How Graham Norton Deals With Terrible Guests

Graham Norton proves that actors aren't always as charismatic as you expect.
Hear more from SiriusXM Stars on our app! Click here for your trial subscription: siriusxm.com/yt/freetrial
Subscribe to SiriusXM on KZbin: / siriusxm
Connect with SiriusXM Online
Facebook: / siriusxm
Twitter: / siriusxm
Instagram: / siriusxm
You can hear entire episodes of SiriusXM programming on SiriusXM On Demand. For more information and a free trial go to: siriusxm.us/ytTrial
#SiriusXM #Sirius

[@siriusxm]

Watch the full interview here: siriusxm.us/GrahamNorton

[@janmachalek2357]

player.siriusxm.com - Access Denied

[@janmachalek2357]

Error code 16 This request was blocked by the security rules 2020-09-28 12:23:54 UTC

[@835g]

His show is 20 times better than any talk show we have here in USA

[@awalkthroughinthepark4609]

conan o brian

[@strizerquel8796]

one word- conan

[@PerthTowne]

john giants john+ I think it's so funny when fans of Graham Norton ARE SO EAGER to state that his show is better than anything in the US. Why are you trying so hard with Norton? Just enjoy him, and don't worry about what is on TV in the US. Late night talk shows were invented in the US and have been on the air here for 70 years or so. We have had scores of hosts--most of which you have never seen. There is nothing Graham Norton does that we haven't seen before.

[@835g]

@@PerthTowne todays talk shows in the USA is all about politics. They dont entertain any more . Not like Johnny Carson, or David Letterman. I loved Craig Ferguson , but he stopped also . Grahams show is just pure entertainment and it makes me laugh

[@user-qp9en3ye3l]

@@PerthTowne Just because the US invented the concept of talk shows doesn't mean that they're the best at it. Take us, we invented modern football, yet in the majority of major tournaments we've been fucking shit. The only good US host I've seen is Conan. The rest are just painfully unfunny, unoriginal, safe, boring and quite frankly a bit shit.

[@johnhayes7872]

Graham Norton is by far the most entertaining talk show host on the planet...Everyone on the couch genuinely is enjoying being there..

[@powerforth8400]

pretty ironic comment when the last half of this segment is him stating how some guests love watching the show but feel underwhelmed when they are on it..

[@abbie1521]

Power Forth you can be underwhelmed but still have a good time doing something.

[@powerforth8400]

@@abbie1521 Guest: "tonight, i don't know, it's just not that good tonight" Graham: "Because you're on it, because you're here, you're ruining it!" I largely agree with John's original point, it's just funny that the host himself contradicted it in this clip

[@vashnanerada8757]

Absolutely especially compared to johnath Ross

[@adamdavies4480]

@Power Forth you’re part of the 1% who think that

[@creative45630]

Harrison Ford is hilarious, he just has a really dry sense of humour that not everyone gets.

[@josiah566]

He is - one of the few hosts who can get him to crack a smile whilst shining during storytelling is indeed Graham Norton (with occasional help from Jack Whitehall)

[@mm9773]

True, but he is also not the kind of person who will read the room, or he just doesn’t care if his jokes are landing. That’s what makes it awkward, even though I agree he is funny and probably quite personable.

[@ccdencc]

iv found hillarious harrison ford interviews. the ones with conan are great

[@Jackrazorus]

He was amazing when Conan had him on his podcast. Laugh out loud funny.

[@ShelbyBaby27]

Harrison Ford is witty, he's just not animated. You have to know how to play to that. He's always hilarious on Graham and Conan

[@cynthianolder3557]

He did a hilarious bromance skit with Chewbacca on a talk show when he was promoting Star Wars, the force awakens

[@TimelesslyModern]

Yeah, it's a symptom of the larger American entertainment needs always having to be obvious, animated and in your face. God forbid there's a little subtlety, dryness, wittiness, and intelligence in something...

