The Graham Norton Show

Radio Times review

The stars of Steve Jobs, the Danny Boyle film about the co-founder of Apple that closed the recent London Film Festival, are on Graham's sofa this evening. It's unlikely that we'll see a repeat of Michael Fassbender's wonderfully cool dance to Blurred Lines that he did when he was on the show with his X Men co-stars 18 months ago - unless it happens to be a favourite tune of Kate Winslet's, too. Also on the bill is Brooklyn star Julie Walters - a regular guest on the show because she is always such terrific value - as well as rapper 50 Cent.

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It's been 42 years since Dame Maggie Smith has appeared on a British chat show, but the Downton Abbey star has now announced she will go on The Graham Norton Show this October.

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Five For Friday: Favourite Graham Norton Moments

The 18th series of The Graham Norton Show will be premiering tonight on BBC One in the UK and on October 3rd on BBC America.

So in observance of the return of this perennial favorite, I am featuring five of the most memorable moments I can recall from past shows...

Interview: Graham Norton

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Graham Norton: The X Factor has 'lost its credibility'

TV presenter Graham Norton says he has not watched The X Factor for years because "it's lost its credibility".

Graham Norton interview

His new book is about all the things he adores, dogs, divas and alcohol but Graham Norton is also a strong supporter of the BBC and not just because it employs him.

Radio Times review

It's been another gem of a series. Week by week Norton makes getting the best from A-listers and choreographing good-natured but sharp-edged chat look easy. If he hasn't been cheering up your Friday nights, catch the highlights of the run here - sure to include Chris Pratt's TOWIE impression, George Clooney describing his honeymoon and Seth McFarlane singing "Cyndi Laupe" in a Stewie-from-Family-Guy voice.

Graham Norton: I'll retire before I'm 60

The chat show king, 52, says he plans to get out of TV within eight years and still hasn't given up hope of finding someone to share the rest of his life.

Radio Times review

Well, he said he's be back - and he is. Arnold Schwarzenegger is on the red sofa, proving that a sex scandal, an illegitimate child with the maid and a political career can't keep an actor from cinema screens for too long. Nor from British television, with those arch insurance ads.

Schwarzenegger will be plugging Terminator Genisys (not a spelling error) with his co-star Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones). She plays Sarah Connor, mum of world-saving John Connor and of course Schwarzenegger is a cyborg with a heart.

Also guesting are Jake Gyllenhaal and model/actress/staple of every glossy magazine, Cara Delevingne. Music is supplied by Tinie Tempah.