The Graham Norton Show
- TV chat show
- BBC One / BBC Two
- 2007 - 2024
- 514 episodes (32 series)
Comic chat show presented by Graham Norton. The biggest names in showbiz join the host on his sofa.
- Continues on Tuesday 31st December on BBC1 at 10:25pm with Series 32, New Year Special
- Catch-up on Series 32, Episode 12
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Graham Norton may lose Friday slot as part of BBC cuts
Graham Norton's chat show could be booted from its Friday night slot under BBC plans to slash its programming budget after 10.35pm.
The Sun, 23rd March 2011Possible chat show War between Norton and Winkleman
A chat show war is looming between Graham Norton and new rival Claudia Winkleman.
Leigh Holmwood, The Sun, 10th March 2011Telegraph agony uncle Graham Norton's usual guest mix of American A-lister, British TV star and comedian is repeated tonight, because why fix what isn't broken? Ashton Kutcher, an actor (and star of new movie No Strings Attached) as well as the young husband of Demi Moore, joins experimental chef Heston Blumenthal on the sofa. The line-up is completed by unnervingly tall stand-up Greg Davies (he of E4's sitcom The Inbetweeners). Norton's combination of chumminess and sarcasm is idiosyncratic, but he gets the best from his guests.
Vicki Power, The Telegraph, 17th February 2011Sigourney Weaver's blast from the past
Graham Norton gave viewers a bellyful last night by recreating John Hurt's famous scene from 1979 horror flick Alien.
The Sun, 12th February 2011TV matters: Graham Norton
The Graham Norton Show is pioneering a fresh new format - with surprising results.
Mark Lawson, The Guardian, 3rd February 2011Wossy: I don't watch Norton
Jonathan Ross has confessed he shuns his TV chat show replacement Graham Norton's programme. He revealed: "I never used to watch him when he was on Monday nights, so I don't watch him when he's on Friday now."
The Sun, 7th January 2011Graham Norton's new chatshow drowns out rivals
Taking over Jonathan Ross's Friday-night position on BBC1, Norton's show was watched by nearly 3.5m, winning the slot.
Jason Deans, The Guardian, 25th October 2010Friday with Graham Norton better than Jonathan Ross
Friday Night With Graham Norton was a distinct improvement on the Jonathan Ross version. No sign of the Four Poofs or their Piano. No back-slapping with Ricky Gervais...
Jim Shelley, The Mirror, 25th October 2010BBC thrilled as Norton's show beats Ross in ratings
Graham Norton's new Friday night chat show topped Jonathan Ross's viewing figures - even without the bigname guests.
Daily Record, 24th October 2010The Graham Norton Show: Safe on the sofa
First Friday night as you-know-who's replacement, And unlike Jonathan Ross, the show's not all about him.
Sam Wollaston, The Guardian, 23rd October 2010