The Graham Norton Show Show Summary, Upcoming Episodes and TV Guide

The first of two compilations of highlights from the recent series, featuring a host of stars including Will Smith, Olivia Colman, Tom Holland, Miriam Margolyes, Salma Hayek, Ian McKellen, Andie MacDowell, Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, Dame Judi Dench, Daniel Craig, Zendaya, Ed Sheeran and many more.

Among the guests joining Graham tonight: Oscar-nominated Brit Andrew Garfield, talking about his role in the critically acclaimed Tick, Tick... Boom!; writer and performer Dawn French; Magic Mike star Channing Tatum, promoting his canine-buddy road-trip movie Dog; Strictly dance pro Johannes Radebe, now presenting his solo show Freedom; and top comic Rob Beckett, co-presenter of the hit podcast Parenting Hell. Music comes from Natalie Imbruglia, who performs her single Nothing Missing.

Graham's guests are Friends star Courteney Cox, promoting her new comedy horror series Shining Vale, Rocketman star Taron Egerton, making his West End debut in Mike Bartlett's hit play Cock, Hollywood Brit Minnie Driver, presenting her new podcast Minnie Questions, Oscar-nominated Pulp Fiction star Uma Thurman, promoting new thriller series Suspicion, and Ariana DeBose, playing Anita in Steven Spielberg's West Side Story. With music from Lola Young, performing her new single So Sorry.

Joining Graham tonight: actor and director Kenneth Branagh, talking about his highly acclaimed biographical movie Belfast; Line of Duty star Vicky McClure, in new drama Trigger Point; Rachel Zegler, playing Maria in Steven Spielberg's new film adaptation of West Side Story; and comedian Rose Matafeo, returning with series two of her hit sitcom Starstruck. With music from Scottish singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé, who performs her new single Brighter Days.

Graham kicks off the new year with a sparkling line-up of guests, including the star of The Hobbit and The Office, Martin Freeman, in new BBC police drama The Responder, double-Oscar-winning Hollywood great Denzel Washington, in Joel Coen's film The Tragedy of Macbeth, top comic Josh Widdicombe and Nina Sosanya, starring in new prison drama Screw. With music from James Morrison, performing his new single Don't Mess With Love.

Joining Graham tonight: Hollywood star Keanu Reeves, returning to his greatest sci-fi role in The Matrix Resurrections, Oscar-winning British actor Olivia Colman, talking about her role in the acclaimed real-life murder drama Landscapers, award-winning actor and singer Cynthia Erivo, fresh from her stint as Strictly guest judge and comedian and actor Jack Whitehall, starring in Clifford the Big Red Dog. With music from Rag 'n' Bone Man, who performs his new single Fall in Love Again.

Joining Graham tonight: Hollywood superstar Will Smith, currently playing Venus and Serena Williams's father in King Richard, talking about his autobiography Will; TV host Richard Osman, whose new novel is The Man Who Died Twice; the creator of the smash hit Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda, directing new musical drama Tick, Tick… Boom!; and comedy couple Chris and Rosie Ramsey, promoting the tour of their hit podcast Shagged. Married. Annoyed. Music comes from Yola, who performs Starlight from her album Stand for Myself.

Joining Graham tonight: the return of the irrepressible Miriam Margolyes, talking about her autobiography This Much is True; comic actor Paul Rudd, in Ghostbusters: Afterlife; legendary director Ron Howard, talking about his Hollywood memoir The Boys; Oscar winner Halle Berry, in new sports drama Bruised; and national treasure Stephen Fry, promoting his latest book Fry's Ties. Plus music from Gregory Porter, who performs Revival.

Joining Graham in the studio: Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne and Irish actress Jessie Buckley, together in Cabaret in the West End; comedian and writer Stephen Merchant; and Strictly star Motsi Mabuse; and the great Ian McKellen, currently starring in The Cherry Orchard, drops in for a chat. Plus music from Elton John and Charlie Puth, who perform After All from Elton's The Lockdown Sessions.

