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Richard Gadd

Richard Gadd

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Sep 8, 2026

H. Alan ScottHOST
12:59
Yeah, I mean, I was recently talking with...
H. Alan ScottHOST
13:01
I was recently talking with Richard Gadd about his show Halfman, which was fantastic.
H. Alan ScottHOST
13:06
And one of the things that I spoke with him about is how oftentimes whenever I am in the UK and I'm around straight dudes, they act kind of gay.
H. Alan ScottHOST
13:16
Like, it's like it's a weird...
Bruce MillerHOST
15:16
No.
Bruce MillerHOST
15:16
Baby Reindeer, uh, J- uh, Richard Gadd is up this year for Half Man, and Half Man was considered something that should be in here quite a bit, and it got him a nomination, and the rest are kind of all-
Terry LipshetsHOST
15:29
Yeah
Bruce MillerHOST
15:30
... hoping.
James GillHOST
9:43
Now we're on 2017.
James GillHOST
9:48
Richard Gadd.
James GillHOST
9:50
He was 2016.
James GillHOST
9:50
I knew it.
Sam MatterfaceHOST
32:20
does he? You very much do.
Sam MatterfaceHOST
32:22
That's harsh on Richard Gadd.
Sam MatterfaceHOST
32:25
I met Richard Gadd once and he said, why do people keep saying that we look like one another? I said, I don't know.
Sam MatterfaceHOST
32:33
Let's have a selfie together and find out.
Sam MatterfaceHOST
32:35
Then we took the picture and we both went... oh yeah that's why
Aaron LeventmanGUEST
25:38
And a lot of people would disagree with me, but Half Man I actually got a lot from.
Aaron LeventmanGUEST
25:42
And Richard Gadd is certainly, he has very openly been a abuse survivor himself.
Aaron LeventmanGUEST
25:48
And he uses a lot of that through his performance in Half Man.
Aaron LeventmanGUEST
25:51
You see it.
Aaron LeventmanGUEST
28:34
But I don't think I'm the average audience.
Andrew RimbyHOST
28:37
But do you think like the acting, like what's needed from the actor's standpoint in each of those series? Do you think that...
Andrew RimbyHOST
28:45
there's as much work that needs to be done, not discounting Connor Story and Hudson Williams, but I'm assuming that just like the way that they approach the roles in Heated Rivalry is very different than like Jamie Bell and Richard Gadd approaching their roles.
Aaron LeventmanGUEST
29:04
Well, they probably had more fun doing heated rave over the actors than Jamie Bell and Richard Gadget for Half Man.
David WalesNARRATOR
47:09
Samuel Friedman, 634 Kosciuszko Street, Brooklyn, New York.
David WalesNARRATOR
47:16
Richard Gadd, 375 61st Street, Brooklyn, New York.
David WalesNARRATOR
47:21
Leslie Gaines, 713 South Hudson Avenue, Deniston, Texas.
David WalesNARRATOR
47:26
George Gibson, Kimball, South Dakota.
Eoin DalyGUEST
46:38
But if I had my way, Charles Melton or Nick Offerman would be winning this easily.
Eoin DalyGUEST
46:45
Or Richard Gadd even.
Eoin DalyGUEST
46:46
But yeah, I think David Harbour has sort of been the face of DTF St. Louis.
Eoin DalyGUEST
46:51
And...
Christina Jeurling BirroHOST
46:58
And the one I maybe even least would want to win.
Christina Jeurling BirroHOST
47:03
But I'd love to see Charles Melton win for Beef.
Christina Jeurling BirroHOST
47:06
I thought he was incredible, as was Richard Gadd.
Christina Jeurling BirroHOST
47:11
But I don't think the love for Halfman has been as strong as his other work.
Chelsea FairlessHOST
42:13
You know, I don't even get the sense that most of these guys that host these shows are necessarily fans of any of this shit.
Chelsea FairlessHOST
42:20
You know, the way that she was talking to Richard Gadd about Baby Reindeer and about his newer show that I didn't watch.
Lauren GarroniHOST
42:27
Half Man, which is just incredibly dark.
Lauren GarroniHOST
42:29
I couldn't do that to myself.
Patrick HollandGUEST
31:16
But you probably look at a show like that and think, "Uh, who's gonna watch that? Who's..." It's not doing any, it's not hitting any of the beats that you think that, that an audience would come to.
Patrick HollandGUEST
31:25
I mean, obviously, you'd then look at it and actually think there are obvious reasons that trigger audiences at the beginning of Richard Gadd's Baby Reindeer that go, "Wow, I'm in," you know? Um, but, but so with scripted, you know, the, the...
Patrick HollandGUEST
31:38
one of the points, you were asking whether content creators are driving prices down and innovation and storytelling in different ways.
Patrick HollandGUEST
31:47
With scripted, obviously, there are barriers to entry.
Kirsty WarkHOST
30:22
We mentioned Bridget Christie, Nika, but, um, w- What are one of the two other careers that have been given a great boost by winning this award?
Nica BurnsGUEST
30:29
Well, the, uh, extremely extraordinary, uh, performer Richard Gadd-
Kirsty WarkHOST
30:34
Mm
Nica BurnsGUEST
30:34
... who is presenting the award, um, on, uh, uh, te- it's, it's his 10th anniversary of his win.
Kirsty WarkHOST
30:52
I think, w- when I think back to, uh, different, uh, fringe venues, fringe performances I've seen in comedy, it can be incredibly difficult for performers at the fringe.
Kirsty WarkHOST
31:01
Some are coming with lots of support, others, the newcomers I'm thinking about, are really just here busting a gut, sometimes on absolutely no budget.
Kirsty WarkHOST
31:07
If anything, I suppose, what all these people, and that you talked about Richard Gadd-
Nica BurnsGUEST
31:12
Mm

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