Kate Charnham, Sarah Alexander and Ruth England: Three of the hottest upcoming presenters of 2000.
Big Brother: It may be over but this was still the best slice of TV in 2000
Corrie's Toyah Battersby (Georgia Taylor) - The greatest sullen teen on the box. Comes complete with interesting Tee shirts.
Lee Boardman: Jez Quigley may be dead but keep your eye on this actor.
The Cell: For its visuals alone, this is one of the most stunning movies of the years. Sick as typhoid but utterly gobsmacking
Attachments: This Life's Tony Garnett comes up trumps again with a hi-tech drama that doesn't drown you in jargon
Lorraine Kelly: "Och, that's lovely".
Frances Barber: The finest thing to come out of Wolverhampton since Slade, Goldie and me:)
Snatch: Guy Ritchie does it again with his follow-up to Lock, Stock
Alan Ford: He plays Bricktop in the above and is prime contender to play the next Bond villain.
Diamond Geezer: One of the best low budget British shorts in years.
Kathy Lloyd. Twelve years at the top and still better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
The Simpsons. Naturally.
Daphne from Scooby DooSouth Park.
Jessica Rabbit
CDs: White Ladder by David Gray
Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough soundtrack.
David Arnold delivers arguably the best score since Danny Elfman's original Batman score.
Betty Rubble
Ambient stuff by Alan Crow of Wolverhampton.
Anna Brecon: Back on Emmerdale and still the best thing about it
Fern Britton
Dervla Kirwan