Amongst the guests joining Graham in the studio tonight: Killing Eve star Jodie Comer, in the new Ridley Scott epic The Last Duel; Four Weddings star Andie MacDowell, talking about Netflix dramedy Maid; award-winning singer and star of Pose, Billy Porter; the star and creator of BBC comedy-drama Back to Life, Daisy Haggard; and pop group Texas, who perform their new single Unbelievable.

Graham is joined by the stars of the long-awaited James Bond film, No Time to Die. In his final appearance as 007, Daniel Craig is joined by French star Lea Seydoux, British actress Lashana Lynch and the Oscar-winning star of Bohemian Rhapsody, Rami Malek. With music and chat from global superstar Ed Sheeran, who performs his single Shivers.

The first of two compilations of highlights from the series, featuring a host of stars including George Clooney, Gal Gadot, Tom Hanks, Jessica Chastain, Hugh Grant, Dolly Parton, Samuel L. Jackson, Kylie Minogue, Arsène Wenger, Nicola Adams, Dua Lipa, Bruce Springsteen, Kristin Scott Thomas, Nicole Kidman, Gary Barlow, Viola Davis, Michael J. Fox, Tina Fey, Emily Blunt, Jamie Dornan, Mariah Carey, Bill Bailey and many more.

Joining Graham tonight: Hollywood greats Octavia Spencer and Melissa McCarthy, together in superhero comedy Thunder Force; the co-stars of spy series Intelligence, David Schwimmer and Nick Mohammed; top comic Frank Skinner; and singer and star of RuPaul's Drag Race Michelle Visage, who chats and is joined by Steps to perform Heartbreak in This City.

Among the guests joining Graham tonight: comic actor Amy Poehler, star and director of the rebellious new comedy Moxie, singer-songwriter Nick Jonas, promoting his new album Spaceman, actor Leonie Elliott, Lucille in BBC favourite Call the Midwife, comic Rob Beckett, hosting his podcast Lockdown Parenting Hell and Hollywood star Jennifer Garner, talking about her family comedy Yes Day. With music from singer-songwriter Tom Odell.

Among the guests joining Graham tonight: Hollywood star Kate Winslet, talking about her role in romantic Victorian drama Ammonite; versatile actor Stanley Tucci, portraying a writer with dementia in Supernova; Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean star Orlando Bloom, in powerful revenge drama Retaliation; writer and comedian Aisling Bea; and rising British star Kingsley Ben-Adir, in new sci-fi anthology Soulmates. With music from Silk City featuring Ellie Goulding, who perform New Love.

Joining Graham tonight: Oscar-nominated Get Out star Daniel Kaluuya, in crime biopic Judas and the Black Messiah, Hollywood star Sienna Miller, talking about her surreal drama Wander Darkly, Hustle star Adrian Lester, promoting the live-streaming new play Hymn, actor Mayim Bialik (Blossom, The Big Bang Theory) starring in new Miranda-based sitcom Call Me Kat, and top comics (and husband and wife) Marcus Brigstocke and Rachel Parris. With music from British singer-songwriter Arlo Parks, who performs her current single Caroline.

Joining Graham this week: Hollywood star Sam Neill, in new Australian comedy drama Rams, actor Billie Piper, talking about her film Rare Beasts, which she wrote, directed and stars in, Cold Feet star James Nesbitt, in new Northern Ireland-set BBC series Bloodlands, comedian Andi Osho, promoting her debut novel Asking for a Friend and music legend Tom Jones, who chats and performs his new single No Hole in My Head.

Among the guests joining Graham tonight: Bodyguard and Durrells star Keeley Hawes, in new drama series Finding Alice; actor and writer Noel Clarke (Doctor Who) back in cop drama Bulletproof: South Africa; hilarious comic Daniel Sloss; Hollywood star Rebel Wilson, teaming up with Ant Middleton (SAS: Who Dares Wins) for a Mexican adventure in Straight Talking; and hit film-maker M Night Shyamalan, talking about his new psychological horror series Servant. With music from Jake Bugg, who performs his current single All I Need.

Joining Graham tonight: Hollywood superstar George Clooney, in new sci-fi film The Midnight Sky, Michael Sheen and David Tennant, playing bickering, locked-down actors in the second series of Staged, Oscar winner Viola Davis, in American drama Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, comic actress and writer Daisy May Cooper, star of This Country, Vanessa Kirby (The Crown, Mission Impossible), starring in the searing domestic drama Pieces of a Woman and Michael Ball and Alfie Boe, who perform Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.

Among the guests joining Graham tonight: actor and writer Stephen Fry, promoting Troy, his latest reworking of the Greek myths, Mamma Mia star Amanda Seyfried, in new David Fincher film Mank, top TV chef Jamie Oliver, whose 7 Ways breathes new life into staple ingredients, Back to the Future star and Parkinson's disease activist Michael J Fox, discussing his memoir No Time Like the Future: An Optimist Considers Mortality, comedian Tom Allen, talking about his memoir No Shame and actor Nina Sosanya (W1A, Killing Eve) in Christmas drama Roald & Beatrix: The Tail of the Curious Mouse. Also, a special appearance by Dolly Parton, who performs I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus.

Among the guests joining Graham tonight: actor Hugh Grant, starring in psychological thriller The Undoing; TV cook and food writer Nigella Lawson, talking about her new book Cook, Eat, Repeat; Hollywood stars Jamie Foxx and Tina Fey, voicing the new Disney animation Soul; comedian Romesh Ranganathan, promoting his new book As Good As It Gets: Life Lessons from a Reluctant Adult; and six-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams, starring in the latest film from Ron Howard, Hillbilly Elegy. With music from Dua Lipa, who performs her song Levitating.

Among the guests joining Graham tonight: Irish actor and singer Jessie Buckley, starring in Charlie Kaufman's Netflix drama I'm Thinking of Ending Things; comedian and Strictly contestant Bill Bailey, presenting his Remarkable Guide to Happiness; Oscar-winning Hollywood star Octavia Spencer, in the new film adaptation of Roald Dahl's The Witches; BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner, presenting his candid documentary Being Frank: The Frank Gardner Story; and one of our most successful and best-loved children's authors, David Walliams, whose latest book is a WWII adventure, Code Name Bananas. With music from Dermot Kennedy, who performs his current single Giants.

Joining Graham tonight are football manager Arsene Wenger, whose new autobiography is called My Life in Red and White, Hollywood star Samuel L Jackson, presenter of the documentary Enslaved: The Lost History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, with his wife Latanya Richardson Jackson, actress and comedian Dawn French, promoting her new novel Because of You, and cricketer and Top Gear presenter Freddie Flintoff, whose new book Right, Said Fred mocks the absurdities of modern life. With music from recent Mercury Prize winner Michael Kiwanuka, who performs his current single, Light.

The show returns to normal service with a stellar line-up of guests, both in-studio and connecting remotely. Joining Graham are Dolly Parton, Rupert Everett, Lolly Adefope, Riz Ahmed, Sara Pascoe and musical guest Roisin Murphy, who performs her single Murphy's Law.

Joining Graham on his virtual sofa are: global pop superstar Lady Gaga, talking about her new album Chromatica, Captain America Chris Evans and Downton's Michelle Dockery, together in crime drama series Defending Jacob, Hollywood star Josh Gad (Frozen, and Beauty and the Beast), in new musical animated sitcom Central Park and Chewing Gum star Michaela Coel, in new BBC drama I May Destroy You. Singer-songwriter Niall Horan chats and gives a home performance of his single Black and White.

Joining Graham on his virtual sofa tonight: actor and comedian Will Ferrell, starring in new comedy film Eurovision, funny lady Miranda Hart, triple Oscar-nominated Mark Ruffalo, playing twin brothers in I Know This Much is True and the stars of BBC drama Normal People, Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones. Plus a special home music performance by Pose star Billy Porter of his new single For What it's Worth.

On Graham's virtual sofa: the King of Cool, actor Jeff Goldblum; Harry Potter star Imelda Staunton; cult documentary maker Louis Theroux; master mentalist Lior Suchard; and music from Brit-Award winner Mabel.

Graham is joined on his virtual sofa by Star Trek and X-Men star Patrick Stewart, who serenades his wife Sunny Ozell with a Shakespeare sonnet; Westworld star Thandie Newton, who demonstrates an unusual make-up tutorial; and the writer and star of Afterlife, Ricky Gervais. With a special musical performance from her home in Paris by Christine and the Queens, a look at some of the worst home haircuts on offer, and more red chair stories from viewers around the world. 

Highlights from the series, with guests including Robert De Niro, Bruce Springsteen, Olivia Colman, Hillary Clinton, Jodie Whittaker, Hugh Grant and Tom Hanks.

Together on Graham's sofa, Hollywood star Mark Ruffalo, in new legal thriller Dark Waters, Friends star David Schwimmer and British comedian and writer Nick Mohammed, together in new spy comedy Intelligence and Episodes star Tamsin Greig, in Julian Fellowes' new period drama Belgravia. With music from singer-songwriter Alicia Keys, who performs her new single Underdog.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight, the stars of new fantasy adventure Dolittle, Iron Man Robert Downey Jr and Oscar-winner Emma Thompson. Also actor Hugh Laurie, who appears in The Personal History of David Copperfield, Monty Python's Terry Gilliam, director of The Man Who Killed Don Quixote and music from Sara Bareilles, performing She Used to Be Mine from her musical Waitress.

Joining Graham on his sofa tonight: British actors-turned-Hollywood stars DANIEL RADCLIFFE and ALAN CUMMING, together on the West End stage in Beckett's 'Endgame', the irrepressible MIRIAM MARGOLYES, talking about the latest series of 'Call the Midwife', actor and writer SHARON HORGAN ('Catastrophe', 'Pulling'), starring in inspirational real-life drama 'Military Wives' and singer-songwriter CRAIG DAVID, performing a track from his classic album 'Born To Do It' (celebrating 20 years since its release)..

Graham is joined by Oscar winners Dame Judi Dench and Jennifer Hudson, who talk about the new film version of Cats. Hollywood stars Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey discuss their new action thriller The Gentlemen. And everyone's favourite crooner Michael Buble drops in for a chat. Plus music guests Coldplay, with an exclusive performance from their new album Everyday Life.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea, co-authors of The Book of Gutsy Women, superstar chef and campaigner Jamie Oliver, whose latest cookbook is Veg and comedian and actor David Mitchell, talking about his collection of satirical columns, Dishonesty is the Second-Best Policy. With music from Kesha, who performs her current single Raising Hell.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Oscar winner Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter, joining The Crown as the Queen and Princess Margaret respectively, Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman, in new action thriller 21 Bridges and comedian and actor Richard Ayoade, talking about his book Ayoade on Top. With music from Niall Horan, who performs Nice to Meet Ya.

Jason Momoa, Emilia Clarke, Regina King and Ross Noble join Graham Norton on his sofa.

Aquaman star Momoa is in futuristic TV drama See, Game of Thrones' Clarke stars in romantic comedy Last Christmas, Oscar winner King is promoting HBO series Watchmen and top comic Noble is on tour with new show Humournoid. With music from Camila Cabello, who performs Liar.

On Graham's sofa tonight: in a rare UK talk show appearance, Bruce Springsteen discusses his new documentary Western Stars. Robert De Niro talks about his role in Martin Scorsese's The Irishman, Sienna Miller talks about family drama American Woman and actor Paul Rudd talks about his new TV series Living with Yourself. Plus music from James Blunt, who performs Cold from his new album.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight are Oscar-winner Dame Helen Mirren, starring in new TV drama Catherine the Great, comedian and actor Jack Whitehall, author, adventurer and documentary-maker Simon Reeve, and the one and only RuPaul, bringing his hit show to the BBC in RuPaul's Drag Race UK. With music from Danish popsters Alphabeat.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood superstar Tom Hanks, voicing Woody the Cowboy once more in Toy Story 4, Oscar-winner Gwyneth Paltrow, promoting the In Goop Health summit and from Spider-Man: Far From Home, stars Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal. With music from British rap star Stormzy.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: everyone's favourite hot vicar, Fleabag's Andrew Scott, now starring in Black Mirror, Stephen Fry, on tour with Mythos: A Trilogy, singer Paloma Faith, now turned actor to play the villain in Batman TV prequel Pennyworth and top comic Lee Mack, promoting Horrible Histories: The Movie. With music from Bastille, who perform their current single Joy.

Sophie Turner says it's nice to be able to tell all about Game of Thrones, Michael Fassbender feels lucky to have been part of X-Men, Jessica Chastain reveals she based her character on Tilda Swinton, James McAvoy talks about the pact the X-Men made and Taylor Swift gives a spectacular performance of Me.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood superstar Will Smith, playing the Genie in the new live-action Aladdin, together with his co-star Naomi Scott, who plays Princess Jasmine, comedian Kevin Hart, lending his voice to The Secret Life of Pets 2, Oscar winner Octavia Spencer, star of new psychological horror film Ma and Shakespears Sister performs live in the studio.

Together on Graham's sofa are Long Shot co-stars Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen, Ferris Bueller himself, Matthew Broderick, making his West End debut in The Starry Messenger and Zac Efron playing serial killer Ted Bundy in Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile.

With music from pop legends The Specials, who perform their current single Embarrassed By You.

Graham is joined by Hollywood stars Chris Hemsworth and Paul Rudd, starring together in new Marvel blockbuster Avengers: End Game, Oscar-winner Julianne Moore, star of the acclaimed drama Gloria Bell, and Kit Harington, who discusses the final season of Game of Thrones. With music from Brits breakthrough act Tom Walker, who performs Just You and I.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: star of stage and screen Sir Patrick Stewart, in fantasy adventure The Kid Who Would Be King, comedy genius Ricky Gervais, talking about dark new sitcom After Life, actress Regina King, Oscar-nominated for her performance in If Beale Street Could Talk, Chiwetel Ejiofor, director and star of the inspiring The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind and music from Jack Savoretti, who performs his latest single Candlelight.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: Dame Judi Dench and Sir Kenneth Branagh, together as Anne Hathaway and William Shakespeare in new drama All Is True, world heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua, Swedish star Noomi Rapace, in new action thriller Close and the always-hilarious Greg Davies. With music from Claire Richards, who performs the single These Wings.

James McAvoy talks about working with Bruce Willis, Sarah Paulson reveals how she got Samuel L Jackson to like her, Richard E Grant celebrates losing his awards virginity, Steve Coogan and John C Reilly talk about friendship and Westlife perform live in the studio.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood hunk and ex-Game of Thrones star Jason Momoa, starring in new blockbuster Aquaman, dancer and Strictly judge Dame Darcey Bussell, presenting her new book of photographs Evolved, top comic Bill Bailey, talking about his latest show Larks In Transit and musical guests Little Mix, who perform their new single Think About Us.

Guests include Oscar-nominated actor and comedian Steve Carell, who stars in new fantasy drama Welcome to Marwen, national treasure Dawn French, who is making her panto debut in Snow White at the London Palladium, Black Panther star Michael B Jordan, who is reprising his boxing role in Creed 2, and actress Ruth Wilson, who discusses the new BBC drama Mrs Wilson. Plus music and chat from Cheryl, who performs her new single Love Made Me Do it.

Star of stage and screen Ian McKellen talks about his one-man stage show, Oscar-nominated Brit Carey Mulligan reflects on her role in new US drama Wildlife and Kingsman star Taron Egerton chats about playing Robin of Loxley in the latest big-screen retelling of Robin Hood. Last, but certainly not least, Michael Buble chats and performs I Only Have Eyes for You from his new album. Providing there's time, another bunch of intrepid audience members attempts to recount an anecdote from the dreaded red chair.

Eddie Redmayne and Jude Law discuss their wand skills, Melissa McCarthy talks about Sean Spicer, Emma Stone jokes about being corseted and Rick Astley performs live in the studio.

Graham's guests tonight are veteran comedian, actor and writer Whoopi Goldberg, The Fall and Fifty Shades star Jamie Dornan, Oscar-nominated actress and star of Gone Girl Rosamund Pike and singer and actor Harry Connick Jr. With music from South Korean boyband BTS, who perform Idol.

Graham is joined by multi-Oscar-nominated Bradley Cooper and pop superstar Lady Gaga, together in the hotly anticipated musical romance A Star Is Born; Broadchurch star Jodie Whittaker, about to begin her new incarnation on BBC1's Doctor Who; double Oscar nominee Ryan Gosling, playing astronaut Neil Armstrong in biopic First Man; and the legendary Rod Stewart, who performs his current single Didn't I.

The guests on Graham's sofa are Cher and Christine Baranski, who star in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, Rupert Everett who talks about directing, writing and starring in his new film about Oscar Wilde, The Happy Prince and Natalie Dormer who discusses Picnic at Hanging Rock.

The guests on Graham's sofa are Olympic and world champion sprinter Usain Bolt, taking part in Soccer Aid 2018, Channing Tatum, talking about his new stage show Magic Mike Live, comedian Jennifer Saunders and her actress daughter Beattie Edmondson, starring together in Disney film Patrick, and Rob Brydon, who is starring in new British comedy Swimming with Men. Plus music from Florence and the Machine, who perform Hunger.

The guests on Graham's sofa are Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard and Jeff Goldblum, who star together in new sequel Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Plus music from Jake Shears, who performs Creep City.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa are Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Josh Brolin, starring together in irreverent superhero sequel Deadpool 2, sporting icon and Unicef ambassador David Beckham, Bafta-nominated actor Vanessa Kirby, appearing in Julie at the National Theatre, and music legend Joan Armatrading, chatting and performing I Like It When We're Together from her new album.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa are Pirates and Lord of the Rings star Orlando Bloom, who is on the West End stage in Killer Joe, and comedian Stephen Merchant who is voicing new animation Sherlock Gnomes. Plus music from SuRie, performing the UK's Eurovision entry Storm.

Graham is joined by Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Oscar-nominated star of Moonlight and James Bond Naomie Harris, starring together in monster movie Rampage, and Sherlock and The Hobbit star Martin Freeman, appearing in horror anthology Ghost Stories. Roger Daltrey performs his new single As Long as I Have You.

Graham's guests include Margot Robbie and Allison Janney, both Oscar-nominated for their roles in the drama based on a true story, I, Tonya and Daniel Kaluuya, Oscar-nominated for Get Out and currently appearing in Marvel's Black Panther. Also joining Graham is Oscar-winner Alicia Vikander, who stars as Lara Croft in the new Tomb Raider movie. Plus music from singer-songwriter Camila Cabello, who performs Havana.

Graham's guests include musician, entrepreneur and The Voice judge will.i.am and stage and screen actor Imelda Staunton, who stars in the new romantic comedy Finding Your Feet. Also appearing are Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr, due to take the role of Billy Flynn in Chicago, and musical guest George Ezra, performing the song Paradise.

Graham Norton's guests are Dame Helen Mirren from the supernatural horror film Winchester, the Oscar-nominated actor Liam Neeson, who stars in the action thriller The Commuter, and Jamie Dornan, who stars in Fifty Shades Freed, the final part of the erotic trilogy. Singer-songwriter Sigrid performs her song Strangers.

Joining Graham Norton are Will Smith, starring in new sci-fi police drama Bright, Jenna Coleman, starring in the Victoria Christmas special, and celebrity chef and restauranteur Jamie Oliver, talking about his hit new book 5 Ingredients. With music from Keane frontman Tom Chaplin, who performs Midnight Mass from his album Twelve Tales of Christmas.

Joining Graham Norton are Jessica Chastain, Oscar-nominated star of The Help and Zero Dark Thirty, comedian and writer Dawn French, Pitch Perfect actress Rebel Wilson, and Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart and Jack Black, stars of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. Plus music from Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, who perform Holy Mountain.

Graham Norton is joined by Strictly judge Shirley Ballas and actors Mel Gibson, Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg and John Lithgow, with music from Kesha, who performs Learn to Let Go.

Graham Norton is joined by Judi Dench, Kenneth Branagh, Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Josh Gad who all star in the new movie version of Murder on the Orient Express. Plus music from St. Vincent, who performs the single Los Ageless.

Graham Norton is joined by Hillary Clinton, discussing What Happened, her account of 2016's US presidential election, Jeff Goldblum, appearing in Thor: Ragnarok, Gerard Butler, appearing in Geostorm, and comedian Jack Whitehall. Plus music from Grammy-winning jazz and soul singer Gregory Porter.

Graham is joined by Kate Winslet and Idris Elba, who star in the romance disaster movie The Mountain Between Us, and Chris Rock. Plus music and chat from Liam Gallagher, who performs his latest single For What It's Worth.

A compilation of highlights from the current series, featuring Morgan Freeman, Sir Michael Caine, Diane Keaton, Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn, Sir Patrick Stewart, Nicole Kidman, Mark Wahlberg, Salma Hayek, ZacEfron, Rachel Weisz, Michael Fassbender, Hugh Jackman, Sir Ian McKellen, Tom Cruise and Dame Judi Dench.

Graham is joined by Mark Wahlberg, who stars in Transformers: The Last Knight; Tom Holland, in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Sienna Miller, in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Apollo Theatre, Woody Harrelson and AndySerkis, together in War for the Planet of the Apes, and singer-songwriter Alison Moyet, who performs The Rarest Birds.

Graham is joined by Tom Cruise and Annabelle Wallis, starring in new movie 'The Mummy' and Zac Efron, promoting the movie revival of 'Baywatch.' Singer-songwriter Beth Ditto performs her single 'Fire.'

Among the guests on Graham's sofa are Oscar winner Nicole Kidman, starring in Civil War drama 'The Beguiled;' musician Keith Urban; theatre and screen star Alan Cumming, talking about his memoir 'You Gotta Get Bigger Dreams' and singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow, who performs 'Be Myself.'

On Graham's sofa this time are Hollywood legend Diane Keaton, talking about her new movie 'Hampstead,' two-time Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain, starring in 'Miss Sloane,' Kevin Bacon chatting about his new Amazon series 'I Love Dick,' and Michael Fassbender, reprising his android role in 'Alien: Covenant.' With musical guests Gorillaz, performing 'We Got the Power.'

Graham's guests are Harry Styles, Brendan O'Carroll, Vicky McClure and Rob Brydon.

On Graham's sofa are Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman, both starring in Going in Style, Jack Whitehall and Gemma Whelan, who are in new BBC drama Decline and Fall, and Take That.

On Graham's sofa are Tom Hiddleston, Ruth Wilson, Ricky Gervais, Daniel Radcliffe and Joshua McGuire. Plus music from Tinie Tempah.

On Graham's sofa are four-time Oscar nominee Annette Bening, starring in the critically acclaimed 20th Century Women, former Spiderman Andrew Garfield, appearing in Angels in America at the National Theatre, Britain's longest-serving female MP, Harriet Harman, to discuss her memoir A Woman's Work, and rising British star Asa Butterfield, in new sci-fi The Space Between Us. Plus music from Elbow, who perform their new single Magnificent (She Says).

On Graham's sofa are Oscar-winning Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey, promoting new crime adventure Gold, and singing star Ed Sheeran, who chats and performs.

On Graham's sofa are Will Smith, Helen Mirren and Naomie Harris, appearing together in ensemble drama Collateral Beauty, and Sherlock actor Martin Freeman, talking about the new series of Sherlock. There is also music from Katie Melua, who performs The Little Swallow.

Graham is joined by Star Wars actor and writer Carrie Fisher, talking about her new book The Princess Diarist; artist Grayson Perry, promoting his book The Descent of Man; new QI presenter and comedian Sandi Toksvig; and Great British Bake-Off favourite Nadiya Hussain.

Graham is joined by Tom Hanks, starring in Sully as the pilot who crash-landed his airliner in the Hudson river with no loss of life, British star Gemma Arterton, playing Joan of Arc in the classic play Saint Joan, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, playing the NSA whistleblower in Snowden, and athlete Mo Farah. With music from Olly Murs, who performs Grow Up.

Graham is joined by Oscar-winning actor and director Ben Affleck, starring in new action thriller The Accountant, Sir David Attenborough, who is presenting BBC One's Planet Earth II, and ex-Doctor Who star Matt Smith and Wolf Hall's Claire Foy, starring as Prince Philip and the Queen in Netflix series The Crown.

Sting performs I Can't Stop Thinking About You from his new album.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa are Hollywood great Tom Cruise, starring in Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, and his co-star Cobie Smulders, Brit star Jude Law, appearing in the new series The Young Pope, comedian and actress Catherine Tate, and rock band Kings of Leon, performing new single Waste a Moment.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa are Star Wars and Trainspotting star Ewan McGregor, actor, producer and director Danny DeVito, comedian and actress Miranda Hart, Jurassic Park star Sam Neill and comic John Bishop. Musical guest Amber Riley performs And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going, from Dreamgirls.

A compilation of highlights from series 19, featuring Jennifer Lawrence, Tom Hiddleston, Meryl Streep, Ryan Gosling, Kevin Costner, Jodie Foster, Ben Afflek, Dame Helen Mirren, Hugh Grant, James McAvoy, Russell Crowe, Dame Joan Collins, Seth Rogan, Samuel L Jackson, Amy Adams, Johnny Depp, Ricky Gervais, Jeff Goldblum, Salma Hayek, Matt LeBlanc, Kate Beckinsale, Chris Hemsworth, Ewan McGregor and many more.

Graham is joined by Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones, who are all starring in the new Ghostbusters remake, as well as actor Charlie Sheen. Plus there is music from Christine and the Queens, performing Tilted.

Graham is joined by Kelsey Grammer, Tamsin Greig, Salma Hayek and Alicia Keys, who performs her new single In Common.

The guests on Graham's sofa are Hollywood stars Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe, who both feature in new movie The Nice Guys, and double Oscar winner Jodie Foster, who is in to promote her directorial feature Money Monster. Bright Light Bright Light and Sir Elton John perform their song All in the Name.

The guests on Graham's sofa are Tom Hiddleston, who stars as country singer Hank Williams in new film I Saw the Light, and Samuel L Jackson.

Together on Graham's sofa are Great British Bake-Off star Paul Hollywood and actor and writer Dame Joan Collins. Plus music from DNCE, performing Cake By the Ocean.

Together on Graham's sofa are Oscar winner Dame Helen Mirren, Hollywood great Kevin Costner, Scottish star Ewan McGregor, comedy great Ricky Gervais and Australian superstar Eric Bana. With music from Meghan Trainor.

Joining Graham on the show are Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Amy Adams and Pet Shop Boys.

Highlights from the past series are featured in this clip show hosted by Graham.

Graham is joined by Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Penelope Cruz, Jack Black and Elton John.

Graham is joined by Ice Cube and Kevin Hart, Hugh Laurie, Sir David Attenborough, Olivia Colman and Elle King.

Graham is joined by Ralph Fiennes, comedian and actress Tracey Ullman and James Nesbitt. Plus, there is music from singer-songwriter James Bay.

Graham is joined on the show by Carrie Fisher, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Kylie Minogue.

Tonight, Graham is joined by a British comedy institution, two American singing stars and a controversial cricketer - ensuring there'll be plenty to chat about as they squeeze up on the sofa. Top of the bill is funnyman John Cleese, talking about his memoir So, Anyway - although when there's a Python in the line-up, the conversation could go off in any direction. Joining him are actress and singer Taylor Swift, who has become hot property on the country pop scene, and former England batsman Kevin Pietersen, who has written about his life in KP: The Autobiography. Providing the music is veteran singer-songwriter Neil Diamond, with a taste of his new album, Melody Road.