Pop Idol/The X Factor finalists

Pop Idol Season 1 (2001-2002) finalists:
  • 12th place: Sarah Whatmore
  • 11th place: Chris "Korben" Niblett
  • 10th place: Rik Waller - Withdrew and replaced by Darius Danesh-Campbell due to sore throat
  • 9th place: Jessica Garlick
  • 8th place: Aaron Bayley
  • 7th place: Laura Doherty
  • 6th place: Rosie Ribbons
  • 5th place: Hayley Evetts
  • 4th place: Zoe Birkett
  • 3rd place: Darius Danesh-Campbell
  • Runner-up: Gareth Gates
  • WINNER: Will Young
Pop Idol Season 2 (2003) finalists:
  • 12th place: Leon McPherson
  • 11th place: Kirsty Crawford
  • 10th place: Brian Ormond
  • 9th place: Mark Dillon
  • 8th place: Kim Gee
  • 7th place: Andy Scott-Lee
  • 6th place: Roxanne Copper
  • 5th place: Susanne Manning
  • 4th place: Chris Hide
  • 3rd place: Sam Nixon
  • Runner-up: Mark Rhodes
  • WINNER: Michelle McManus
World Idol (2003) finalists:
The X Factor Season 1 (2004) finalists:
  • 9th place: Roberta Howett
  • 8th place: Verity Keays
  • 7th place: 2 To Go
  • 6th place: Voices With Soul
  • 5th place: Cassie Compton
  • 4th place: Rowetta Satchell
  • 3rd place: Tabby Callaghan
  • Runner-up: G4
  • WINNER: Steve Brookstein
The X Factor Season 2 (2005) finalists:
  • 12th place: Addictiv Ladies
  • 11th place: 4Tune
  • 10th place: Phillip Magee
  • 9th place: Chenai Zinyuku
  • 8th place: Maria Lawson
  • 7th place: Nicholas Dorsett
  • 6th place: The Conway Sisters
  • 5th place: Chico Slimani
  • 4th place: Brenda Edwards
  • 3rd place: Journey South
  • Runner-up: Andy Abraham
  • WINNER: Shayne Ward
The X Factor: Battle of the Stars (2006) finalists:
  • 9th place: Paul and Debbie
  • 8th place: Gillian Mc Keith
  • 7th place: Michelle Marsh
  • 6th place: James and Rebecca
  • 5th place: Nikki Sanderson
  • 4th place: The Chefs - A band made of chefs: Jean-Christophe Novelli, Aldo Zilli, Paul Rankin and Ross Burden
  • 3rd place: Chris Moyles
  • Runner-up: Matt Stevens
  • WINNER: Lucy Benjamin
The X Factor Season 3 (2006) finalists:
  • 13th place: Avenue - Disqualified by Cowell and was replaced by Eton Road
  • 12th place: The Unconventionals
  • 11th place: 4Sure
  • 10th place: Dionne Mitchell
  • 9th place: Kerry McGregor
  • 8th place: Ashley McKenzie
  • 7th place: Nikitta Angus
  • 6th place: Robert Allen
  • 5th place: Eton Road
  • 4th place: The MacDonald Brothers
  • 3rd place: Ben Mills
  • Runner-up: Ray Quinn
  • WINNER: Leona Lewis
The X Factor Season 4 (2007) finalists:
  • 12th place: Kimberley Southwick
  • 11th place: Daniel DeBourg
  • 10th place: Emily Nakanda - Withdrew due to a happy slapping video leaked on YouTube.
  • 9th place: Futureproof
  • 8th place: Andy Williams
  • 7th place: Alisha Bennett
  • 6th place: Beverley Trotman
  • 5th place: Hope
  • 4th place: Niki Evans
  • 3rd place: Same Difference
  • Runner-up: Rhydian Roberts
  • WINNER: Leon Jackson
The X Factor Season 5 (2008) finalists:
  • 12th place: Bad Lashes
  • 11th place: Girlband
  • 10th place: Scott Bruton
  • 9th place: Austin Drage
  • 8th place: Laura White
  • 7th place: Daniel Evans
  • 6th place: Rachel Hylton
  • 5th place: Ruth Lorenzo
  • 4th place: Diana Vickers - Given bye in Week 5 due to sore throat
  • 3rd place: Eoghan Quigg
  • Runner-up: JLS
  • WINNER: Alexandra Burke
The X Factor Season 6 (2009) finalists:
  • 12th place: Kandy Rain
  • 11th place: Rikki Loney
  • 10th place: Miss Frank
  • 9th place: Rachel Adedeji
  • 8th place: Lucie Jones
  • 7th place: Jamie Archer
  • 6th place: John and Edward - Also called Jedward
  • 5th place: Lloyd Daniels
  • 4th place: Danyl Johnson
  • 3rd place: Stacey Solomon
  • Runner-up: Olly Murs
  • WINNER: Joe McElderry
The X Factor Season 7 (2010) finalists:
  • 16th place: Nicolo Festa
  • 15th place: F.Y.D.
  • 14th place: Storm Lee - Wildcard contestant
  • 13th place: Diva Fever - Wildcard contestant
  • 12th place: John Adeleye
  • 11th place: Belle Amie
  • 10th place: Treyc Cohen - Wildcard contestant
  • 9th place: Aiden Grimshaw
  • 8th place: Paije Richardson
  • 7th place: Katie Waissel
  • 6th place: Wagner Carillho - Wildcard contestant
  • 5th place: Mary Byrne
  • 4th place: Cher Lloyd
  • 3rd place: One Direction 
  • Runner-up: Rebecca Ferguson
  • WINNER: Matt Cardle
The X Factor Season 8 (2011) finalists:
  • 17th: Goldie Cheung - Withdrew due to homesickness and was replaced by Samantha Brookes
  • 16th: Jonjo Kerr
  • 15th: James Michael
  • 14th: 2 Shoes
  • 13th: Nu Vibe
  • 12th: Sami Brookes
  • 11th: Sophie Habibis
  • 10th: The Risk
  • 9th: Johnny Robinson
  • 8th: Frankie Cocozza - Withdrew due to controversies surrounding him.
  • 7th: Kitty Brucknell
  • 6th: Craig Colton
  • 5th: Janet Devlin
  • WINNER:
The X Factor USA Season 1 (2011) finalists: 
  • 17th: Phillip Lomax
  • 16th: The Brewer Boys
  • 15th: Dexter Haygood
  • 14th: Tiah Tolliver
  • 13th: Simone Battle
  • 12th: InTENsity
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  • WINNER:  

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