Episode 22

Season 8Episode 22190 minMar 3, 2001
Episode 22

Katy Hill, Ortis, Trey Farley and Sarah Cawood welcome US teen singing sensation Kaci who performs her debut single Paradise. Jonathan Wilkes sings Just Another Day and discusses his friendship with Robbie Williams and Caprice chats about her latest single Once around the Sun. Comedian Jack Dee brings a little Comic Relief and there's the usual cartoon fun from Monster Rancher, Rugrats and Big Wolf on Campus.

Episode 22 has aired on Mar 3, 2001 at 9:00 AM
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