Graham Norton Show renewed for three more seasons through 2029

The Graham Norton Show has been renewed for three additional seasons at the BBC, extending the longrunning talk show's run through at least 2029 and ensuring it will mark its 20th anniversary on the network. The deal, overseen by production company So Television, was announced as Season 33 continues to air and days after an episode that featured pop star Taylor Swift alongside actors Cillian Murphy, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner‑Smith, Domhnall Gleeson and singer Lewis Capaldi.

Under the agreement Norton and So Television will produce three further seasons for BBC One and the iPlayer streaming service, with Season 34 due to begin next year. Financial terms were not disclosed. So Television is co-founded by Norton and Graham Stuart and is backed by ITV Studios. Graham Stuart, So Television managing director and an executive producer on the show, said he was pleased the BBC had committed to the future of the programme.

Graham Norton said hosting the show remained a privilege. Norton added he was “thrilled that the BBC are allowing me to continue for another three years” and that the team looked forward to “bringing the world’s brightest stars into the homes of the great British public.”...