[@speedy316uk]

I agree I saw the interview with Harrison Ford and I thought he was really good. He was just there shooting the breeze and telling stories which I think he enjoys more than promoting whatever he is in, I think that's left to better people

[@erosion271]

Robert De Niro comes to mind instantly. It's like drawing blood from a stone talking to him. Harrison Ford is a prime example of structing the show to his strengths. Almost poking and making fun of the chatshow genre. Having a little laugh at his grumpiness while honoring his achievements. Thats why Harrison actually likes going on Graham's show.

[@KristineMaitland]

De Niro hates doing talk shows period. He will only do Graham's show or The View. And he only does the view because Whoopi is on the show. In truth, De Niro has long had a weakness for Black women - put a black woman on your show and he will wake up.

[@MightyMouse350]

De Niro is shy, and happens to not be a talker - though I'm guessing it's just small talk - if you get him on certain subjects, things he's passionate about he probably wouldn't shut up. Classic introvert, that's all

[@conorfurlong]

@@MightyMouse350exactly. Ask De Niro about Trump and the far right, and he’ll talk for hours. Ask him ‘celeb’ type questions and you’ll get silence.

[@sayno2lolzisback]

Uuf that Cher and DeNiro moment. Or when he was staring at Tom Hiddleston doing an impression of him

[@mm9773]

@@sayno2lolzisback Asking Hiddleston to do his impression was such a bad choice, a real low point.

[@Thraith]

Loved the episode with Hugh Jackman, Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy. Three men who get along well and it showed. Very fun to watch.

[@natalieybarra5207]

every single time James Mcavoy is on its always a good time. Same with Hugh Jackman, both men are extremely charming and funny. i love them

[@jamesmcinnis208]

McAvoy is a gem.

[@cynthianolder3557]

& it was cute watching their little dance

[@ollie7486]

Or Hugh and Patrick Stewart, with the circumcision story 😂

[@MsTriangle]

McAvoy is soo hot. His sense of humour

[@nojolie]

‘A celebrity who thinks theyre hilarious but theyre not’ *cough* Mark Wahlberg *cough*

[@sieekakhan6761]

Yes! Oh my god he was horrible!

[@nosheenmajeed471]

Corll 🍻 🍻 lol

[@foodislife3390]

And Zak Efron, who appears to have no sense of humour and seems visibly confused by what’s going on around him.

[@sieekakhan6761]

@@foodislife3390 he is dull as a doorknob. Typical all muscles no brain

[@Tridentus]

Comments are ON POINT. That's two comments I was thinking of posting, and they're both near the top.

[@losttango]

I just checked the Harrison Ford/Ryan Gosling interview. Harrison Ford is actually laugh out loud funny throughout.

[@racheldollton]

Huh??? Harrison Ford seems like he was having a great time both times he was on. He's just dry...

[@hansenbee123]

I think Harrison Ford`s sense of dry humor is funny as hell xD

[@bernlin2000]

Yep...one of the driest guests I've ever seen. You can see on Conan what that means in full force: he's always putting on a show.

[@smurfette_blues7922]

Yeah he has a very specific style

[@PAF425]

Call it dry or whatever you want, but I usually don't enjoy seeing Harrison Ford on talk shows.

[@MultiBigbird01]

@@PAF425 Agreed! I find him dead.

[@Chrispy_thee_Critter]

Favorite Graham Norton bits: when Greg Davies tells the story about the tummy issues he had while being a teacher and Ryan Gosling can barely handle how funny it is and anytime Joan Rivers, Robin Williams and Benedict Cumberbatch were on the show.

[@alg7752]

Harrison Ford does get nervous during interviews, but he plays off that to make it awkward on purpose. Dry, quick humor that he stretches out on purpose. I love his appearances on late-night shows!

[@my75laguna]

He is a master at making celebrities relaxed. He also brings out the human side in them.

[@mollyflogging8402]

Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and Sir Ian episode is my favorite one

[@amandaarcher7919]

How about every time Matt Damon was on

[@nimeshshah7229]

I agree Molly! That episode was priceless!

[@nimeshshah7229]

@@amandaarcher7919 That too Lee!

[@baokachi9767]

The one with bill murray is a classic

[@nimeshshah7229]

@@baokachi9767 👍I think he only has two A-list guests that have never been on - Julia and Brad...I'm sure Ben, Matt and George will put a bug in their ear...hopefully we will see them soon...!

