Rob Brydon's very different take on 'Hello' by Lionel Richie | The Graham Norton Show - BBC

Rob Brydon reveals to Graham that when he was at university, he had to audition to join the 'Swansea Camp Society'.

The audition involved quoting Shakespeare and singing 'Hello' by Lionel Richie in a camp Welsh accent - and he demonstrates both here!

In his traditional much-loved New Year’s Eve show, Graham takes a look back at some of the most memorable stories, people and events of 2023, with the help of a glittering sofa of guests.

Graham is joined by Hollywood stars Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo, starring together in black comedy 'Poor Things', Strictly host Claudia Winkleman, returning in a new series of hit show 'The Traitors' and comedy great Rob Brydon, on tour with 'A Night of Songs and Laughter'.

With music from one of this year’s standout bands, the Mercury Prize-winning Ezra Collective, who perform Victory Dance, and end-of-the-year stories in the world-famous Big Red Chair.

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