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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
Barnsley-born singer who was the third-placed finalist in [[Pop Idol|Pop Idol]] 2003. He went on to form a duo with runner-up [[Mark Rhodes|Mark Rhodes]] and though their music career stopped dead after two singles, they successfully moved into TV presenting and remain a regular hosting double-act on CBBC shows. We can tell them apart from [[Jason King|JK]] and [[Joel Ross|Joel]], usually. | Barnsley-born singer who was the third-placed finalist in [[Pop Idol|Pop Idol]] 2003. He went on to form a duo with runner-up [[Mark Rhodes|Mark Rhodes]] and though their music career stopped dead after two singles, they successfully moved into TV presenting and remain a regular hosting double-act on CBBC shows. We can tell them apart from [[Jason King|JK]] and [[Joel Ross|Joel]], usually. | ||
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| + | He appeared as a contestant on [[Fun House]] in 1998. | ||
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Revision as of 13:39, 3 January 2010
Biography
Barnsley-born singer who was the third-placed finalist in Pop Idol 2003. He went on to form a duo with runner-up Mark Rhodes and though their music career stopped dead after two singles, they successfully moved into TV presenting and remain a regular hosting double-act on CBBC shows. We can tell them apart from JK and Joel, usually.
Trivia
He appeared as a contestant on Fun House in 1998.