[@margefrybarger3101]

Not every guest has the same style and how Graham handles each person is not only very gracious and generous but brings out their humor if they have any at all👏👏 I just love it and if I feel a little sad, watching for 5 min and I’m smiling, without fail😉

[@sarakerrison754]

same same, it's my go-to happy show!

[@Vejur9000]

He’s already a talk show icon. Great instincts, and so funny.

[@sujaypat]

Jack Whitehall really broke Harrison Ford

[@Tridentus]

MATE I watched the first 40secs and I felt Ford and Whitehall were the perfect example.

[@KTK44]

I love Harrison Ford, he's hilarious. I found it ironic that this woman interviewing Norton throws shade at him and then talks about wooden and none-hilarious guests, considering how wooden and unfunny she appears.

[@kapten-awesome]

The best episode from TGNS is the one with matt Damon, Bill Murray and Hugh bonneville. It's so fucking funny, the whole episode is great and you see that the guest are having a great time. Even Damon says that it's the best talkshow he has ever been on, and that must say a lot since Im guessing he has been on quite a lot of them.

[@melsyoutube]

Miriam margoles and judi dench are also always hilarious guests! and of course, comics like lee mack

[@Ruby97531]

The Miranda, Adele, and Whitehall one was fantastic

[@gwbarnes]

That was a great show. I've watched it many times.

[@ElvarMasson]

@@melsyoutube I agree with you on Miriam Margoyles and Judi Dench. Very funny

[@jul30ie]

I love that show too, also really liked Will.I.Am and Miriam Margoles

[@kindabatooni9314]

I loved every episode Benedict Cumberbatch was in. He’s just entertaining.

[@MsCandycorn]

Johnny Depp immediately came to my mind. He was slow and serious and a very hard guest on Graham, but Benedict Cumberbatch helped that show a lot.

[@carolwiese6825]

And Ricky Gervais helped Depp too.

[@decodolly1535]

Not the biggest Cumberbatch fan but I agree, he was doing a lot of the heavy lifting on that show.

[@THEAnnEla]

He makes even the most uncomfirtable anxious people feel comfortable, which makes him so special. And I enjoyed Harrison Ford on his show very much

[@acturek]

I feel like he was talking about Madonna towards the end, last time she was on the show she sucked the life out of it, luckily Sir Ian McKellen was there to bring it back home

[@jenniferwebster6726]

a Turek yes!

[@deathbeforedecaf7755]

She's a painfully annoying narcissist

[@dannydorko7075]

Madonna was one of the worst guests he ever had

[@Fader209]

That was an awkward show -_-

[@my88110]

or maybe Cameron Diaz

[@chasingenigma7482]

I have always enjoyed Harrison Ford on the Graham Norton show, he never once failed to make me laugh, esp. his deadpan. I don't know what kind of sense of humor this woman have.

[@Colgan1]

Graham Norton is probably the greatest talk show host ever. Just because he brings the best out of his guest. The alcohol helps, too. But they way he makes them feel comfortable, like they are not even on a talk show, just having a conversation. He makes them so comfortable that they would tell stories that could be embarrassing. The only other talk show host who is 2nd to him. Conan. Conan is more animated, but he is genuinely a great host, too. I am lucky to have grown up in the UK with Graham being on our TV for the last 30 years. The first memory of him was on a great sitcom called Father Ted.

[@Ngamotu83]

I can name one guest who just kills the fun whenever they are on The Graham Norton Show, and thankfully they've only been on once or twice. Madonna. The last time she was on, with Sir Ian McKellen, she was just completely rude. Normally, Sir Ian is loads of fun whenever he is on, but in that episode she was ruining it all for him.

[@soSAMuksUKslotchannel]

Michael Gibb agreed, I’m glad it wasn’t just me. Madonna is a terrible person

[@da96103]

Sir Ian threw so much shade towards Madonna that global warming could have been eliminated.

