Graham Norton Explains What The Hell Is Going On With Brexit

[@AngelusHale]

No offence, but Graham Norton is THE talk show host! He's the best, in my opinion.

[@wiinterflowers4277]

Him and Stephen Colbert are great! James Corden, take notes!

[@puneethvenkatrao987]

Stephen is arrogant. Cant stand anyone better than him.

[@jerre6882]

He is, no question. Conan is close.

[@yessir1908]

I personally prefer Conan first then Graham

[@lfaz4296]

Craig Ferguson was great too

[@aiyn4632]

Whenever I feel lonely just watching Graham’s interviews makes me laugh and makes me feel so much better Thanks graham

[@ummmidunno8308]

I do the same! I watch the Best of Graham's videos at least once a day! They're hilarious!

[@maalvaaa]

My god, I do the same! It always makes me feel not alone and happy. Magic!

[@GullibleTarget]

I wish I did'nt need videos of other people having fun, to feel better

[@alexbastrykin6148]

same!!!!

[@vivavoice7211]

@@GullibleTarget Just build on the fun you receive and aim to keep it going when not watching him. Nothing wrong with feeling the need.

[@lawvip5890]

Graham Norton is the best talk show host of all time,change my mind.

[@jerrycastanon]

King Law Graham Norton and Conan

[@JackOfBlackPhoenix]

@@jerrycastanon Conan is the king of remotes but no one comes even close to Graham when it comes to proper interviews in my opinion

[@liammccarthy9388]

Craig ferguson imo. Graham is 2nd for me though.

[@appelsmoesjes]

great minds think a like

[@GullibleTarget]

Change your mind? No! It's your opinion; keep it😀

[@mgg5418]

Graham Norton is the epitome of the talk show host. He makes everybody feel so at ease and knows how to get his guests to open up. He is quick witted and funny, but does not feel the need to occupy the spotlight when things are happening among his guests. He does it with such an ease, it looks like it requires no effort at all, but few can do it like he does ;-)

[@rumblefish9]

They have great chemistry. I kinda wish Graham would invite Stephen to The Graham Norton Show so that he can ask some embarrassing and naughty questions. The kind he usually asks his other guests.

[@BojanglesDeLaVega]

Yesssss!!!

[@castle7689]

*I think the problem is Stephen, he's like a family guy, so anytime he had time to spare he do it with his family*

[@stevencassidy6982]

Stephen Colbert wouldn't work in Britain. Nobody knows who he is..

[@InIt4TheMemez]

Dan Smith I wouldn’t say everyone knows him bit of a reach lol

[@InIt4TheMemez]

Dan Smith now I should say everyone should know graham norton, but that’s impossible lol. Isn’t he the most popular talk show host in the world? He’s certainly my favorite and I’m American

[@sofiagallegos9038]

this interview is like my two worlds colliding

[@couragekarnga8735]

I just love British people!

[@TheAubis]

My two favourite host's

[@kai-ht3qs]

Can i ask why you used the word 'like' for no reason?

[@sofiagallegos9038]

@@kai-ht3qs The phrase is a simile. My two worlds are not literally colliding. It, like, drives me nuts when, like, people, like, overuse that word, though.

[@gordontough]

Graham is Irish, not British.

[@javierdarder3710]

these 8 minutes felt like 30 seconds, I could listen to them talk for hours.

[@devilsadvocate9580]

Sad life

[@stillnesssolutions]

Such chemistry

[@alexbastrykin6148]

was it 8 minutes???))))) wow

[@morganfreeman2102]

thetalentedmrman Says the dude with a profile picture of some random girl. Weirdo.

[@ha222ha222]

They both understand what their show are about: ENTERTAINMENT. They both are knowledgable, quick witted and funny. So they bring it out in others.

[@jeonlyxoxo]

I love Graham Norton. He’s the most spontaneous, natural, funny, witty, talk show host. 😂😂👏🏽👏🏽

[@kitpalmer1583]

"Have you got ice, or are we like animals?" God I love Graham

[@bernieponcik1351]

So perfectly delivered.

[@azzajohnson2123]

“What’s that?” “It’s what sunk the titanic” 🤣🤣

[@d_dave7200]

Should have been a longer interview. Graham Norton is awesome and endlessly entertaining.

[@trungnguyenhoang6821]

Save time slot for Mayor Pete

[@AKorigami]

So true, in fact all his interviews should be longer. Graham's show is so good because everyone interacts!

[@lindaclaudine3029]

d_dave - he was there to sell his book

[@aureliaansah1462]

Can't wait for the new series of his show to start again on Fridays, BBC1.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

I think there is part 2 to this?

[@TheDutchViewer]

Graham Norton a true legend!

[@rabbit251]

20 years!!!! OMG!!!!

[@highmountin4691]

Joe Cool with that kind of statement you Gotta be A paddy top of the morning tear

[@senpaichio7446]

@se7en Graham is an average talk show host? Man have you even seen his show?

