The Graham Norton Show has secured a two‑year U.S. distribution deal with AMC Global Media as it prepares to launch its 34th season next week. The long‑running British talk‑show, hosted by Graham Norton, will continue to air in the United States on BBC America and the AMC Global Media streaming platform.
The new agreement follows the show’s recent surge in popularity, partly driven by high‑profile guests and viral moments. While the Variety report does not detail the specific reasons for the renewed interest, it notes that the program’s return to the airwaves has already attracted a new audience in the U.K. and beyond.
Under the deal, AMC Global Media will hold U.S. distribution rights for the next two seasons, ensuring that viewers across North America can keep up with Norton’s signature mix of celebrity interviews, comedy sketches and musical performances.
“The Graham Norton Show” has been a staple of British television for over a decade, and its move to a long‑term U.S. partnership marks a significant milestone for the program’s international reach. The show’s next season is set to premiere next week, with fans already looking forward to a fresh lineup of guests.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
