True although some of Jimmy Fallon's games have multiple celebrities playing and I think they're fun.

Wouldn't matter if they had, none come close to how comfortable Norton is making his guests.

American shows don’t compare to Graham’s. He’s a great host and the multiple guest thing is great. Flows well with questions for all. Let’s them drink and just interact with one another.

James cordon tried to replicate Morton’s format but it just isn’t the same, it’s kind of awkward

pays more less air time

Same HAHAHA

I thought about this combination!!!!! 😅😅

idk why i initially read it as potato pascal

This is the way. 🔫

100%

Not of all-time....I can think of at least 15 others who rank higher than him

Thank you.

God's work buddy!

you’re darling

Thanks for that, I had no idea who most of those people were apart from Taylor Swift and Eddie Redmayne. Still don't other than the ones you listed.

I was once at his concert, which was basically a one-man show with music. He is HILARIOUS

Man doesn't understand meaning of pseudonyms )

Yeah. If the audience is six years old and has an IQ of six.

He's the son of one of the Doctor's from Doctor Who

@@GeekishChic75. Not his son, he is a second cousin once removed to Scottish actor Peter Capaldi, who appears in one of his music videos, Lewis Capaldi: Someone You Loved (2019).😌

I imagine he stinks though.

@@tupachussain7489 Hey, that’s a bit rude. But it wouldn’t matter she loves him and his music. When she was in HS and we were on volleyball roadtrips she played a lot of his music. She felt very connected to it. I had no idea he was so funny.

​@@tupachussain7489 unless you can smell him while he sings, its no big deal

I know. I felt so bad when Graham said Anya Taylor Joy's fear was "legitimate" (implying Anna Maxwell Martin's fruit bowl phobia is not legitimate). Like yes, the fruit bowl isn't a rational fear (that's the whole deal with phobias, they are irrational), but that doesn't mean it's not a very real, deeply experienced fear. And it's dismissive and demeaning to imply someone's phobia isn't legitimate. Also, I can't believe they put it on the set when she specifically asked them not to. Couldn't they have put something else there lol. Or maybe it was all a bit, even the phobia...idk anymore.

As someone who has this very odd phobia, for many reasons. Too many to specify which is why she responded with a wave and ‘it’s the whole thing’ remark was one hundred percent real. Thank you for seeing that, as odd as it was, it was very real and your comment of feeling sympathetic. Very kind. ☮️

@@jbrubin8274is it only when the fruit is in the bowl? It sounded like the person “doesn’t eat fruit at all” and that seems odd. But if it’s just how it’s displayed then that seems like a very easily solved issue for this program?

@@fightclub6291 You’re right, that isn’t the issue, though there are some. But I at least love fruit and you’re one hundred percent correct. For most a simple switch up with the presentation is the easiest fix. Problem solved for many, certainly me. 🙌💯

​@@jbrubin8274 Yeah I thought it was inappropriate and invasive to put her on the spot and ask her live, publicly on the show to explain her real phobia (assuming she didn't specifically offer to talk about it before the show), which is very personal. It would be okay if she had offered to talk about it before the show, but based on her reaction I have a feeling she didn't consent to that. Or maybe she did consent, but obviously wasn't expected to be confronted with her phobia on live television, hence her body language.

Had to google it but i agree 100%

US Celebs….

I, an American, don't watch American talk shows. Now that I've watched some clips from this, I wish I could watch it somewhere. Aside from YT.

One American guest said during the show "This is the most fun I've ever had on a talk show." It's very believable. British stars are relaxed and say outrageous things and the Americans get to be caught up in the flow. It's nothing like the semi-planned out 7 minute bits on American talk shows.

Hello how are you doing

Right, here I thought it was related to the meaning of the word: mugshot, along the lines of what Graham Norton was saying.🤔☺️

Being from London, mug can mean face, like "whats your ugly mug doing here" :)

​​@@colingreengrass6751 as a noun I've also heard it used the same way in Canada and the US; an informal term for someone's face. So I just looked it up to check and apparently it can also be a British slang for someone stupid or gullible... So the other way around of Miz's comment? I guess that's what Lizzo was referring to.

Ah, thanks. This is news to me.

@@NicholasTambunan Mug = same as U.S. to steal from someone through force Mug = a face _"That bloke has one ugly mug"_ Mug = Someone who is easily fooled. _"Are you asking me to believe that? I'm no mug."_

He probably got the idea from Bart prank on The Simpsons when he prank calls Moe. Bart does one called "Anita Bath"

Fleur East (British singer/dancer/presenter).

@@lincliff663 Thank you! 🤓

She is divinely beautiful! 😍

They are season break, they will resume in autumn 🍁

@@delilah28100 😩almost 6 months

Eugene Levy

Schitt’s Creek, among many other things.

The people who saved this comment in a text file on their desktop and paste it in the comments under every freaking video from this channel, I'd warrant.

It could be that once they started filming the producers realized how bad the brown teeth looked on the screen and that it took attention away from the actress and song so they scrapped it.

I felt ya

Anya Taylor-Joy

Made me think of people wearing hospital gowns backwards…

Don't know, but what a hero.

It's a tv show my dude

@@stephenwhelan2673 Thank you 👍

I believe the red flower is a poppy in celebration of the lives and memories of fallen soldiers. It's sort of like Memorial Day in the U.S.

November 11. Armistice Day. For Americans, held on “Veterans Day.”

Not sure what you mean by "Hugh Jackson." Lay off the booze. 👀

Well, good for you. Now go shut up. Who cares?

The cow print one

Why?