[@dj_menyo839]

@Joe Cool also what the hell does bob marly have to do compared to graham norton. that like me saying. some people are so empty-minded. saturn (the planet) is the shit. bob marley is blahhh AF.

[@Ilonah83]

@@dj_menyo839 Bob Marley is great af, and so is Graham!

[@hg82met]

"She couldn't say no... that queen!" joke went totally over everyone's head.

[@harshiita9635]

Well, please sire, do explain it to us peasants!

[@eamontdmas]

Apart from all the laughter.

[@PraveenYadav-zj4pw]

@@harshiita9635 Means Queen is nominal head...

[@harshiita9635]

@@jibbajabba4712 bro... Are you good?... You seem lost..... Did you study?... Or are you dumb by birth?

[@annieev171]

@@jibbajabba4712 thanks for explaining!

[@miarrem]

Graham Norton is by far the best tv host interviewer - his show is fantastic !

[@akarathehechithajaaya1465]

Graham norton is million times better than all US late show hosts

[@StonedSpagooter]

If James Corden could actually be himself he would take the cake. Fucking NA TV just cant handle EU comedy.

[@wiinterflowers4277]

@@StonedSpagooter Corden is annoying because he thinks he's actually funny. Plus his humor is so pushy and unnatural.

[@puneethvenkatrao987]

Conan is witty. Then again he graduated from Harvard, the house of smarts

[@Adrian-rb4qp]

A A exept John Oliver but his british so yeah

[@mateuszfioka2209]

@@Adrian-rb4qp And Craig Ferguson who is Scottish

[@dlg5485]

"We found our own angry cabbage patch kid" Haha comedy gold.

[@sapphireriddles6692]

🤣🤣🤣 i havent laughed this hard in weeks

[@Tiger-Baby]

He's a shambles. Graham nailed it hahaha.

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

Now , if they could only sell it on e bay 👍😀👍🇬🇧

[@dlg5485]

@@georgeb.wolffsohn30 No one would buy the ratty old thing

[@aureliaansah1462]

George B. Wolffsohn Yes. Rid him of the country.

[@landry2611]

My top 3 (in order) 1 - Graham Norton 2 - Conan 3 - Colbert **just my opinion! I watch about 5 of them.**

[@Starwin-Darwin]

Maybe Conan and Graham Nortan share the first spot, but I agree

[@littlemissmello]

Remember Craig Ferguson? He'd be at 2 if he'd still be around.

[@keninjc89]

littlemissmello Conan would’ve been first if he was still in late night

[@thewindgamer2607]

I would remove Colbert from the list and add Fallon

[@jakeharrison207]

Thewindgamer be careful saying that publicly can get you hurt

[@abraxushellsing]

Grahams show is so chill and fun to watch. It easily beats American late night and Graham handles notoriously difficould celebrities so well....I mean his show might be the only one where I saw Harrison Ford enjoy himself and not just mutter through the interview

[@MsPinkwolf]

Have you seen Alison Hammond's interview with Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling?

[@rainman3269]

Graham Norton hands down the best talkshow going ..... Easily

[@midas1929]

His show is not talking the same person and shit every night for three years and is fun to watch.

[@dannybobby33maverick80]

Harrison actually enjoys fallong...I know crazy but it's true

[@anujthakur4443]

@@MsPinkwolf Cheer up😁

[@Newylife]

"I fell for my own trick!" 😂😂😂 Love him!

[@jmp01a24]

Yet, he didn't. That fancy boy didn't finish the drink Stephen mixed for him. In my world that is just rude. Like shitting on the carpet after you eaten dinner at your best friends house.

[@simonpryor877]

Umm, no, if anything it's the equivalent of not eating the dinner your friend cooked for you...

[@atandembikefor1pleasewaite733]

@@jmp01a24 to be fair, it was an awful carpet....

[@jmp01a24]

@@atandembikefor1pleasewaite733 It tied the room together.

[@jmp01a24]

@@simonpryor877 I still hear him scream: I got cock for you that I have cooked!

[@dustbunnieboo]

I LOVE Graham Norton! He is so talented and funny. Love his show. :)

[@lisepitre3352]

One of my fave show!

[@frozen1654]

Talk show hosts hosting each other is one of my favourite things ever but these two talking politics is a whole other freaking level

[@NoCultsPlease]

I loved that interview, but feel that interview was super way too short. I wanted to know way more on Norton’s opinions on the Queen, trump, and the U.S.!!!.

[@kimweaver3323]

That's the key in show biz........ leave 'em wanting more.

[@NoCultsPlease]

kim weaver ... agreed. :)

[@TheKingkeano]

He thinks the Queen is a kunt.

[@newchrisusa]

Yeah, the picture said extended?

