ere's the line-up for tonight's Graham Norton Show.
It's Friday night and you know what that means. Of course, it means that it's time to get lashed by half past six in the evening, fall asleep in a kebab, and ruin the rest of your precious weekend before it has even properly started!
Also The Graham Norton Show is on, so you could watch that as well.
Last week saw Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg, and Henry Cavill siting on the Irishman's couch, with music from Paloma Faith, who certainly didn't disappoint in the ridiculous outfit stakes.
Tonight sees a mixture of celebs from the world of music, film, and TV join Graham for a drink or two in the BBC studio.
First up, he's got will.i.am on and he will presumably be talking about The Voice (does he even make music anymore?) which is currently on ITV having moved across from the Beeb, awkward.
He's also got Hollywood star Cuba Gooding Jr. in the studio to talk about his debut on London's West End stages this year.
The actor who won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1996 for his role in Jerry Maguire will be starring in Chicago as Billy Flynn when it returns to The Phoenix Theatre in March 2018.
It's the first time he's been in a musical on the stage, but he has been in a load of films like Pearl Harbor (which sucked) and As Good As It Gets (which was great) so he can probably deal with it.
He also starred in the critically acclaimed The People vs. O.J. Simpson last year.
There will also be some acting royalty on the show as Imelda Staunton joins Graham to talk about her new movie Finding Your Feet, as well as her long career that has included winning no less than 16 Best Actress awards in 2004 for her performance in Vera Drake.
You might remember her as Professor Dolores Umbridge in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
Music for the show will be provided by Goerge Ezra who is off on tour in 2018 and also will be bringing out a second album called Staying at Tamara's on March 23rd.
He'll probably be performing his latest single, which is called Paradise.
His last album, 2014's Wanted on Voyage reached number 1 in the UK and was the third best-selling album of that year.
That's the line-up then - You can watch the whole thing on Friday night at 10:35pm on BBC One, or on the iPlayer if you're already too drunk.
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