Season 28
27 episodes
48 min. per episode
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Charismatic host navigates celebrity secrets and laughter, revealing heartfelt stories that bind us all in unexpected ways.
Episodes
Graham's guests are: country legend Dolly Parton via video call; Rupert Everett; Riz Ahmed (for Mogul Mowgli (2020)) via video call; comedian Lolly Adefope (for Ghosts (2019)); Sara Pascoe (for Out of Her Mind (2020)); and music from Róisín Murphy, performing her single "Murphy's Law".
Graham is joined by: Ewan McGregor (for Long Way Up (2020)) via video call; Shirley Ballas (for Strictly Come Dancing (2004)); comedian Frank Skinner; dancer Ashley Banjo (for Britain's Got Talent (2007)); and music from pop star Miley Cyrus, who gives a special video performance of her single "Midnight Sky".
Graham's guests are: football coach Arsène Wenger (for his autobiography "My Life in Red and White"); Hollywood star Samuel L. Jackson and his wife LaTanya Richardson Jackson (for Enslaved (2020)) via video call; comedian Dawn French (for her novel "Because of You"); former cricketer turned presenter Andrew Flintoff (for Top Gear (2002)); and music from soul singer Michael Kiwanuka, who performs his single "Light".
Graham talks to: acclaimed actress Kristin Scott Thomas about Rebecca (2020); rock legend Bruce Springsteen about his new album "Letter to You" and documentary Bruce Springsteen's Letter to You (2020) via video call; comedian Stephen Mangan about Portrait Artist of the Year (2013); comedian Mawaan Rizwan about Taskmaster (2015); and Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey about his book "Greenlights" via video call. Plus a live studio performance of his single "To Die For" by Sam Smith.
Graham is joined by: Jessie Buckley (for I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020)); comedian and children's author David Walliams (for his book "Code Name Bananas"); Octavia Spencer (for The Witches (2020)) via video call; journalist Frank Gardner (for documentary "Being Frank: The Frank Gardner Story"); comedian Bill Bailey (for Strictly Come Dancing (2004)); and Dermot Kennedy, who performs his single "Giant".
Irish comedian Graham Norton hosts his very own chat show, which includes chatting to A-list celebrities, the very famous Red Chair game, live music, lots of jokes and fun from Graham and the celebrities themselves.