The popular talk show hosted by Graham Norton will make its comeback this month, bringing with it a stellar roster of celebrities.
The BBC One chat show will return to our screens on Friday 26th September at 10:40pm.
Attendees will feature the notable personalities Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Emily Blunt. They are scheduled to discuss their upcoming sports biographical film titled “The Smashing Machine.
Additionally, Matthew McConaughey, promoting his latest thriller The Lost Bus, and Aimee Lou Wood discussing her new BBC series, Film Club, are also scheduled to appear.
Raye is indeed included in the lineup, and she’s set to grace the stage with a live rendition of her latest single titled “Where Is My Husband!
The popular program “Graham Norton Show” aired its last episode in March, featuring several familiar guests. However, notably missing from the guest list was Graham Norton himself.
In the last two episodes of the series, Norton was absent, and instead, Claudia Winkleman temporarily took over as host while Graham was on a brief tour of Australia. Prior to this, during a previous episode where Winkleman was a guest, Norton had announced that she would be filling in for him for one week due to his Australian tour commitments.
The Graham Norton Show returns to BBC One and iPlayer on Friday 26th September.
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2025-09-10 15:47