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Robert Webb narrates the first episode of the series that tracks down the clips of our favourite stars before they were famous. In this edition Stephen Mulhern, Pauline Quirke and Eamonn Holmes are among the stars brought face to face with clips of their past appearances on screen.
Robert Webb narrates the series that takes a look at the early performances of some of our favourite stars. In this edition Chris Tarrant and Janet Street Porter are among the stars brought face to face with their younger counterparts.
More celebrities look back at their early careers including Brian Blessed as he looks back at some of his earliest work, Lesley Joseph surprises Linda Robson with some classic clips and Sue Nicholls faces her early appearance on Crossroads.
More celebrities look back at their earliest appearances on screen including David Threlfall, Mark Benton and Patsy Kensit.
Derek Thompson, Will Mellor, Dame Edna Everage, Alexander Armstrong and Rudolph Walker are among the celebrities whose earliest appearances are revisited in this edition.
To celebrate ITV's 60th birthday, You Saw Them Here First presents a Hall of Fame special with the earliest appearances of some of its biggest stars.
A new collection of TV appearances made by stars before they became household names. Coronation Street's Jane Danson, Emmerdale's Chris Chittell and EastEnders' Jake Wood get personal screenings of the TV shows they made before starring in the nation's biggest soaps. Maureen Lipman and Jane Horrocks look back at their earliest appearances on stage, screen and TV adverts. The show also features a young Rita Ora acting, a teenage Graham Norton chatting and Jamie Dornan modelling his way to the top
This edition features such famous faces as Sheridan Smith, Daniel Craig, Idris Elba, Paloma Faith, Bradley Walsh and Stephen Fry as you have never seen them before. There are further surprises to be had in the celebrity video booth as stars including Arabella Weir, Judy Parfitt, Neil Dudgeon, Danny John Jules and Emmerdale's Meg Johnson face up to their TV past.
