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Returning: The Graham Norton Show
New episodes return to TEN this Sunday with Harrison Ford, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jack Whitehall & James Blunt.
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Series 14 of The Graham Norton Show begins on TEN this Sunday night.
9:30pm Sunday 13th October
In the new fast tracked season, Graham Norton showcases his wickedly cheeky sense of humour in this fast-paced interview show. He is joined by guests: Harrison Ford, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jack Whitehall & James Blunt.
9:30pm Sunday 20th October
Graham Norton showcases his wickedly cheeky sense of humour in this fast-paced interview show. He is joined by guests: Sir Paul McCartney, Natalie Portman, Katy Perry & James Corden.
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8 Responses
I’m calling out the absence of fast-tracking.
No sign of the NYE show, which is episode 11.
I doubt the network has even a vague idea of when this hits the screen.
Seriously TEN. You should be showing Ep 10 tonight (Sunday 22 December) so where is it? Three channels and you can’t fit it in.
TEN – by the way, your website is crap on Firefox. Get with the program will you.
And when will we get this episode? Christmas Eve at 9:35pm. That’s helpful. Could you have mentioned this in a promo during last week’s show? I think you could have.
Thank you about the news with Benedict Cumberbatch.
@William You are more than loyal to Ten but they have a terrible track record.
@Dr_Rudi – I am sure they will show every ep in order for this season unless if it clashes with Ten Sport
@Bella – I always look forward to the new series as well
@maxxdude – There is no F1 in Europe as it is all in Asia at the moment and later on they go to America. But I see your point but F1 should return to One next year
This show id delayed another week every time it clashes with the Formula 1. Ten should move it to Saturday nights (where it was a winner for ABC) or send it back to the ABC where it belongs commercial free.
Thanks David! Looking forward to new episodes.
If TEN are promising fast-tracking (again) then they should be prepared to be called out – and apologise – when an episode is delayed. And, how about showing this series in the order of UK broadcast, too?