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Daz's Eurovision
Overview
A light-hearted but revealing profile of the 2006 British Eurovision representative.
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Cast
Daz Sampson
Self
John Matthews
Self
Richard Park
Self
Ben Ofoedu
Self
Goran Kaye
Self
Dominic Smith
Self
Paul Domaine
Self
Jessica Todd
Self
Terry Wogan
Self
Paul Keenan
Self
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