Pop Idol/The X Factor judges

Pop Idol (2001-2003) judges:
  • Simon Cowell
  • Neil Fox
  • Nikki Chapman
  • Pete Waterman
The X Factor (2004-2005) judges:
  • Simon Cowell
  • Louis Walsh
  • Sharon Osbourne
  • [Vacant]
The X Factor: Battle of the Stars (2006) judges:
  • Simon Cowell
  • Louis Walsh
  • Sharon Osbourne
  • [Vacant]
The X Factor (2006) judges:
  • Simon Cowell
  • Louis Walsh
  • Sharon Osbourne
  • Paula Abdul - Guest judge in auditions.
The X Factor (2007) judges:
  • Simon Cowell
  • Brian Friedman - Judge in auditions.
  • Louis Walsh - Absent for auditions because he was sacked.
  • Sharon Osbourne - Last season
  • Dannii Minogue - Debut season.
Judges' houses (2007) guest judges:
  • Sinitta - Debut season.
  • Kian Egan
  • Nicole Scherzinger
  • Terry Ronald
The X Factor (2008) judges:
  • Simon Cowell
  • Louis Walsh
  • Cheryl Cole - Debut season.
  • Dannii Minogue
Judges' houses (2008) guest judges:
  • Sinitta
  • Shane Filan
  • Kimberley Walsh
  • Emma Bunton
The X Factor (2009-2010) judges:
  • Simon Cowell
  • Louis Walsh - Absent for 11 October live results & 17/18 October week due to death of close friend and Boyzone member Stephen Gately.
  • Cheryl Cole
  • Dannii Minogue - There were rumours that Dannii left the show in 2009 and would be replaced by ex-Spice Girl Victoria Beckham.
Judges' houses (2009) guest judges:
  • Sinitta
  • Ronan Keating
  • Will Young
  • Kylie Minogue
Judges' houses (2010) guest judges:
  • Sinitta
  • Sharon Osbourne
  • Will.i.am
  • Natalie Imbruglia
The X Factor (2011-present) judges:
  • Gary Barlow
  • Louis Walsh - Now the longest running The X Factor of all time with 99% present. 1% being his absent episodes in Season 4 and 6.
  • Tulisa Constavolos
  • Kelly Rowland

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