[@bencoffey6554]

@@TheKingkeano and the other two

[@slimy5209]

What would have made this interview gold...having the red chair!

[@tas22222]

Meh nah thats Grahams show gold dont want Stephen to take it.

[@MM-dq2pi]

lmao the American guests on Graham's show are so shocked at the Red Chair, I'm sure Stephen's audience would think they had gone crazy

[@paulf462]

except it would have been the blue chair

[@arnoldrivas4590]

That is patented British/Irish technology. It cannot be transported safely across the Atlantic without the threat of hijacking.

[@RahaFarokh]

" have you got ice or are we like animals?" classic!

[@johnstoneweetabix]

was that whiskey? only an animal puts ice in whiskey.

[@marthamagee2055]

Graham Norton is an absolute delight. Such fun. My absolute fave hands down. He’s fun without an ounce of meanness. He gets everybody giggling. Love him!

[@peterd788]

His episode with Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellan and James Blunt is an outstanding piece of TV up there with the Matt Damon, Bill Murray and Hugh Bonneville episode. There isn't any nastiness and it is hilarious.

[@balerion77]

Graham Norton Show is the best talk show I've watched.

[@juice0201]

word

[@mungofinalfi4480]

Graham Norton and Conan are my favorites.

[@balerion77]

@@mungofinalfi4480 Conan & Andy Richter are my fav talk show duo.

[@F3IERABEND]

Graham is such a joyfull person. I love watching his show

[@heyheytaytay]

Angry Cabbage Patch Kid had me lmao.

[@SvenTviking]

And Corbyn and Swinson are Chucky and the SAW doll.

[@Cursed_Mark]

@@SvenTviking Corbyn isn't Chucky. People like Chucky.

[@AT-cy7im]

omg Stephen with his fast talking missed many many comedic moments offered by Graham - who is a master in creating them

[@jordanplato7116]

It's cause he's not very good at his job

[@wyvern132]

Any time stamps?

[@TonyEnglandUK]

@@jordanplato7116 aw I think that's unfair, I'm a Brit and I love Graham's style but Stephen's style is good, too, he's like a funny insurance salesman.

[@TitoTimTravels]

Stephen is a master of improv. I am sure he caught every one - but only had 8 minutes. Got to stay on schedule...

[@AT-cy7im]

@@TitoTimTravels you may be right - but it makes the whole thing redundant

[@palebluedot8818]

I dont know why graham norton is so self deprecating. He's one of the most interesting guests Stephen has had on his show.

[@xensonar9652]

He's also one of the best talk show hosts ever.

[@kieferngruen]

because he's British

[@telectronix1368]

The British don't approve of showing off.

[@LuxAeterna22878]

He's British. I get that it's a stereotype, but as stereotypes go it's pretty damn close to the truth.

[@KGLady08]

He’s Irish, lives in England. It’s definitely an Irish thing 🙂

[@januarybaby1063]

Can't contain myself when these two meet, the wittiest TV personality in the world with his guest, one of the best diplomatic, personable and fun interviewers in the world

[@dpaxeco]

THEY should seat at parliament

[@code23hyper44]

We need a show with these two, Stewart and Noah. Best.Show.Ever

[@januarybaby1063]

@@code23hyper44 replace Noah with Conan and you're on

[@sonyahannah]

Two of my absolute favorites in one show! "To talking for a living" -- I became an English professor because they would pay me to read, write, and talk. I love seeing Stephen enjoying himself so much!

[@BIGT-tg4gu]

Jewels Star it’s the gift of the gab and you have the blarney stone .

[@caliv0608]

Graham Norton is everything. Usually a talk show host seems awkward being the guest but as usual he just comes across as the cool friend you've always wanted.

[@Sabrina96]

I've loved watching the Graham Norton show for years. He's great in creating a very enjoyable atmosphere with his guests.

[@williamm8069]

Yes, longer more relaxed and the mixes with the other guests make it more human. LSSC format is too quick and ad-centered. We need more lengthy interviews: Joe Rogan is doing hour plus interviews.

[@lisaredwine4857]

Glad he's on KZbin.

[@Kag001]

UK is a true friend. Joining us in the mud pits of incompetent leadership, wading through the sludge of man-child bumbling, crawling through the narcissistic cesspool of stupid politics. Thank you, UK, misery truly does love company and I'm touched you will join us down here.

[@momszycat4148]

For a minute there I thought you were going for a meanwhile intro! That was great!

[@stevencassidy6982]

I think France has got its own despicable leader in Macron. They were rioting on the streets for him

[@therealgodessisis]

We are truly thinking about donating Boris to you, that is how much we love you. How would you like him stirred or shaken?

