The Adam And Joe Show

The Adam and Joe Show, 25 years on

Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish built a cult following with their DIY Channel 4 show - but the pressure got to them. They reminisce over Britpop, getting cancelled and patching up their friendship.

7 British comedies you've never seen but really should

Here are 7 shows from this odd little country that prove that we're more than a nation of pie-eating, French-hating pig farmers with pictures of the Queen in our toilets. Or loos, as we call them.

How we made The Adam And Joe Show

'We walked into a shop with hammers and started smashing it up. We didn't realise it would scare the owner. Then the police arrived ...'

An inspired 90s time capsule that would never work now

The Adam And Joe Show revelled so much in '90s pop culture that, viewed today, it feels like a time capsule of its era.

The Adam And Joe Show still makes us deeply nostalgic (Link expired)

The Adam and Joe Show was a brilliant, anarchic, defiantly uncool TV experiment. It would never work today, but that's no reason to not revel in the sheer 90s-ness of it.

Nigel Buxton - aka BaaadDad - has died

Nigel Buxton, who has died aged 91, was a Normandy veteran, former travel editor of The Sunday Telegraph and wine writer; in his later years, however, he acquired cult status as "BaaadDad", the delightfully proper septuagenarian "yoof" culture critic on Channel 4's Adam And Joe Show.

There'll come a point when Adam and Joe get too old for all this, and it'll be a sad day when that happens, though at the moment they still look as young as they did when they first appeared. Their bedsit's safe for a while, and there's always a career as a full-time professional talking head on a Saturday evening TV nostalgia package once they turn 35.