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    Graham Norton explains his couch seating decisions


    Graham Norton explains his couch seating decisions



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    2. Beezewhacks on

      Well now I know what it means when I finally break out and make it to his show based on where they sit me.

      Im going to ask for his seat.

    3. Sleepy-Giraffe947 on

      I never really thought much about the seating arrangements but it makes so much sense. I wouldn’t have guessed it’s the highest compliment to be sitting at the end!!

    4. the_con on

      Really not a fan of the format of hacking multiple guests on stage together. Having multiple guests who all get spotlighted individually is so much less awkward and gives variety

    5. HourLimit on

      I noticed Michael Buble has been on there times where he has awkwardly not moved over or made a point to be next to Graham Norton even when its not the natural seating order.

    6. WilliamsRutherford on

      Tbh my fav couches are the all British/Irish ones, they feel the most organic, have good banter and are overall much funnier.

    7. operafan77 on

      Makes sense that Lewis Capaldi has been on the far end of the couch. His energy is bold and infectious.

    11. DistractedByCookies on

      Ooooooo so furthest seat is actually a compliment (or at least, I think being seen as confident and able to hold your own as a compliment)