It’s Friday.
There’s plenty of reasons for you to tune into The Graham Norton Show this week and foremost among them is the presence of Derry Girls star Siobhan McSweeney. You may recognise her for her portrayal of Sister Michael on the hit Channel 4 comedy.
She’ll be on to talk about her new role, presenting The Great Pottery Throw Down.
There’ll also be something for fans of Bridgerton as star Regé-Jean Page will also be on the couch, or chairs with all the social distancing these days.
Page plays Simon Bassett, the Duke of Hastings, and has been one of the most popular stars of the show.
Dave Grohl must be doing the rounds these days as he’ll be appearing on both The Late Late Show and Graham Norton Show tonight.
He’ll be on via Zoom to promote the latest Foo Fighters album, Medicine at Midnight, which is about to be released in Ireland.
Felicity Kendal will be on to talk about her musical theatre debut in, Anything Goes.
To provide some comedic relief, meanwhile, Alan Carr will discuss his new role hosting Interior Design Masters.
There’ll also be a musical number from Jessie Ware, who performs her new single ‘Remember Where You Are’.
The Graham Norton Show airs Fridays at 10.45pm on BBC One.
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