Footballers are hands down the most famous people, en masse, in this country. You’d think there’d be a place for them on the couch - Prem winners/UCL winners etc. especially British ones.

Always wondered why, bar Beckham and the likes, they’re never on the couch. It’s not even an audience thing for me… footballers have only ever moved in football circles despite their celebrity/popularity. I feel it should be welcomed on GN.

Nothing to promote. Nada. Just suddenly felt like imposing herself on British viewers huh.

At 00:30 you get to see where the chair is located in relation to the main stage area.

Series 33, Episode 3 - 10th October 2025

This is driving me mad. I've noticed a huge reduction in picture quality in episodes 2 & 3 of the latest series but haven't seen anything online about this. Am I imagining it or has anybody else noticed? It's not my TV because episode 1 still looks absolutely fine.

Apparently Ellen Degeneres is on the show next week and I'm a bit perplexed. There are countless stories of her being a complete POS and I'm honestly surprised she's been invited.

On Graham's sofa are Oscar winner Olivia Colman and Swedish acting great Alexander Skarsgård, together in comedy fantasy Wicker; Oscar-winning Spanish star Penélope Cruz, in the critically-acclaimed La Bola Negra; and the great American actor and comedian Bill Murray, talking about his BBC golf documentary series A Course Called Ireland. With music from Orville Peck, performing the single Too Little, Too Late.

Tonight on BBC1 and iPlayer.

Hi all, I’ve got tickets to go to the studio show recordings and can’t wait to go. For anyone who has been, how early did you have to queue to get in?

Also do they check the names on your tickets against IDs? I have a ticket for a friend who sadly can’t make it so wondering if I can bring someone else?

Together on Graham's sofa are legendary Hollywood star of Rocky and Rambo, Sylvester Stallone, discussing his new memoir, The Steps; Oscar-winning Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, kicking ass in Amazon revenge thriller Kill Jackie; great Brit Andrew Garfield, taking the lead in Paul Greengrass's film about the Peasants' Revolt of 1381, The Uprising; and actor-rapper-producer 50 Cent, starring in action comedy Street Fighter.

With music from Blossoms, performing Husband - the new single from their upcoming album Songs from the Wedding Cake.

Tonight on BBC1 and iPlayer.

Ah jaysus what a guest list, so nice, so funny, Tom fucking Cruise, and someone singing a song they had years ago? Is this due to SNL sweeping up the new touring things? I’m gutted. Love Graham

Hi everybody. I’m a huge graham norton fan, I’ve been watching him since I was 11 and I’m 28 now. I’m from Mongolia and I have a short trip planned to this October. I applied via SRO for free regular tickets to the show and I just received a mail with tickets!
I read that tickets do not guarantee entry so if you have ever been to the show, could you all kindly leave tips to ensure that I get in? I don’t think I’ll be able to return to the UK again but I just love graham so much, I want to be as well prepared as I can. Thank you!

Together on Graham's sofa are Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise, discussing his startling transformation in the apocalyptic satire Digger; Oscar-nominated Brit Florence Pugh, starring in the new Netflix adaptation of the Steinbeck classic East of Eden; comedian and actor Lolly Adefope, taking to the stage as Abraham Lincoln's wife in the critically acclaimed comedy Oh, Mary!; and top comic John Bishop, hosting new BBC entertainment quiz Wisdom of the Crowd.

With music from Emeli Sandé, performing the classic hit Read All About It, Pt. III ahead of a UK tour to celebrate 15 years of her multi-platinum debut album, Our Version of Events.

Tonight on BBC One and iPlayer.

I was just wondering if anyone has been allocated tickets for any of the October recordings yet? I applied really early but haven't heard anything, just wondering if there is still hope

I've just received a ticket for the show next Thursday and I'm really excited about it, I've never been an audience member for a show like this before.... Just 1 major problem

I'm in Nottingham from Monday to Thursday morning and will have to travel straight to the Television Centre for the Thursday show

On top of this, I have mandatory uniform for a concert I'm working at and my laptop for Saturday and Sunday. I'll be staying with a friend then. So I have my backpack for my laptop and extra small luggage bag for a week's worth of clothes (plus extra cos I just started my period... Next week is already busy enough ahhh), toiletries, other belongings

Obviously, I probably won't be allowed to take these 2 bags into the venue but I have no where else I can take them beforehand. I'm really stressing out about this and only have tomorrow to sort it out before I head to Nottingham Monday morning

Idk if the offices will be open on a Sunday... So that adds even more stress

Any advice on who I can contact and what to do in this situation?? I really don't want to bail out, I've been waiting so long to be in the audience and my friend managed to get me a ticket as a bday gift. Thanks

edit 3: I may have another friend who just moved to London recently that I can visit beforehand. just waiting on a response