[@sandybrownonyt]

York New in born was Boris

[@ltraina3353]

I kind of thought the same thing about Boris Johnson: that he’s the Trump of the UK....but I heard a podcast about him (or public radio show, I can’t remember which, tbh), that made me give that view a second thought. While Trump really is willfully ignorant and makes a fool of himself when he tries to appear smart and successful, I think Johnson may just be cultivating the image of a bumbling fool, to make himself more palatable to people. I really wish I could remember where I heard this show, it was pretty in-depth and very fascinating.

[@pbbdmedia]

Great flow, great guest. Glad to see him across the pond.

[@polyglotuk]

6:35 Love that he casually names his producer and pays tribute to their skill in passing. Nice touch.

[@goyasolidar]

Gods, these interviews are criminally short.

[@EMDEEW]

Insane, right??

[@Broccoli_Highkicks]

Gotta leave room for the corporate sponsors to hawk their cheesy merchandise.

[@Tiger-Baby]

Jo Biden got 25 mins......

[@stephanied.k.3589]

It is bit of a shame given they way Graham engages his guest.

[@morbido13]

Graham Norton, the best TV host ever!

[@lucasrocha5780]

Yes, Conan is the best!

[@AlexanderStone]

I was going to say, Conan #1, Oliver/Colbert #2, Noah/Norton #3, Corbin/Kimmel #4.

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Craig Ferguson is always going to be my favorite. Wish he would come back.

[@dennis2966]

@@kaymuldoon3575 Craig's show came the closest to being like Graham's show. So irreverent, and the interviews are largely ad-libbed, instead of following a script. Love them both.

[@Tcrror]

Craig Ferguson gets no respect, for the most part, and it saddens me.

[@laurawilke2617]

Oh my god you two should meet up more often and discuss whats happening in Europe and America ... that would be my go to show whenever I feel sad. Love you both!

[@renajoycastigador1026]

I super love Graham Norton and Stephen Colbert and to see them together is such a delightful treat! 8-minute talk is not enough.

[@d.rayvenspencer]

If you don't watch Graham Norton, you are truly missing out. His show is so good. He's fantastic.

[@waziotter]

"She" is definitely J Lo. I went on a tour of the BBC studios and the guide told a very similar story about her.

[@finchcarvingadiamond]

Thanks for the Tea

[@garywilson3042]

Yeah, I remember hearing this story before, but I think it was Mariah Carey.

[@hiphoponeworld]

its hillary clinton

[@scriptsupervisor]

@@garywilson3042 Carey has never been on his show

[@robertcartier5088]

@@scriptsupervisor Indeed... Despite his 20 yrs on Television, her relevance predates even that!

[@jackshepard9785]

I like the chemistry between these two

[@EneriGiilaan]

Recycling is good ... so here: BREXIT SUMMARY UK: We want a unicorn! EU: Unicorns do not exist. Instead, you can have a pony. UK: We vote against your pony. EU: We already discussed this in detail: it's a pony or nothing. UK: We vote against your pony. EU: Alright, then you get nothing. UK: We vote against your nothing. EU: ... you really don't get it, do you? UK: We need more time to think about it. EU: About the pony or about nothing? UK: We want a unicorn.

[@Gideon_the_Seraph]

im going to use this as a copypasta. shall give credit. yoink.

[@EneriGiilaan]

By all means. But credit is not for me. I just copypasted it from somewhere else - a long chain of copypaste. Unfortunately the identity of the originator has been lost in that chain.

[@phylk4683]

I received this as a text!!! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@phylk4683]

Wanting their problems sorted out for them. Wanting out of Europe but nothing to change and if it does change that change is to affect everyone else just not them.

[@GBUK01]

This sums it up perfectly !!!

[@KingTChalla69]

I always find my self binging Graham Norton episodes on KZbin, I wish his show came to the States, it’s phenomenal 👌🏾

[@FacheChanteDeux]

BBC America

[@Sabrina96]

I used to watch on tv for many years but have not seen them on any longer. I watch on youtube. Much better than American talk shows.

[@KingTChalla69]

Ilaria A. By far! They actually have fun haha

[@Andysnyc]

His show does air in the states on BBC America

[@GeoTunes01]

I know what you mean, I used to live in the UK, now live in Germany and I have to get all my episodes on KZbin too

[@aranyanifox4375]

For those who are not familiar with British TV, Graham Norton was an actor as well, and he is still famous for playing a role in the cult Irish comedy series "Father Ted". Norton's portrayal of his character, father Noel Furlong, is literally epic, and has immediately become a legendary symbol of fantastic comedy acting. As a recurring character, Norton's hysterical father Furlong is still considered an acting masterpiece.

[@TheTsar1918]

I swore that if I ever meet him I will beg for his autograph, and the top of the paper will read ‘My List of Enemies’.

[@BigDaddy0Kev]

Graham norton is from cork in Ireland, not a native of the uk

[@deansmith4752]

IMHO there is no U anymore. independence for tooting sparked the separation of the various fiefdoms.

[@grantmalone]

Lily Dale Northern Ireland is in the UK but Ireland is a separate country. A bit like how New Mexico is in the USA but Mexico is a separate country.

