2003
This week, host Angela Scanlon is joined by former EastEnders actor Nigel Harman and The Mash Report's comedy queen Rachel Parris to revisit the cultural highlights of 2003.
They'll be discussing the year we fell ‘Crazy In Love' with Beyonce and the moment David Blaine took up residence in a box over the Thames.
S-Club 7 became party poopers, audiences fell off their sofas watching Jemini perform at Eurovision, and Madonna was unsure what she liked best - Britain or Britney?
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