Sometimes watching Oscar campaigns can feel like pulling teeth, but this year's award season has had some incredible bright spots. Few shine brighter than Andrew Garfield, who's been nominated for an Oscar for his role as playwright Jonathan Larson in "Tick, Tick…Boom!" It's been a delight to see Garfield talk about everything from Spidey secret-keeping to his love of "Cobra Kai," but now the actor has a new topic of conversation: reality TV dance shows.

Garfield recently stopped by "The Graham Norton Show" for a chat, and he happened to end up sitting across from fellow episode guest Johannes Radebe. Radebe is a professional dancer known for his work on "Strictly Come Dancing," the long-running British competition show that inspired "Dancing With the Stars." As shown in a clip shared by Independent, the conversation soon turned to dance, inspiring Garfield to make a pledge related to the series.

A Hopefully-Binding Pledge Has Been Made

"It's hard to confess this, but I would love to do 'Strictly,'" Garfield said, eliciting cheers from the audience. The actor, who has become an internet favorite lately thanks to his earnest enthusiasm for pretty much everything, confessed that appearing on the dance show is "on the bucket list" for him. Radebe quickly volunteered to be Garfield's partner, saying, "Thank you, I'll do it!"

Garfield, always game, quickly leveled up his initial interest, turning it into a full-blown promise. "If I win the Oscar," he added, before pausing for a moment. "Then I'll come and do it. How's that?" The "Graham Norton Show" audience was clearly delighted by this proposal, howling in delight.

Granted, a verbal promise on a talk show isn't much of a binding contract, but we'd love to see the actor actually take to the "Strictly" stage. He's already demonstrated his prowess as a reality TV star by giving deeply sweet and thoughtful feedback as a guest judge on "RuPaul's Drag Race UK." Who's to say he doesn't also have a secret talent for dance? He's never played a particularly dance-heavy role (though as Larson, he does have some choreography), but I haven't forgotten his Hawaiian-shirted shimmy from "The Social Network."

Garfield is nominated alongside Benedict Cumberbatch, Will Smith, Javier Bardem, and Denzel Washington in this year's Best Actor Oscar category. The Academy Awards will be held March 27, 2022, and you can catch "Tick, Tick…Boom!" streaming on Netflix in the meantime.

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