[@EmmaKiely]

@@grantmalone no.... Ireland is not in the UK Completely separate country from it

[@karenadams6309]

@@grantmalone are you serious. The Republic of Ireland is NOT in the UK.

[@toodsf1]

greyztone I don’t know man, these peeps just don’t like reading I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@nananna915]

My favorite thing about Graham Norton is not only is he a fantastic interviewer, he’s also incredibly humble to joke about people googling him before he came out when he probably knows how popular he is in the states.

[@t1281]

Do they know him?

[@jackdoyle7453]

I'm pretty sure Graham Norton is an Ireland Native

[@RIXRADvidz]

Rest Assured.

[@dukadarodear2176]

He's from county Cork, I think, which is the most exteme outcome/comeout place of all. Down there there they started and finished the Irish Freedom Revolution.

[@patrickconnors4602]

@@dukadarodear2176 they had one rebel and they killed him 😂

[@twobins2060]

@Strike! hes a UK resident and we British think hes great. Doesn't take away from his Irishness.

[@1517the_year]

dukadar o'dear what the fuck are you on about? The 1916 rising happened in Dublin not cork. How did it end in cork?

[@eleanorryanryan2442]

We all know Graham is one of our own, 🍀🇮🇪working & living in the UK, he is truly fantastic at his job 😊

[@irkibby]

You sent us Wogan and Norton

[@FacheChanteDeux]

We get the show on BBC America

[@jonathaneddy]

didn't he say "I'm from the UK"?

[@irkibby]

Jonathan E he did, but he's Irish originally. Moved to the UK in the early 90s and found fame here but he's undeniably Irish in origins as is Terry Wogan, who also came over from Ireland and became an absolute national treasure in the UK

[@MeChoonChannel]

@@irkibby And Jedward to balance things out.

[@EntropyMonkey]

Graham is definitely not a UK native. He is Irish and grew up in Bandon in west Cork.

[@RLucas3000]

Steve Prior Isn’t Ireland part of the United Kingdom ?

[@TheClitteratidublin]

@@RLucas3000 Cringe....Lucas you have the internet. Look up things first before you speak. Yiiikes

[@Ao456kl]

His mum is Northern Irish

[@ailish086]

RLucas3000 oh dear. Are you American?

[@bobbysands2989]

RLucas3000 lol

[@LeBronJames-StatPadderMan]

Graham is flat out better and funnier. His show is hilarious.

[@Karin_Allen]

I'm not sure whether you're comparing him to Stephen or to talk show hosts in general, but he really *is* the best host on the planet.

[@lisam8105]

I adore Graham Norton!! And he looks so great in that suit. 😍

[@misse0077]

I absolutely ADORE Graham Norton. The best host ever!

[@benjamingruca3591]

I used to intern at a Hollywood agency. Jennifer Lopez used to require that her ENTIRE dressing room be completely white. The walls, the couch, the pillows, the decor, EVERYTHING.

[@EmanDeMoan]

Why?!

[@beckywebb1916]

Benjamin Gruca Do you think this is who he was referring to?

[@senguptasayn]

Talking about white washing!

[@sorayaalcyone2726]

Oh, it's absolutely the first name that popped into my mind!

[@RockinLoud360]

I think it’s Mariah Carey

[@BelMegloub]

Ah, Graham... Such a treasure. He truly is the BEST chat show host. No questions there. He always makes me feel so light and happy. Thank you, Mr Norton

[@Zanderthegrape]

If Graham Norton hosts the Oscars, he will be the next Bob Hope

[@elijahlawrence8010]

Now we just need a Don Rickles to roast the shit out of him

[@elijahlawrence8010]

@Tommy Sweetweather are you asking if Bob Hope was sexist? Everyone in the 60's and 70's was sexist lol

[@qwertyTRiG]

@Tommy Sweetweather Details, please? Or at least enough information to point me to the story.

[@peterc0358]

@Tommy Sweetweather wtf are you talking about

[@gloriakushala6374]

Yes please

[@tartfuel]

I'm going to say Miss 9-dressing rooms is Mariah Carey. Either her or JLo. Both have massive entourages. And Graham Norton is FIRE. Always has been. Best chat show on TV.

[@etcetraetcetra3173]

My guess is Mariah Carey too.

[@joshuaozment1962]

100%

[@RockinLoud360]

Yup, Mariah Carey

[@RosieOleanderDallinger]

I’m going with JLo. Carey hasn’t been on the “Graham Norton Show”. She was on That’s So Norton year’s ago, but I got the feeling Graham was talking about something more recent than the early 2000’s. Maybe he wasn’t though.

[@francescahw69]

No my gues is Justin Beiber the say he is the worst guest

[@Forge17]

(Looks at glass with ice in it) Graham: “What is this?” Colbert: “Its what sank the Titanic”

[@Littlebit31]

Z N I think it was the lime he was questioning...

