“The Graham Norton Show” was renewed for three other seasons at the BBC.
The longtime talk show, which is currently broadcasting its 33rd season, had Sunar Taylor Swift for its latest episode alongside Cillian Murphy, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner-Smith, Domhnall Gleeson and Lewis Capaldi. As part of the three -year agreement, Norton and television will produce a trio of seasons of the program for BBC One and Iplayer from season 34 next year.
“The last season of Graham Norton Show” has an average of 2.9 million views per episode, according to the BBC, and remains the largest discussion fair in the United Kingdom. Thanks to its talent for having attracted stars on list A, the series has also generated millions of video tubes on social networks, notably Instagram, Tiktok, YouTube and Facebook.
“Taking my own discussion living room is a huge pleasure as well as a privilege,” said Norton in a statement. “I am delighted that the BBC will allow me to continue for another three years. The whole team is looking forward to bringing the brightest stars in the world to the houses of the British general public! ”
Addition of Kalpna Patel-Might, the BBC manager, who communicates the series: “We are delighted that Graham Norton Show ‘will remain a flagship part of the BBC entertainment offer for another series of three series. Graham establishes the standard of gold for celebrity interviews and continues to attract the best world talent. “
“The Graham Norton Show” was launched for the first time on BBC Two in 2007 for two seasons before joining the Friday evening BBC One program. Over the years, the show has marked several distinctions, including Bafta TV Awards, National Television Awards, British Comedy Awards and RTS Television Awards.
“We started Talk Show’s trip to Norton in 1998 and we never wanted to stop,” said Graham Stuart, Director General of Television and Executive Producer of the show. “So happy that the BBC feels the same thing.”
