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Bandon man back on the BBC

October 16th, 2025 12:00 PM

By Southern Star Team

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Local man Graham Norton deep in conversation with Ryan Tubridy at Evans Store, Bantry, at this year's West Cork Literary Festival. (Photo: Darragh Kane)

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The BBC have agreed a new three-year deal with former Bandon Grammar School student  Graham Norton, for a continuing run of The Graham Norton Show. The wildly popular TV chat show is back with series 34; the show began on BBC Two in 2007 and so this newest series, due to air in 2026, will be the programme’s 19th year on-air.

The Graham Norton Show is one the biggest chat shows in the market, and the latest series averaged 2.9 million viewers per episode. It also does well online, and continues to generate millions of global video views across YouTube, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram.

Since 2007 the show has won multiple awards including BAFTA TV Awards, National Television Awards, British Comedy Awards, RTS Television Awards and more.

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Mr Norton says that getting to host his own chat show ‘is a huge pleasure as well as a privilege’.

The Graham Norton Show is on-air on BBC One this Friday October 10th at 10.40pm, with guests Julia Roberts and Colin Farrell.

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