Tomorrow on The Graham Norton Show on BBC Two Dame Edna Everage drops in to give her verdict on who should win I’d Do Anything.

Dame Edna tells Graham: “They’re three gorgeous girls, they’ve all been lovely, but I could be Nancy!

“Isn’t it obvious? It hasn’t occurred to him [Cameron Mackintosh]. That could be box office magic. Nancy was a mature Australian woman… George Clooney could be Bill Sykes!”

Survivalist Ray Mears reminisces about some of the unusual meals he’s had out in the wild.

He says: “Kangaroo is delicious, the tail is fantastic… and emu drumsticks… the Aborigines cook it in the ground, it looks like something out of The Flintstones.”

The music on tomorrow’s show is by Alanis Morissette, who reveals that she’s an ordained minister – but she’s not interested in marriage.

She says: “I’ve married a couple of my friends… at some point I’ll contemplate it, but I’m not ready for it yet.”

Alanis performs her new single Underneath live in the studio.

The Graham Norton Show, 9.45pm, Thursday 29 May 2008, BBC Two