Idol(2003)
Overview
Idol is a Norwegian TV program on TV 2 based on the popular British entertainment concept Pop Idol. The main content of the concept is a talent competition in pop music for young amateur singers. The Norwegian version of Idol was first broadcast in 2003.
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