Interviewing Madonna, attending Taylor Swift's wedding - I'm so sorry he no longer has a radio show so we can get some details. Hoping for something on his podcast, but don't know what the lead time is for that.

I’m tired of his unwarranted bitchy comments throughout, slagging people off randomly, rude about everyone, making fun of people whose first language is not English, talking over the presenters…

He is not funny and not charming, just purely abrasive and nasty.

If you cannot be kind when you speak just don’t speak at all.

Please!!! Don’t let Connor Storrie hog all of the press. Hudson Williams will be better on this platform!!!

I’m a huge fan of Graham’s, but he had quite a task with Keira Knightley promoting a children’s book, Malala & Chris McCausland with memoirs, Aimee Lee Wood with a sitcom & Mumford + Hozier performing.

Graham talking about the illustrations in the book & then realizing Chris can’t see them was an honest moment, he was so gentle with Malala but the four guests never quite gelled.

Did Acorn blur her chest for the US or is it just glare?

Huge long shot as I’m sure the Taylor Swift taping tomorrow will be insanely popular. Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with getting tickets on the door last minute / with no shows? Not sure if it’s worth showing up tomorrow and trying, or not.

Does anyone remember an older Graham Norton episode where one of his guests tries a neti pot from the table? I've been searching ... but there are too many compilation clips.

I’m sorry I’m from the uk and I’m a Swedish citizen and as of yet there’s no good way to watch the bbc abroad (I tried britbox but it was a bit sad). I wanted to ask, Greg Davies was on the episode I watched and he told this story I’d already heard about him, a toilet and a dead child. I really like him and think he’s funny but doesn’t he tell this story ALL THE TIME? Or am I missing the order because I’m abroad?

I was just rewatching this particular Graham Norton episode featuring Gemma Arterton, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Tom Hanks, and I couldn’t help but notice that Gemma seemed a bit… off. Her reactions to Graham felt a little delayed or overly animated, and there was just something about her energy that struck me as unusual. Maybe it was nerves, but I’ve seen her on the show multiple times before and she’s always seemed relaxed and on point. This one felt different—almost like she might’ve been high or something? Just wondering if anyone else picked up on that vibe.

Watching in the us on acorn and there’s been nothing new since the episode where Claudia winkleman hosted

Who and in which episode told the “nice ring” story?

Did anyone notice how Elton John suddenly became taller when Robert de Niro came on? I googled and de Niro is actually taller.

Honestly I’ve discovered a new found love/respect for Pamela Anderson. Vancouver Island treasure ❤️🇨🇦