Graham Norton's Hit Talk Show Renewed for Three More Years Amidst Global Celebrity Appeal
October 6, 2025
Graham Norton has expressed his excitement and privilege at hosting his popular BBC talk show for another three years, emphasizing its success in attracting top global talent and its status as a flagship program.
The show's renewal was announced on October 6, 2025, by industry sources, confirming its continued relevance and strong audience appeal.
The renewal, overseen by BBC entertainment head Kalpna Patel-Knight and produced by So Television, ensures the show will continue on BBC One and iPlayer, with season 34 scheduled for next year.
Since its debut on BBC Two in 2007 before moving to BBC One, the show has maintained high viewership, averaging 2.9 million viewers per episode, and has won multiple awards including BAFTA, National Television Awards, and RTS.
It remains highly popular on social media, with clips frequently going viral across platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.
The current series features high-profile guests such as Taylor Swift, who gave her first TV interview on the show during her album release, along with Hollywood stars like Robert De Niro, Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, and Dwayne Johnson.
Upcoming episodes will feature Julia Roberts and Colin Farrell, scheduled to air on Fridays at 10:40 pm on BBC One, continuing the show's tradition of attracting top entertainment figures.
A recent episode featuring Cillian Murphy and Taylor Swift went viral, with Murphy's unimpressed reactions during Swift's engagement segment sparking humorous fan commentary.
Fans noted that Murphy's reactions are typical of his public persona, often reacting this way regardless of the guest or topic, which many find relatable or amusing.
Taylor Swift shared insights about her song 'Opalite,' inspired by her fiancé and her father's excitement, highlighting themes of happiness and making one's own way.
Graham Norton, besides his talk show, is involved in other BBC projects including the UK version of RuPaul’s Drag Race and has served as the UK commentator for Eurovision since 2009.
The show's renewal marks a significant milestone, securing its place in BBC's entertainment lineup for the foreseeable future and reflecting its ongoing popularity and success.
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Sources

Daily Mail • Oct 6, 2025
BBC announces future of The Graham Norton Show after 18 years on screens and string of awards
Variety • Oct 6, 2025
'The Graham Norton Show' Renewed for Three More Seasons at BBC
Evening Standard • Oct 6, 2025
Graham Norton agrees three-series deal with BBC for flagship chat show