[@katycheeseburger]

da96103 Would you mind explaining to me the meaning of ‘throwing shade’? I know it means being bitchy or sarcastic but why is it called ‘shade’? I’ve never got the connection.

[@PureGreggy]

She'd never met a gay guy that didn't scream when he saw her.

[@madmandonna1]

I don't get this at all, she said she didn't remember working with him in the 90's (he wasn't very famous in the 90's) and that was about it. I think people were just seeing what they want to see, because people have issues with Madonna.

[@amitnagpal1985]

Miriam Margoyles is the most legendary guest on Graham’s show.

[@josyshen2535]

You kill every room you enter. I think he was talking about Madonna omg that woman ruined Sir Ian's 80th birthday story.

[@MM-dq2pi]

ugh she was horrible on that episode right from the start, she comes out in a ridiculous bra outfit then makes a scene sitting down and is surprised that her boobs are around her ears?

[@buckler5356]

Or Sally Field

[@soSAMuksUKslotchannel]

She was terrible

[@wtfutube78]

I thought he meant madonna as well hahaha

[@da96103]

@@buckler5356 Sally Field would not let anyone finish their story.

[@sweiland75]

She doesn't understand Harrison Ford's anti-humour.

[@dm6182696]

Exactly. Just watched the Harrison Ford episode for reference. Harrison is very dry on purpose for humor sake. For example, Graham asks Harrison Ford when was the last time he went to a country where people treat him as a normal person instead of a celebrity. Harrison mutters "England". Which is where they filmed the first Star Wars movie and arguable where people know him the most lol he's doing it on purpose.

[@saz19s8]

dm6182696 Harrison Ford is funnier than some “comedians”

[@dross2172]

@@dm6182696 I did that as well. Harrison was really funny and he was truly enjoying himself, the host and the others on the couch. I believe he even said so on his way out the door. How can anyone say that Harrison was wooden? Makes me question this interviewers observation skills.

[@barbaro267]

I remember being bored with him on the show. Anti-humor on a comedic talk show doesn't work. Thank goodness the other guests were there to kind of steer the show in a better direction instead of focusing on him.

[@frankjamesbonarrigo7162]

Harrison is hilarious

[@javiersds8081]

Graham Norton, Craig Ferguson and Conan O'Brien are my personal top 3 talk show hosts of all time.

[@stevencramsie9172]

Harrison Ford is NOT a Hollywood guy and never has been. He has a rural house in Wyoming, flies helicopters and vintage airplanes and loves wood working - he also happens to love acting. His dryness is his schtick, but he DEFINITELY has a sense of humor and has on many occasions appeared in bits to get a laugh. A lot of people just assume if you aren't Will Farrell or Jim Carrey, you're just a pissed off old man.

[@rkah6187]

He seems like a cool guy and definitely has a sort of dry, self-deprecating sense of humour. There was this one ATC conversation I heard (I like listening to ATC and pilot conversations) where he accidentally landed on a taxiway. He handled it amazing and the exchange between him and the tower was pretty funny.

[@LiamEFC.]

Love his talk show. It's nice having all the guests out at once.

[@herxmoy]

He is the best talk show host PERIOD

[@stinom5958]

Doesn't want to get him into trouble and then makes it painfully obvious who she means... Noone wants to feel like they will run the risk of being bad-mouthed after being on a show, no matter how justified. This question might be juicy, but it's not very considered.

[@hunterotails2015]

She?

[@vibraniumghost7822]

@@hunterotails2015 is that not correct?

[@sieekakhan6761]

I hope Graham Norton will one day write a tell all book

[@johnking5174]

When he decides to retire he will. In fact his current contract with the BBC concludes summer 2020 - so I hope he will renew it for a few more years, otherwise Friday nights here in the UK are going to be VERY boring.

[@loomick]

I hope he does a tell all audio book...

[@baokachi9767]

@@loomick that would be amazinh

[@sharonmullins1957]

THE BEST SHOW EVER: Matt Damon (who is a doll, and so kind), Hugh Bonneville, and Bill Murray!!!!!!!! All drunk and crazy funny.

