Career: Walsh's big TV break came in 1993, when he appeared on the Royal Variety Show. It led to a stint presenting the National Lottery, and he also hosted the game shows Wheel of Fortune and Win, Lose or Draw. After fearing his brand of light entertainment was becoming dated he moved into acting, taking parts in the TV version of Lock, Stock, the soap Night and Day and movie Mike Bassett: England Manager before Coronation Street's bosses created the role of Danny Baldwin for him in 2004. He stayed in Weatherfield for two years before leaving to pursue other projects. He's since appeared in Torn, The Old Curiosity Shop, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Law and Order: UK and SunTrap. He moved back into presenting in 2009 with ITV quiz show The Chase, and is a team captain on Play to the Whistle.

Career: As his reputation gathered momentum, Rory was approached to present BBC Radio 4's The Fringe Show, which led to appearances on the station's topical comedy series Week Ending. It was while working on the project he met John Langdon, who went on to be Bremner's permanent co-writer. After a spell on ITV's And There's More, as well as his own BBC Two show, Rory was given his own programme on Channel 4 at the tender age of 24. The impressionist also scored a chart hit with the single Nineteen Not Out. He has gone on to host Rory Bremner, Who Else?, Bremner, Bird and Fortune and provided a plethora of voices for Spitting Image.

Career: After leaving school, Deborah studied business at Brighton Technical College, during which time she also worked as a salesroom model in a fashion house. After graduating, she moved to Italy to set up a glass and ceramics export agency, which sold products to high-end retailers including Harvey Nichols. The company failed after just 18 months. But she went on to have several successful leisure and retail businesses. In 1988, she joined her family's business to run its amusement arcade operations, and in 1992 she began working for holiday park operator Weststar Holidays. She led a management buyout of the company in 1999 and sold it in 2005 in a deal worth £33 million. She is most famous for her appearances as a 'dragon' on the BBC programme Dragons' Den. She took over from Rachel Elnaugh in 2006. In September 2013, she was a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing.

Career: Titchmarsh moved into editing gardening books, writing and broadcasting, and had a stint as a host on Pebble Mill at One on BBC One in the 1990s. He joined Gardeners' World as the main host in 1996 and Ground Force began a year later. After writing a number of horticultural books, he turned to writing novels. His first one, Only Dad, was published in 2001. More novels, gardening books and three biographies followed. He's also hosted the Proms, various series for Radio 2 and Classic FM and Love Your Garden. Despite retiring from The Alan Titchmarsh Show in 2014, he kept busy with writing and presenting commitments. TV shows he has presented since include Britain's Best Back Gardens, Masterpiece with Alan Titchmarsh and Love Your Home.