When Louis Met Paul and Debbie2001

[Louis says how he's been amazed that there's been no tension between Paul and Debbie about Debbie being in the limelight with her ballet production and Paul behind the scenes funding it all]

Paul Daniels:
It actually upsets some journalists, you know... I know you're a journalist... And it upsets them that we kind of get along and it upsets them that we're happy together, and I think "Well, get a life of your own. Stop poking into mine."

Louis Theroux:
A genuinely happy couple, I think, is a rare thing.

Paul Daniels:
No, it's not!

Louis Theroux:
I think it is a rare thing.

Paul Daniels:
No, I don't think it is a rare thing, I think there's billions of us out there, and it's all the little manky, miserable little people who aren't, who make the biggest shout.

Louis Theroux:
God, you're so bitter. Why'd you suddenly get so angry about that?

Paul Daniels:
No, I'm not so bitter, I just think it's so sad that these people have the voice, when the truth of the matter is that most people on the planet are very happy.

Louis Theroux:
[narrating] Paul and Debbie do seem happy. They genuinely care for and rely on each other, united against the manky and miserable little people. A magic circle of two.