Alan Davies, Tahar Rahim, Prof. Chris Jackson and Pam Ayres.

The Graham Norton Podcast

BBC

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4.5 • 809 Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Graham's final podcast for BBC Radio 2.

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0:00.0	This is the BBC.
0:02.0	Okay, last time, ding-ting.
0:04.0	Welcome to this socially distant piece of edited audio,
0:08.0	inspired by Radio 2's original Graham Burton Radio show.
0:12.0	Coming up in this final edition, I chat to the actor-comedian Alan Davis.
0:18.0	I discuss BBC one's major new drama The Serpent with Daharra Him.
0:21.6	It's good that. And I discuss lectures and geology with the adventurer, Professor Chris Jackson.
0:27.6	Adventure is a big word. Plus there's Grill Graham. And the problems in this episode are
0:32.6	summed up by the words, just 17. And silence isn't golden. Enjoy. Graham Norton. Well now, Maria McCarillency here.
0:43.3	Yes, I'm here, Graham. I'm all a fuffle because radio two have made such a fuss. You wish you were
0:48.1	here. They've put up tinsel for my last show. No, it's for Christmas, Graham. They put it up every year.
0:53.8	Oh, that explains the tree.
0:55.4	That explains the tree in Ken Bruce dressed as Santa.
0:57.8	Okay, I understand.
0:59.2	It's not about me.
1:00.9	No.
1:01.6	How are you?
1:02.3	Are you all recovered?
1:03.7	Are you home in your own bed?
1:05.2	I'm sad.
1:05.9	What's the producer doing to me playing that sad Annie Lennox record. I am at home in my own bed, in my pyjamas still,
1:12.6	but I have put makeup on, Graham, because, you know, standards. After 10 years, we've got to
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