Show nine - 13 November 2006

Richard and Judy

Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan are probably the most famous couple on daytime television. Judy started her career in 1971 as a researcher for Granada Television, and went on to be the first female reporter on the About Anglia News team. Richard began his media career in local newspapers in Essex, before moving to BBC Radio Carlisle at the age of 19 to be a news producer and presenter.

They met when they both found themselves working at Granada in the early 1980s. Here Judy was assigned to look after Richard on his first day, and greeted him with the words "Hello, I'm your mummy".

The couple married in 1986 and went on to host This Morning until 2001, when they quit ITV and moved to Channel 4 to host a new show called simply, Richard and Judy. The couple have two children together, Jack and Chloe, as well as two children from Judy's previous marriage.
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Louis Walsh

X Factor judge Louis Walsh is the undisputed king of the Irish pop scene. He is the man behind some of the most successful bands in pop history, masterminding the careers of Boyzone, Westlife, Samantha Mumba, as well as pop sensations Girls Aloud and X Factor 2005 winner Shayne Ward, whose debut single, That's My Goal, shot straight to No.1 and was one of the biggest sellers in music history.

Along with Simon Cowell and Sharon Osbourne, Louis is currently deciding the fate of 12 X Factor 2006 finalists live every Saturday night on ITV1.
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Jo Caulfield

Jo Caulfield is one of the most popular comedians on the UK comedy circuit. Best-known for her critically acclaimed one-woman shows, she has recently been nominated as the best female stand-up in the country.

This year saw the second series of Jo's radio show, It's That Jo Caulfield Again, broadcast on Radio 4, and she also embarked her first solo national tour. For the last four years, she's taken solo stand-up shows such as Its Not That Important and Jo Caulfield Alive to the Edinburgh Fringe.

An established comedy writer, Jo has written for shows including the BAFTA-winning So Graham Norton, Ruby Wax's Waiting Game and for Zoe Ball on Strictly Dance Fever. She's made appearances on shows including Have I Got News For You and Never Mind The Buzzcocks.

Jo is also an accomplished actress with credits including Days Like These (ITV), Beast (BBC1), Get Real (ITV), and Family Affairs (Channel 5).
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