[@kurtsudheim825]

But was he referring to the solid or the liquid?

[@Forge17]

@@Littlebit31 didst thou watch the video?

[@ArtIsBlastDeidara]

and Graham said "Steer clear." 😂😂😂

[@mickmcgregor66]

I'm pretty sure I heard that for myself but thanks for repeating it for the rest of the people who may have missed it. 🤨

[@marcynadler7326]

Graham is one of a kind. So good at his job and always witty and fun. The best.

[@sineadokeeffe5068]

Graham is from Ireland?? Not a U.K native? He’s from CORK

[@SarahSmith-el9cu]

Yes yes yes yes yes! I knew this would have to be cleared up before I even watched the clip 😂

[@zangeejoe]

Haha no mistake that accent

[@britopia1341]

Okay, but he lives in the U.K. and can vote in UK elections (as all Irish people can). Brexit seems like it’ll effect the RoI more then any other state in the EU.

[@peterfitzgerald7734]

Yes indeed, a little Irish bias dick

[@0dyss3us51]

Oh dear don't be daft, things change.

[@Ei2iP]

U.K. native????? He is from County Cork in Ireland, 100% Irish...... please correct your description.

[@neilorourke3652]

Terry Wogan.des o Connor Wilfred bramble they are all Irish till they get fame.then England lay claim.like Barry mcguigan Irish till he was world champion.... Not bad enough the tried to conquer us for 800 years

[@correctionguy7632]

"He is from County Cork in Ireland, 100% Irish" so UK? or rightfully UK anyway.

[@panterloart9180]

@@correctionguy7632 Ireland is not in the uk. Northern Ireland is

[@phylk4683]

Correction Guy uuugh awkwaaaard 😬 your bad! 😳

[@phylk4683]

Neil O'Rourke EXACTLY - if he committed a crime he’d be called Irish no doubt

[@SensationalBanana]

Graham is just an absolute darling! Love his show to bits, it is my go to treatment during my panic attack episodes!

[@Crimethoughtfull]

I basically only watch "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" for Colberrrrrr's monologues (same with Conan, etc). But Graham Norton? His is the ONLY "late show" where I watch the entire thing every time. It is unique and awesome and The Couch never disappoints.

[@daveliealien8263]

me too bro

[@victorkong82]

He's a great raconteur. Wish he was a guest on other stuff more often.

[@kyffhazard6823]

Kinda want to see Craig Ferguson, Graham Norton, Stephen Colbert and maybe Seth Meyers in interviews with each other now

[@jenniferhiemstra5228]

I think the Internet would break...

[@dross2172]

@@jenniferhiemstra5228 That would be an epic show for the ages!

[@GuangMing0804]

A talk show hosts roundtable episode would be great

[@NZobservatory]

I really don't think Colbert and Meyers could stand being in the same room as one another.

[@NZobservatory]

@PietreADI It's like when network news personalities interview each other. I mean news personalities on the _same network._ It's hilariously embarrassing for all concerned, including the viewer.

[@curanderoverde]

Graham Norton is my favorite all around talk show...Though I do have a crack-like addiction to Colbert to remedy the madness in the white house...

[@rammiel9404]

As a brit I prefer Colbert. But Norton is a quick witted funny guy. Unfortuntely on the BBC the hosts have to be politically balanced.

[@dross2172]

Same here.

[@lindaclaudine3029]

Colbert keeps A LOT of us sane

[@helensanderson5586]

I love both Graham and Stephen

[@dancechica]

"I've fallen for my own trick!" 😂

[@CocoPopssss]

Graham isn't a "U.K. native" though, he's Irish.

[@ykook7000]

l know right! lm Aussie and l know this!

[@CocoPopssss]

Felicity Cook Haha I’m Irish and that’s why I’m like “grrrr he’s ours not theirs!” 🇮🇪😂

[@jenniferhiemstra5228]

Keep in mind that Northern Ireland is indeed part of the UK. No, that’s not where he’s from, but if he were, then yes he’d be a UK native.

[@CocoPopssss]

Jennifer Hiemstra Yeah but he’s not, so that’s kind of irrelevant to my comment.

[@CocoPopssss]

Nicky L “native” means “born or reared in a particular place”. How long he has been in the UK is irrelevant, he was born and raised in Ireland therefore he’s Irish.

[@biddnoro2736]

Graham is legend! He gets the best out of his guests. He’s def in my top 3 hosts of all time.

[@biddnoro2736]

MEanME Conan and Craig Ferguson.

[@pschroeter1]

I enjoyed this immensely, but the title is completely misleading. I thought calling the queen "a very nice tourist trap" was brilliant.

[@zerogravityblues]

Graham is adorable. He is the best in the job 💜

[@nikitagorawara]

I love watching Graham get interviewed. He shares such hilarious anecdotes!!