[@singenstattatmen5096]

"You kill every room you enter!" XD Hahaha, would not want to be a celebrity Graham was thinking of. I wonder how many of the people who have been on happen to see this and now are thinking 'Oh God is he talking about me?!'. XD

[@da96103]

The guest's name rhymes with Moana.

[@uxwxl3332]

He was talking about Madonna

[@WarmLittleDiamond90]

When Richard Gere was on...that was painful. Physically hard to watch.

[@edwoll]

That man is by for the best talk show host that ever. And I think everybody's aware that we've had many great ones.

[@samgibbons4255]

You do not get Harrison Ford.

[@rstremcha]

He seemed surprised by her saying that about Harrison. He obviously didn't have a problem with him

[@VultureClone]

What's to get? He's a grumpy, crotchety old fart.

[@apseudonym]

he's a curmudgeon. i love him

[@apseudonym]

interviewer: "who shot first, greedo or han?" harrison: "i... don't care"

[@MrFessuoy18]

I agree. He was very funny both times. De Niro in the other hand was very stiff everytime but hey, he never pretended to be someone else, so we accept him as he is 😊

[@alisonfaulkner47]

I love his talk show. The best ever!

[@childofthesun32]

This is why I think Graham Norton is a way better interviewer than someone like Parkinson. Parkinson asks all these supposedly deep questions that the star has probably prepared for. Graham brings his guests out of that zone and tries to give you a glimpse of who they really are and what they're really like by, as he says, "seeing what makes them laugh".

[@alexgrant191]

She obviously doesn’t get Harrison or his sense of humour. He isn’t dull or ‘wooden’ as she put he is just incredibly sarcastic. He’s unlikely to answer a question properly as he is more likely to take the piss especially if it is a question he gets a lot. It’s just his style & personally I love his interviews/talk show appearances!

[@ALong-fo5so]

De Niro. But he can be on any interview, say nary a word and somehow it's fine. Legend.

[@thesprawl2361]

Like Conan this is just an area where he can't name names...it's his livelihood so I understand that. ...But the memoirs once he's retired should be interesting.

[@thesprawl2361]

@Hamish Munroe He's a better interviewer than Conan. He's not in the same universe as Conan comedically.

[@thesprawl2361]

@Hamish Munroe Conan's one of the funniest Americans of the last thirty years; also responsible for the most brilliant episodes of The Simpsons. So yeah, I rate him. And I'm not inherently interested in celebrities' opinions - the idea that just because someone's famous they're going to have anything interesting to say is not one I share.

[@thesprawl2361]

...So I don't really care about hosting skills.

[@thesprawl2361]

@Hamish Munroe Trotting out tedious put-downs of entire nationalities doesn't exactly inspire confidence in your critical faculties. You like your chat shows, fair enough; I'm not interested in any of that.

[@thesprawl2361]

@Hamish Munroe How would being interested in a prospective memoir by Graham Norton massively contradict my comment that I'm not "inherently interested" in the opinions of celebrities? I can only guess that you don't know what 'inherently' means, and you just glided over it like a cat watching at a physics lecture. And I don't know what it is, but I've obviously touched a nerve here. You need to stop being quite so comically chippy. I just don't agree with you, that's all. You're a big boy, you'll learn to accept it and move on, in time.

[@girlnextdoor7]

I think Ryan Gosling was also a little bit „wooden“.... until Greg Davies told his school story. Best ever!!

[@GodofMMA23]

Greg Davies..

[@b.a3595]

Craig David... Almost there might as well

[@oscarfun100]

That's not wooden. That's just who he is, lol.

[@danabarry81]

Ryan Gosling has a fantastic sense of humor, it’s just very, very dry humor. But I know the episode you’re talking about where Greg Davies tells about doing a “Jackson Pollock” in the bathroom of one of the schools he worked at. Hysterical stuff!

[@c0ronariu5]

Dana Barry I can just hear him yelling “FUCK!! FUUUCCKKKKK” now with all the kids listening through the microphone in the next room

[@No_OneV]

This was brutally honest. I wish more people would be like this

[@MrPtrlix]

Going off on Norton's point, Ryan Gosling really knew how to draw responses from Harrison Ford.

