"The Graham Norton Show"
Zoo 55, part of ITV Studios, and Spotify, the digital music, podcast and video service, announced a new partnership which will see acclaimed ITV Studios content available to Spotify users for the first time. It marks a continued expansion of video offerings on the platform, underscoring the opportunity Spotify presents for content owners looking to expand their reach to new audiences.
The partnership will see popular ITV Studios shows, beginning with much-loved episodes and compilations of "The Graham Norton Show," as well as VICE Studios’ series "I Was a Teenage Felon" and "Dead Set on Life," become available to Spotify users. The additions further enrich the platform's diverse video library, representing another major step in the evolution of video consumption on the platform.
Chris Whiteley, Managing Director of Northern Europe at Spotify, praised their partners: "We are thrilled to welcome ITV Studios' content to Spotify. ITV Studios bringing such high-quality, popular video programming to our platform allows us to further enhance the user experience and provides our audience with even more reasons to engage with Spotify. It's a testament to the growing appeal of video on our platform and our ability to connect leading content creators with millions of listeners and viewers," noted.
Meanwhile, Graham Haigh, COO Zoo 55, part of ITV Studios, celebrated the deal as an audience booster: "We’re excited to join forces with Spotify to deliver some of ITV Studios’ most-loved shows to their global audience. As vodcasts boom, these titles shine in both video and audio — and this is just the start of what we’ll bring to our fans on Spotify," stated.
Produced by So Television, part of ITV Studios, for BBC One, "The Graham Norton Show" is one of the world’s most recognisable late-night entertainment shows, hosted by the charismatic and quick-witted Graham Norton. Each episode brings together a stellar line-up of international stars — spanning film, television, music, and comedy — for engaging conversation, spontaneous games, and unforgettable moments with the studio audience. Famous for its warm, irreverent humour and unpredictable energy, the show has been honoured with multiple BAFTA Awards for Best Entertainment Performance. Blending candid storytelling, global celebrity access, and laugh-out-loud fun, it continues to deliver must-see television that resonates with audiences everywhere.
From class clown to cartel runner, in "I Was a Teenage Felon" we meet the teens who were running drug empires, counterfeiting millions, and smuggling humans across borders before they could vote. "I Was a Teenage Felon" dives headfirst into the wild, true stories of young people who went from high school to high-stakes crime. With zero sugarcoating and plenty of jaw-dropping twists, each episode unpacks how bad choices, big ambition, and broken systems turned regular kids into kingpins, fixers, and fugitives.
Food, family, pow wows, and moose. In "Dead Set on Life," Matty Matheson eats his way into Canada's soul. Before The Bear, before late-night stardom, Matty Matheson hit the road—mouth first. This is where it all began: a raw, road-tripping docuseries that blends food, identity, and deep-cut Canada. Matty reunites with his mentor Rang Nguyen, hunts moose in Newfoundland, digs into Winnipeg’s Filipino food scene, and joins one of the country’s biggest Indigenous Pow Wows. It's part memoir, part meal, part cultural jam session—served with heart, chaos, and unapologetic love for what’s real.