BROADCAST DATE: Saturday, March 10, 2001, Channel 4, UK.
DESCRIPTION: "SO GRAHAM NORTON" was an outrageous late-night talk show with celebrity guests, shocking audience confessions and bizarre internet sites, hosted by Graham Norton, the famous Irish camp, gay actor and interviewer presenting his own chat-show in his inimitable style and sometimes scatological humor. Lynda Carter returns to the UK once again, this time on this rare and zany talk show!!!

	Series Run: July 3, 1998-May 4, 2001. Broadcast Network: Channel 4. Hosts: GRAHAM NORTON. Regular: Betty Hoskins. Episode Number: Season 3, Episode 14. Guests: Lynda Carter, Leslie Nielsen. Director: Steve Smith. Writing Team: Kevin Anderson, Debbie Barham, Jo Caulfield, Rob Colley, Will Saunders. Producer: John Magnusson. Executive Producer: Graham Stuart. Associate Producers: Tony Jordan, Julie Donovan. Program Associate: Simon London. Researchers: Kate Harris, Daniel Gifford, Jamie Zwaig. Titles: Jump. Title Music: The Propeller Heads. Internet Support: Definition Digital Media. Camera Supervisor: Chris Owen. Sound Supervisor: Keith Mayes. Vision Control: Derek Murgett. Vison Mixer: Ralph Spark. Videotape Editor: Perry Widowson. Floor Manager: Michael Matheson. Stage Manager: Sophie Haysom. Wardrobe: Lindsay McLean, Olivia Wells. Makeup Designer: Marella Shearer. Production Runner: Cameron Banks. Production Accountant: Vivien Philpot. Production Coordinator: Harriet Welfare. Script Supervisor: Lisa Anderson. Production Manager: Teri Corbett. Lightning Director: Tom Kinane. Designer: Colin Pigott
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Graham welcomes Lynda and they talk about the Wonder Woman audition, the cold reading for the part which she didn’t had to do because the producers had seen a test she has done for some other thing. Lynda thinks she got the part because of her looks. Graham ask her if it was true that she moved furniture with her sister when they were children. As they see some of the weirdest internet sites, Graham Norton talks about the appeal of Wonder Woman to gay people. Later they call a Wonder Woman impersonator in Oklahoma and Lynda talks to him. Graham presents Hetty, a doggie Wonder Woman. After that Graham introduces Leslie Nielsen, who’s “more popular than Mother Theresa”. Then some people of the audience see themselves as wacko superheroes.

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			RUNNING TIME:	00:50:00 [60 minutes including commercials].
			VHS:	Not available on commercial video.
			DVD:	Not available on commercial video.
			INFO:	LYNDA CARTER appears on a  report by "ET NEWS" covering the Race For The Cure.
			VIDEO:	[1]  "SO GRAHAM NORTON". Video clip.
			TRIVIA:	[•] Since 1998 Graham Norton has interviewed top stars such as Ursula Andress, Grace Jones, Billy Zane, Ivana Trump, Grace Jones, Kate O'Mara, Roy Scheider, Twiggy, Roger Moore, Lee Majors, Glenda Jackson, Carrie Fisher, Joan Rivers, Boy George, Catherine Deneuve, Bea Arthur, Stephanie Power, Naomi Campbell, Lauren Bacall, Patrick Duffy, Richard Chamberlain, Jane Seymour, Sarah Brightman, Lindsay Wagner, Sophia Loren, Dollie Parton, William Shatner, Ricki Lake, Christopher Lambert, Elton John, Jacqueline Bisset, Lynn Redgrave, and, most famous of all, Joan Collins, who have all taken the saucy style of interview (with slots such as "Celebrity Swearing" and "Audience Confessions") in their stride, with only slightly red faces.
				[•] The most famous of the segments on the show was the "phoning up" part, where Graham has celebrity interviewees phone porn/chat lines or pizza takeaways, encouraging them to ask the unsuspecting person on the other end of the line as rude questions as possible. The most successful of these has been the "Miles O'Keeffe" ritual humiliation, which has now become a regular slot each week on the show. Graham now insists on telephoning, live, "Tarzan, the Ape-Man" actor (with Bo Derek) every week! Have fun, and don't be too offended!
				[•] Graham Norton's real name is Graham Walker.

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