[@lelmdrWHO]

Graham Norton is everything

[@Raveityourway]

I want to see a full series of Graham bitching about the guests on his show now

[@akshaytrayner1960]

He is awesome

[@kagey03]

Love Graham Norton!

[@johnking5174]

He is back September 27th on BBC One!!

[@WomanNextDoor]

My favorite episode of Graham Norton was with Matt Damon, Hugh Bonniville, and the brilliant Bill Murray. Not a dud guest in sight.

[@sfinn85]

That was pure pandemonium from start to finish 😂

[@stargazer1313]

❤Graham Norton

[@leslieweiser5455]

I LOVE Graham Norton!

[@GoOdTaStE2123]

I’ve never seen him not sat in the ‘big boss’ seat aka the right side. 😂 it’s unnerving!

[@Seneca84]

I actually think that Harrison Ford was great on The Graham Norton Show, at least when he was promoting Blade Runner 2049 with Ryan Gosling.

[@RonanB99]

My favourite guest is Ricky Gervais. He's always a good laugh

[@johnking5174]

The Graham Norton Show returns for a new season on BBC One on Friday September 27th 2019 - I have been told BBC America will air it from early October 2019 on their channel as usual.

[@WmRob]

The best show on TV period.

[@petem4271]

Where does it say that an actor has to be a bubbly publicist? They do it because it helps sell a movie. Everybody has that one bit of the job they hate but their boss makes them do it.

[@yasyasyoa6]

Why do I feel pressure that I'm not gonna be funny enough even though I will never be a guest on his show

[@h0lly_blue]

I feel your pain

[@caryllmatilac2614]

Girl, you clearly don’t understand Harrison Ford’s humor.

[@hunterotails2015]

Girl?

[@ecabernet]

My favorite episode is when he had the cast from the Dukes of Hazzard. Never seen the show, but they were fantastic guests.

[@h0lly_blue]

oh man we're going _back_ with this comment, aren't we? that episode is at least 15 years old now, but I definitely agree with this, truly underrated actors

[@rkah6187]

Oh wow, I should watch that episode, my dad is a huge Dukes of Hazzard fan. I grew up on that show, he still playes it on the VCR every holiday.

[@Bobalicious]

Enthusiasm is contagious, as is a lack of it.

[@rickoneillable]

Nice to see Graham Norton getting recognition in the US now...

[@garyking1986]

This woman is living proof that Harrison’s tactics are working…

[@MzkZP]

Probably the best talk show on TV right now , I’m laughing my ass off the whole show , and Graham improvises so well when there’s a shitty guest on the show.

[@russellconner9898]

Harrison Ford was hilarious

[@petejones879]

My favourite guest on his show is Miriam Margoyles

[@massapower]

Graham Norton ... Best talk/ Variety TV show.... Pointe Finale 😎👍👍

[@2ndRatePetronius]

Greatest talk show host on the planet.

[@Paul_Wetor]

"Because _you're_ here! " at 1:21.

[@Danno_88]

The drunk Mark Wahlberg was the best episode ever 😂

[@PureGreggy]

He basically came out of the closet on worldwide tv.

[@sailesteele4372]

Love GN, though Ford's interview with Alison Hammond is a treat to watch

[@fionaobrien683]

Graham Norton doesn’t think he’s better than his guests. That’s why they love being on his show. You can see Graham’s puzzled look when she starts complaining about Harrison Ford.

[@mikepar2]

Alison Hammond seemed to crack that Celebrity

[@deniseking8019]

I love his show!!! I quit all of the US talk shows. I don’t understand why these people think their political views matter! Graham Norton is funny in his own right and brings out the funny in others!! Big names too!

[@organs]

Wow! I mean, no judgment on Graham-he’s fantastic-but this would make me really nervous to be on his show. Like I have to be entertaining to compete with who is next to me.

[@wozzi71]

The only time deniro seem to enjoyed being on his show

[@J-CBertrand-tp6bg]

San Holo? Never😂😂‼️

[@vanessag5449]

an icon

[@3lttlbrds]

Graham Noton is the best❤❤❤

[@TimelesslyModern]

Saying Harrison Ford is a boring guest is as American as it gets in terms of having a baby level sense of humour. Harrison is dry, witty, and an AWESOME guest.

