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The Graham Norton Show Is Back!
clarky323
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http://www.comedy.co.uk/guide/tv/graham_norton_show/episodes/10/1/
So, the graham norton show is back and there will be 20 episodes in this series running through till March 2012!
On the first show; Kate Winslet, Rob Brydon, Jamie Bell & music band Noah & the Whale singing L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N (i think that is how its spelt lol!)
anyway, what do you all think!
So, the graham norton show is back and there will be 20 episodes in this series running through till March 2012!
On the first show; Kate Winslet, Rob Brydon, Jamie Bell & music band Noah & the Whale singing L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N (i think that is how its spelt lol!)
anyway, what do you all think!
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(I wonder if Rob Brydon's show should be expanded ?)
Its typical BBC PC friendly mostly now, and its such a shame aswell, as he is bloody good but is watered down so much, because its BBC!!!
There was a lot of discussion about the first guests for Ross' new show and some were disappointed. The lineup for Norton's series opener doesn't look too great either.
There was a lot of discussion about the first guests for Ross' new show and some were disappointed. The lineup for Norton's series opener doesn't look too great either.[/QUOTE]
I agree, I only watch Norton now and I think the first show should have better guests so yes I am disappointed
Totally agree. I'll always watch his shows, but I really miss old Graham. I also miss all the audience interaction.
I miss Betty aswell, she was so funny and yet looked bewildered most of the time bless her... But the crap excuse the BBC chick out is not even a 10th of the Channel4 days, where he could be himself and not be held back by a PC worried broadcaster, can only hope he leaves the BBC at the end of his contract, ITV or Channel4, i'd hope for Channel4 or ITV2 myself, but not BBC
good line up for the start of the new series.:cool:
Who else would we like to see on Graham's sofa? :cool:
They were always boring.
When the show had hollywood stars of yesteryear and the more obscure current actor/actress it was much more interesting. That's what made the show really.
I know so weird, and they performed it on Later on Tuesday too.
I agree with some people that the show now is starting to take the lace of the Jonathan Ross show for the BBC, so that's why we have all the big name guests. I don't know what to think as I'm happy to see some of these guests on but I did like the glory days of So Graham Norton. (Oddly enough the first episode is the only one clashing with the new ITV Ross show, except for the Christmas Special).
I've got friends who loved the old format with alot of Audience participation and lesser known guests and a lot who like it as it is presently, now that Graham gets a lot of A-list names (I do think that has something to do with the fact that this show is a BBCA coproduction) There are friends of mine who think while the show is funny., it seems just like a bunch of set-ups for gags and that there really isn't much interviewing going on.
I actually think that the radio show is much more similar to the old So Graham Norton show with the British presenters and actors and the eclectic American Guests.
Small Question about the TV Program though. I know that the musical difference between Wossy and shows like Norton's was that while Norton would have a lot of different well-known pop and rock music acts on, Ross would often have certain alternative or Fringe bands on. Now this series, I've noticed that he's had Noah and the Whale and Arctic Monkeys on. Is Graham starting to embrace the alternative styles now?
- Miranda Hart
- Catherine Tate
- David Tennant
- Jo Brand
- Sandy Toksvig
- Dawn French
Dr Who is...
Thanks. I assumed it was. I thought I had read that earlier. Also, you had the short time between the BBC airing of an episode and the BBCA airing of an episode, plus the fact that Graham has been filming a panel show "Would You Rather" in the States which will
air directly after the BBCA airings of his UK shows, I thought something was up.
Something I noticed was that on SOTelevision, it says that Series 10 will be 20 episodes, the same as Series 8 last year at this time, but I just checked the Official BBC site and it says that Friday's show is 1/23 , so I wonder what Graham's radio and TV taping schedule will look like for the next year.
Agreed. He also seems to think he's some kind of sex god lol on some DS article I read about him recently.
'No mention of nominations':D
'You'd carry him out of a burning building':D
Wish the producers would play.:cool: