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AUG 10, 2004 07:29 AM
WOOO! Mr. Norton! I loved his show over here.
But I have to say, I've seen some of the American Graham Norton Effect shows on TV over here, and they are tamer and I didn't find them quite so funny. It was more like "look at the funny gay man" whereas on the Graham Norton show over here it was like "look Graham Norton he interviews extravagant celebs. He's funny and knows all the cool stuff on the internet"
Well, that's the way it seems to me. But then I'm a snobby Brit 
Great interviewthough! I do want the G Norton show back on Channel 4!! A game show for the BBC? A bit Dale Winton, isn't it? 
Cherry xoxoxox
P.S Daniel, the British G Norton show was aired on Channel 4 over here (not the government funded BBC), which is a commercial station. There were about 2 ad breaks every half hour.
[Edited on Aug 10, 2004 by Cherry]
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AUG 10, 2004 09:30 AM
Not having cable here in the sticks... Does Graham still have Kitty Phone now he is in the US?
Graham= 
[Edited on Aug 10, 2004 by Krabuki]
AUG 10, 2004 10:35 AM
i love Graham Norton 
i hope they show all his new stuff over here
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I Graham Norton.
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AUG 15, 2006 01:01 AM
Ages old interview, but I've just read it so...
Love Graham, his Channel 4 show was just fantastic. BBC seemed to sabotage him by offering him a job and then not using him. That's just the impression I got at the time and may or may not reflect reality.
By the way, there's an misquote there that any Irish person couldn't miss:
TV shows stop at 6 o’clock to play evangelists
whereas what he definately would have said was:
TV shows stop at 6 o’clock to play the Angelus
The sound of the angelus bells play on the TV for one minute before the main evening news accompanied by pictures of people looking contemplative. It's a call to prayer. Irish people, even those of a secular disposition, don't really pay much attention to it since we've all grown up with it. Foreigners think it's weird 
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I love so much his character as Father Noel Furlong in "Father Ted"!!!!
He's awesome!!!
Missy
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California, USA
AUG 10, 2004 06:00 AM