[@Rossalia32]

Okay but that’s one madness crossover. I love Graham so much, he can warm up my heart every time I see him. Thank you, Graham, I love you!

[@teonnaweakfall1606]

Stephen Colbert stays with a drink on deck. I love it 😍

[@kokijavier]

I need a 3 hours interview with Graham Norton, this guy is such a nice interviewee and he must have very good stories to tell.

[@NORLateCrew]

this should have been 20-30min like one of Nortons interviews. could listen to these two all day

[@22grena]

The best talk show hosts are either Irish or of Irish descent

[@RollingOrmond]

Dick Cavett and Bob Costas?

[@muhammadelminshawy233]

Conan

[@jackd.ripper1489]

Fallon comes from Irish descent, and he sucks ass

[@tipperary1082]

@@jackd.ripper1489 Can't win em all.

[@antisomething4248]

Jack D. Ripper not a strong Irish connection like a lot of Americans claim to have so irrelevant

[@z.deutch1334]

These 2 are the ONLY talk show hosts worth watching 😀 I love Graham & Colbert!

[@francescahw69]

Agree number 1 Graham number 2 Colbert numer 3 Seth number 4 Conan numer 5 Alan carr

[@kathrynstern1662]

OMG, more of this PLEASE! These two together is the dinner party everybody wants to be at. Charm central.

[@codycrossman]

The Graham Norton Show is something that's been needed overseas for decades. Absolutely love that man and the chemistry he stirs up with his guests.

[@overthewebb]

@Jewels Star All the best talk show hosts are? Are you on crack? I love Graham, but your comments are laughable. I suspect when you say you are Irish, you mean you are American Irish. So American and not Irish at all. You have probably never seen Ireland in your life. As no Irish person would type what you just have. Are you going to ignore Jonathan Ross and Allan Carr also?

[@theycallmek3v]

KZbin “graham norton bill Murray Matt Damon” and watch. You’re welcome

[@maryjensen5310]

Kevin Kuscavage also will.i.am and Mariam margoyles and Greg Davies.

[@nanigahoshii7588]

Mary Jensen that was pure gold!

[@theycallmek3v]

Mary Jensen any episode with Miriam is a great haha

[@gabrielaf]

My favourite episode by far!!

[@nikitagorawara]

I go back to that episode every time I've had a bad day... One of the best episodes!

[@thembiskosana3910]

I just love Graham Norton so much, plus with one of my favourites Stephen. This was a real treat.

[@jeffwoodland6508]

I wish there was more time in this interview. Their chemistry is brilliant. So much more to cover between Trump, Brexit, Boris J, and the Queen.

[@Horizon301.]

Hardly when it’s largely inaccurate

[@Hinderlengjes]

How did an Irishman come to be a UK native?

[@booshter9714]

His show is on BBC One here in the UK.

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

northern island is, at least for now, both part of the uk, and also part of the island of ireland.

[@adammurray9459]

He’s from the Republic he’s Irish

[@1517the_year]

sirmoonslosthismind Northern Ireland is part of the uk, nowhere else in Ireland is. Graham’s from cork which is the most southern part in the country.

[@Hinderlengjes]

As people below have said - he comes from Cork, which is part of the republic of Ireland, which is not Northern Ireland and not part of the UK. (You can immediately tell from his accent that he's from the South, and not the North.) He may well be a UK citizen, but that doesn't make him a 'native' - unless we're supposed to start calling Arnold Schwarzenegger a 'native American.'

[@lovelyskull3483]

I absolutely adore Graham and Stephen together, best interview ever.❤️☮️😀

[@Stephensofceea]

Graham is just naturally funny and entertaining and his intelligence shines through the fun persona. Graham's show is the best of its kind in world television

[@marjanp4784]

"My next guest tonight does what I do, but with a charming accent" No Stephen, do you really think only charming accent could make you popular? He does it with sincerity and love, he does research on his guests, he lets them tell their story without interrupting, he makes them feel comfortable and at ease...he knows how to interview people. Don't try to undermine him...

[@joysanders4289]

Love listening to Graham Norton. He's such a natural host, quick wit, warm and down to earth. A very funny man.

[@Star-Explorers]

Thank you youtube for allowing episodes of The Graham Norton Show to pop up in my recommendation slot. Always funny and always enlightening.

[@AndreaP76]

Same. I don't know why it happened to me too, but it was the episode with Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart and Ian Mckellen. I think I rarely laughed so much. EVERYONE should watch that episode. And then I was hooked and always searching for more.

[@mocat1]

First time I heard the word “prorogue”, was while Stephen Harper was Prime Minister, here in Canada. He did it TWICE in 10 years to avoid non-confidence votes from the opposition parties.

[@wanderer10k]

Sneaky!

