, that only brits know about, what a shame
I'm in Australia and I adore him thanks to British shows. I'm sure there are thousands more (or there should be)
@@kismetau i only know him from the "ai guys" has he been in anything else?
@@gr8witenorth61 Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, ua-cam.com/video/x1jzDx1PXBk/v-deo.html Man to Man With Dean Learner, Several UK panel shows (including The Big Fat Quiz of The year and Never Mind the Buzzcocks,) Recurring spot on The Mighty Boosh, US comedy film The Watch, presenter of the wonderful Gadget Man and the new version of The Crystal Maze. Also worth checking out his press interviews for his film The Double, which are usually quite funny.
@@kismetau same :)
No, I m in USA we know but don't get a lot of ☆R.A.♡ content. ...didn't know Norway connection WHICH IS GREAT as SONDRE LERCHE ♡was here.
One of the most natural and funniest people I've ever seen
"You don't need to back things up anymore, that's not the climate. It's about self-attestation and then withdrawal, if challenged"
Facts.