The Jonathan Ross Show - Season 23
Season 23
Episodes
Hugh Bonneville, Riz Ahmed, Ellie Kildunne, Harriet Kemsley, Jason Derulo
The chat show returns, featuring appearances from actors Hugh Bonneville and Riz Ahmed, England rugby union player Ellie Kildunne and comedian Harriet Kemsley. There is also music by American singer-songwriter Jason Derulo.
Alan Carr, Neve Campbell, Rob Beckett, Archie Madekwe, Mumford & Sons
Jonathan is joined by comedian and Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr, American actress Neve Campbell, comedian Rob Beckett and his author wife Lou, and actor Archie Madekwe, while there is music by Mumford & Sons.
Patrick Dempsey, Jack Whitehall, Self Esteem
Jonathan is joined by American actor Patrick Dempsey, comedian and Brits host Jack Whitehall, and Self Esteem, aka singer-songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor, who will be chatting and performing in the studio.
Kurt Russell, Tim Roth, David Byrne, Maggie Aderin, Sara Pascoe, Noah Kahan
Jonathan is joined by actors Kurt Russell and Tim Roth, musician David Byrne, space scientist Maggie Aderin and comedian Sara Pascoe, while there is music by American singer-songwriter Noah Kahan.
Ruth Jones, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Kathryn Newton, Richard Ayoade, Alison Hammond, The Molotovs
Jonathan's guests this time are Ruth Jones, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Kathryn Newton, Richard Ayoade and Alison Hammond, with music from The Molotovs.
Joe Marler, Romesh Ranganathan, Aisling Bea, Jalen Ngonda
Jonathan is joined by Celebrity Traitors star and ex-England rugby union player Joe Marler, comedian Romesh Ranganathan and actress and stand-up Aisling Bea, while music comes from UK-based American soul musician Jalen Ngonda.
Kristin Scott Thomas, Katherine Ryan, Sienna Spiro
The host is joined by Slow Horses star Kristin Scott Thomas and comedian Katherine Ryan, while music comes courtesy of singer-songwriter Sienna Spiro.
Michael Palin, Catherine Tate, Anna Maxwell Martin, Myles Smith
Jonathan is joined by Small Prophets star Michael Palin, and actresses Catherine Tate and Anna Maxwell Martin, while there is music from singer-songwriter Myles Smith.
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