[@SuperKing604]

The first time was right after the 2008 election where the 3 other parties were thinking of creating a coalition to take out the conservatives before the conservatives even got a chance to form a 2nd minority government. And it was a good thing the coalition idea was a disaster the opposition parties regretted it and desperately looked for a way out. The prorogue was over Christmas and it gave time for cooler heads to prevail.

[@noodlesong88]

Did he also ask the queen or the governor general?

[@acchaladka]

noodlesong88 But of course, the Queen her Majesty in Right of Canada technically, represented by the Governor General when HM is not physically in Ottawa.

[@supertoyg]

Stephen completely missed the innuendo on Graham's line "she can't say no, that queen"...

[@crumbbunny]

Description reads as UK native... you know he’s Irish right??

[@deansmith4752]

If anyone would have been able to espouse the benefits of staying in the EU it would have been him , as it is the UK has been paralysed for years by the vote

[@allyabernathy4098]

crumbbunny what part of ireland is he from? isn’t northern ireland part of the UK?

[@nicbarrax76]

@@allyabernathy4098 He's from Clondalkin, west of Dublin, so he's definitely not a UK native... :-)

[@vintagesummersx]

As a Graham fan and an Irish gal myself, where Graham is from is complex. He was born in Dublin (Clondalkin, yes.) But he grew up in and is technically "from" Bandon in Cork. He spent 2 years in UCC, Cork before dropping out and moving to London where he has lived for the better part of 4 decades. He considers himself to be British by all accounts. He even says in this video 01:59 "I'm from the U.K." As an Irish person, I do find it a little sad he doesn't really identify as Irish as much as being British but identity is complex. His mother is from Belfast, Northern Ireland (Which is the U.K.) and his father's ancestors came from Yorkshire in the U.K too.

[@allyabernathy4098]

Nic Soderman & Vintage Summers, thank you for explaining! unfortunately we don’t learn a lot about the complexities of Europe in American school, so I appreciate the lesson :-) my family came from ireland so i wish i knew more about it and could eventually visit someday!

[@zsong9600]

Angry Cabbage Patch kid - hahahahaha. That is going to make me smile for a long time.

[@derrickjenkins2455]

......well, until November 2020

[@WBKimmons]

MAGA

[@LisaLisa001]

This is the cutest effing interview I've ever seen

[@haha9121]

Clearly you haven’t seen Tiffany Haddish

[@LisaLisa001]

@@haha9121 no lie, you have a valid point. She has the biggest, loudest heart, I couldn't love her more. And Truu Story, I'm having a horrible day and your comment gave me something new to focus on. I won't get into the specifics, just know this comment and its timing, seriously helpful and saving lives literally. Thank you Truu Story, and that's a true story. ❤️

[@haha9121]

L K look I’ve been in some dark places myself, and still do from time to time, just know, it gets better, & I hope if you’ve never seen that interview it really brightened up day, cuz I remember the day that interview dropped, I literally probably watched it 8 times in a row, I was in tears that day, & she made me smile & laugh so hard, & dropped tears again, but happy tears. She’s a light in this world, & she is very much needed. So keep your chin up, it’s a dark world, but there’s also so much beauty in it too, we focus on the negative way more than we do on the positive. It’s a beautiful world, fuck the other bullshit, go out there & be great! 😘❤️❤️

[@LisaLisa001]

@@haha9121 thank you for taking the time and heart to reply like that. The world needs more people like you. I just added about 35 Tiffany haddish interviews to a Playlist and I'm gonna binge watch her delightful self. You made me smile and redirected me in a positive way. Never underestimate the power of kind words. I appreciate you for real. And Tiffany Haddish is awesome. Perfect perfect perfect person to interview. John Mahoney, crap I wanna say John is his 1st name, he was a writer on SNL but so funny in interviews too. Thanks, I appreciate it. For real. *edit*John Mulaney

[@LisaLisa001]

@@haha9121 John Mulaney ****

[@gabschikjonas]

Graham and Stephen my two favorite talk show hosts , chatting and drinking 😍

[@BezoomnyBratchny]

I'm willing to bet that it was Mariah Carey.

[@GullibleTarget]

It was someone Mariah STILL doesn't know....

[@jonsiiin]

Or Cher

[@nameisamine]

BezoomnyBratchny sounds like sth Mariah Carey would do tbh

[@voskan]

@@GullibleTarget ahaha! good one )

[@voskan]

@@jonsiiin nope, she is reasonable

[@eme.261]

Graham Norton: The best talk show host, ever! 👏👏👏😘🤩

[@gelgiz5039]

So true!

[@infinitydreamzz]

Craig Ferguson.. Norton is very good anyway..

[@soni8995]

Maybe, but YO! You can't say that on another host's show. Bad form.

[@renakosmidou6578]

No one can beat Graham Norton in either side of the pond. He is a joy to watch and I think a joy to be around.

[@shshankking]

It's like the dogs sniffing each other 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The analogy😹