Joe Cornish (born Joseph Murray Cornish December 20, 1968) is an English co… Read Full Bio ↴Joe Cornish (born Joseph Murray Cornish December 20, 1968) is an English comedian who, along with his long-time comedy partner Adam Buxton, forms one half of the comedy duo Adam and Joe. He was educated at Westminster School in central London, where he became friends with both Adam Buxton and Louis Theroux. He went on to study at the Bournemouth Film School, indulging and cultivating his love of films.
Since the demise of The Adam and Joe Show, Cornish has continued to work in British television and radio as a presenter, writer and director, both with and without Buxton. In 2001 he fronted the topical discussion show This Week Only, alongside Nick Frost and Lauren Laverne. He also wrote and presented the BBC Radio 4 film programme Back Row between 2002 and 2003.
In 2003, Buxton and Cornish presented Adam and Joe Go Tokyo for BBC3, a Tokyo based magazine show covering Japanese pop culture. In the same year they began hosting a show on UK radio station XFM, filling in for Ricky Gervais on Saturday afternoons. When Gervais left the station they took over permanently, and continued to present a two hour Saturday morning show and a popular podcast until the end of their most recent run in 2006.
The Adam and Joe DVD, containing highlights from the original four series, was released in 2004. Cornish has also made a behind the scenes documentary following the making of Little Britain series 2, which was screened on BBC Three and is included on the Little Britain Series 2 DVD, and a video diary of his brief cameo as a zombie, which appears on the UK Shaun of the Dead DVD.
He has continued his work in television comedy, directing parts of the pilot of Modern Toss, and the pilot to Channel 4's Blunder. According to an interview in Word Magazine he pulled out of directing the series of Blunder due to creative differences with Channel 4 and the production company.
Cornish has, however, recently been involved with several non-comedy projects. In 2006 he was announced as co-writer on a feature film adaptation of Marvel Comics comic book character Ant-Man, with Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright. The film is currently scheduled for release in 2008. He also makes a brief appearance in Wright's film Hot Fuzz as a CSI officer. In early 2007 he directed the video for Charlotte Hatherley's single I Want You To Know. Cornish and Buxton also hosted the "Coca-Cola New Music Podcast", which showcased unsigned bands from around Europe.
Following 2 weeks covering for Shaun Keaveny on the BBC 6 Music Breakfast show during August 2007, Cornish and Buxton joined the station permanently, signing for a year of weekend shows. The Adam and Joe Show currently goes out between 9am and 12pm each Saturday morning on BBC 6 Music.
(From Wikipedia)
Since the demise of The Adam and Joe Show, Cornish has continued to work in British television and radio as a presenter, writer and director, both with and without Buxton. In 2001 he fronted the topical discussion show This Week Only, alongside Nick Frost and Lauren Laverne. He also wrote and presented the BBC Radio 4 film programme Back Row between 2002 and 2003.
In 2003, Buxton and Cornish presented Adam and Joe Go Tokyo for BBC3, a Tokyo based magazine show covering Japanese pop culture. In the same year they began hosting a show on UK radio station XFM, filling in for Ricky Gervais on Saturday afternoons. When Gervais left the station they took over permanently, and continued to present a two hour Saturday morning show and a popular podcast until the end of their most recent run in 2006.
The Adam and Joe DVD, containing highlights from the original four series, was released in 2004. Cornish has also made a behind the scenes documentary following the making of Little Britain series 2, which was screened on BBC Three and is included on the Little Britain Series 2 DVD, and a video diary of his brief cameo as a zombie, which appears on the UK Shaun of the Dead DVD.
He has continued his work in television comedy, directing parts of the pilot of Modern Toss, and the pilot to Channel 4's Blunder. According to an interview in Word Magazine he pulled out of directing the series of Blunder due to creative differences with Channel 4 and the production company.
Cornish has, however, recently been involved with several non-comedy projects. In 2006 he was announced as co-writer on a feature film adaptation of Marvel Comics comic book character Ant-Man, with Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright. The film is currently scheduled for release in 2008. He also makes a brief appearance in Wright's film Hot Fuzz as a CSI officer. In early 2007 he directed the video for Charlotte Hatherley's single I Want You To Know. Cornish and Buxton also hosted the "Coca-Cola New Music Podcast", which showcased unsigned bands from around Europe.
Following 2 weeks covering for Shaun Keaveny on the BBC 6 Music Breakfast show during August 2007, Cornish and Buxton joined the station permanently, signing for a year of weekend shows. The Adam and Joe Show currently goes out between 9am and 12pm each Saturday morning on BBC 6 Music.
(From Wikipedia)
Itchy Bum
Joe Cornish Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Joe Cornish:
Quantum of Solace He's got a gun and great big man-tits He's got jug-ears…
The lyrics are frequently found in the comments by searching or by filtering for lyric videos
More Genres
No Artists Found
More Artists
Load All
No Albums Found
More Albums
Load All
No Tracks Found
Genre not found
Artist not found
Album not found
Search results not found
Song not found
@icturner23
This is what brought me to Adam & Joe. This song was in the cinema advert broadcast in c. 2008 and I was blown away by the concept of Song Wars. I’ve been listening to them and just Adam ever since.
@michaelpalmer5351
I saw that same thing at the cinema before a movie!
@icturner23
Watching this video again and was about to write the same comment five years later! I’m still listening to the old podcasts plus Adam’s new ones.
@TNJX
WHY is it only possible to find the winning songs online not the runner-up? They're amazing
@DiRtYLaWs2007
@BrentmeisterGener100 Well said. Kate who?
@BrentmeisterGener100
I hate kate nash. I would imagine record companys just picked her up because she sounded like lily allen(also crap). Does anyone care about her now? Something tells me she'll be forgotten quickly.
@penultimatum
Six years later, turns out she's in one of Netflix's most awesome original TV shows.