What does /tv/ think about this show?
>>70707089
Its enjoyable if not a bit too camp for my liking.
>>70707089
He gets good material out of his guests
a local artist had his painting featured, and this is what Graham thought of it
each to their own I suppose
>>70707089
Hes a pro at what he does. I liked how in the recent episode with the rock, goldblum and hemsworth he sat back for like 5 minutes and just let them chat. Not many other hosts would do that.
>3 guests from hollywood
>one awkward bong comedian
>no one knows who the comedian is
Why do they do this
>>70707244
Absolutelly this.
I think that to this day the interview with James Mcavoy, Michael Fassbender and Hugh Jackman feels more like a friend reunion that an interview.
Loved it.
>>70707277
Bong people know who they are and it's a Bonglish show.
>>70707277
banter
The only show I can think of in which interviews to celebrities are actually very fun and natural. Not being a native English-speaker I discovered it not too long ago, but man, I love it.
I guess it's because Graham is a pretty funny, quick-witted guy and because his format lends for these good moments form organically without being awkard.
A weak episode is still going to be fun, and some of them can be legit hilarious, especially if there's alcohol involved. The one with Bill Murray, Matt Damon and Hugh Bonneville is GOAT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FFy5JrJbvc
>>70707089
Not as good as he used to be;
>Have only 3 guests max
>More audience participation
>Get rid of the lame red chair shit
>>70707340
Same here, Im Spanish and I discovered the show recently aswell, but it's so so different from what we have here or from american shows.
My favorite to this day is the one with Robin Williams, even though I cry a little in the end.
He was so funny and charming.
>>70707370
But the red chair has some of the most fun moments in the show.
I agree that's not as good as before, though. Still pretty good.
>>70707400
I'm a Spaniard as well kek. And yeah, maybe it's because I'm used to American shows: they're fucking sterile and bland for the most part (love Conan as a comedian, though), but yeah.
Actually, the only show I can think of that's as natural and fun as Graham's was Craig Ferguson's. A shame that he's no longer doing it, he was charming as fuck (I haven't seen his History show yet).
>>70707089
He seems pretty fucking cool. Not as censored and Hollywood-type like every other late night fuck.
I just think it's funny y'know. I mean, he's obviously seen my show, yet the bollocks on the guy to accept the BAFTA comedy award without even a shred of irony.
Best talk show, there i said it
>>70707277
Because they need someone with a personality that isn't a drone to cause awkward banter and it on the cute model/actress.
Better than any burger late night bs. Mostly because of this >>70707340.
Now the only thing I'd like to know is why the hell do those of us outside of britain get Alan "shittier Graham Norton" Carr and his crap instead of this on BBC.
>>70707089
This is not a "/tv/ what do you think..." thread. This should have been worded "fellow brits, what do you think...."
You only ask /tv/ what they think about American shows since most of the posters are American. Kindly delete your thread and re submit with the proper format
>>70707592
Sod off!
>>70707592
Well we have 2 spaniards at least over here so hey.
>>70707400
>He was so funny and charming.
He was also a famous coke fiend who was foolish enough to place himself into multiple failed marriages and ended up killing himself.
Literal best show.
>>70707400
>the one with Robin Williams
I cringed the whole way through that one. He was so over the top and desperate for attention and it seemed like people only laughed out of pity.
>>70707646
episode?
>It's a Red Chair segment
>American guest thinks they're being funny by pulling the lever
The first time, maybe. But every time? Surely they must know that it's not an original idea.
>>70707704
The one with Sam.L Jackson and Tom Hiddleston.
>>70707646
Hey, I've fapped to that!
>>70707709
>Guest pulls the lever when the story is about them before we can hear what the story is
Better than any american celeb show.
>>70707089
I've had enough of Graham Norton growing up that I'd be just fine never seeing his face again.
>>70707646
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYtNf0HEQxw
2:12 "is that japanese by chance" hentaiboo detected.
>>70707089
I like it, he's not overly camp like Alan Carr, just enough to be charming. He doesn't make the show about him, it's about the guests and he has a way of subtly directing the conversation without stepping right in the middle and being all "look at me!"
It's all a bit smutty and crass. I always feel uncomfortable when watching it.
Not gay enough.
The sellout to the closeted Hollywood parade destroyed Norton's edginess.
He basically lost edge exactly when Brooker lost his.
>>70708036
He got old.
>>70707849
Of course you have filthy degenerate
pretty gud 2bh
hes probably the only reason i watch the eurovision
>Haha, look how relatable these celebrities are!
>They're just like us with their wacky stories and embarrassing moments!
>Look at how down-to-earth people like Kanye and Madonna are!
>Look at this huge movie superstar getting all confused from this C-list british celebrity's anecdote! (They have different cultures GEDDIT)
>It's almost as if Graham and his guests are you friends ;)))
It's okay, but every guest being J-law levels of ""relatable""? Nah.
>>70708122
was he at the latest one?
>>70707989
Sam L knows what's up. Man made a movie based off a hentai.
>>70707622
Another fellow spaniard here.
I like his show, but I saw him doing some disgusting stuff on another gay movie and I just cant forget it
Its a show starring a degenerate gay man, only libcucks watch this shit
>>70707089
Is it true that Van Damme is apparently batshit?
>>70707510
comedy and entertainment award, my leefriend
>>70708682
Yes
>>70707646
My sides evaporated.
>>70707277
>Ross Noble or John Bishop or Jason Manford etc on the show
>Hollywood actress to audience
>'I dont understand what he's saying!'
>Riotous laughter from audience
Everytime
>>70707286
That was an amazing show, the 3 of them are so great together.
it an OK show.
But some episodes stand out.
like this one for example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6YJpBiyAOY
(other parts are in related videos.)
Maybe his secret just getting celebrities drunk. I think most shows I watched the guests had something to drink
Graham Norton's not to my taste but it's undeniable he's good at what he does
He'll always be Father Noel to me though
>>70708864
Please elaborate
>>70708921
Noble and Manford are understandable but I really have to concentrate whenever Bishop or Kevin Bridges speak
>>70710241
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRo9d4Gxj3I