[@greymouser8659]

The 'guests' who are there c/o marketing....rather than the talent vacuum. Oh to hear once 'But you can't act' (or, sing)

[@Reizermo]

Harrison Ford's interview grumpiness is a total act. That's his interview schtick. The un-cooperative, disinterested hack. I find it hilarious.

[@joshuagarbett]

It is qiute awful when somebody that’s being rude and abusive ACTUALLY THINKS THERE FUNNY, I often struggle greatly with this I often cry when I’ve got to remember that there actually hilarious

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

He'll always be Father Noel to me.

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

Or on the plane, or the very, very Dark Caves (aka Aiwee Caves in The Burren).

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

Ebony and Ivory.... HAHAHAHA!

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

The caravan episode, aka 'Hell,' was shot at Fanore Beach in The Burren. We stay near there for a couple of weeks every summer. My wife and I also recorded ourselves singing 'My Lovely Horse' in front of the Craggy Island Parochial House. We've even gone inside for tea and cake, lol.

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

@Hamish Munroe that's the one we did. I detuned my guitar especially for it, and we sang only one or two notes.

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

@Hamish Munroe wait, I can get this!

[@cl759]

Does he address them with full name surname combo through the whole episode regardless of how many times he speaks to them!?!?

[@boredstranger7522]

There are no terrible guests to a great host

[@pfft5275]

Calling out Harrison Ford is an odd choice because he is wooden for comic effect. Clips of his interviews are super popular because of how funny he is with that character.

[@Matt19matt19]

Harrison Ford was hilarious on this morning with alison hammond. So I dont think hes wooden. Search that interview anyone that's not seen it. With Ryan Gosling

[@Rob_-dv6ei]

I swear Graham is the only good TV celebrity talk show host - Jimmy Kimmel is really up himself, Jonathan Ross is the same - always making the story link to him, but Graham has such wit and charm but lets the celebrities talk and interact without interrupting.

[@JonAdamich]

She has such a lovely radio voice.

[@itsaashish]

She's referring to Harrison Ford 😃

[@mcrettable]

so being anxious is called "wooden" now?

[@robertr798]

NickB Her point was that their laughing disproves the notion that they’re wooden or not human.

[@totallybored5526]

Yes. Becoming stiff and unresponsive is a symptom of being anxious.

[@satho6440]

Being wooden is called wooden

[@diegom-a7970]

The worst guest is Gordon Ramsay, so rude One of the best moments in the show is the "girls over 12" killing joke

[@cl759]

So why was he invited, it's not like he radiates warmth on screen!?!

[@jordinapigrau4769]

Wasn't that Mark Ruffalo? When they were talking about phobias

[@oscarfun100]

@@jordinapigrau4769 Yes!

[@snoopymochi562]

I can’t tell whether this comment is a complaint or a praise.

[@diegom-a7970]

@@jackevans1092 sorry, english is not my first language

[@matthewvettel8619]

Thank you KZbin comments 'cause now I know who they're mostly referring to.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

Harrison Ford??? He was the most excited and engaged I’ve ever seen him on the Graham Norton show, his bit with Ryan Gosling was my all-time favourite. I think he just hates interviews and tends to prefer the gruff exterior, wooden is bs. But i get what she means that you rlly saw him open up

[@thomasr730]

I saw him even more excited, video is called "Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford Lose It at Hilarious Interview! | This Morning", highly recomended!

[@theplourde]

There was an episode a few years ago where Karen Gillan was virtually ignored by Graham and the guests and was asked maybe two questions.

[@da96103]

It could be editing. Because the live show is way longer than the TV run.

[@natalieybarra5207]

Duds on the show IMO have been Usher, Brit Robertson, Robert De Nero, This one where James Corden was hitting on Jessica Biel made me cringe, Mark Whalberg, Zac Efron and Cameron Diaz. im sure there is many more but those are ones that i can think of off the top of my head.