On the 31st of March 2007, the first audition ep of 'Any Dream Will Do' aired. Amongst the auditionees was a young man wearing a shirt as black as his curls, who told us he was going to sing 'Anthem' as his audition piece, and that it was a 'dark song'.
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He was an odd (and intriguing) mix of intense and endearing (as his nervous giggle on realising that Sir Tim Rice was in the room illustrated).
His call-back audition (wearing the same black shirt and jeans) showed him being that same combination of intense and endearing, while speaking with the kind of accent that Mr Darcy (who he somewhat resembled) would have been proud of! I was gobsmacked when it emerged later on that he was actually a working class Essex Boy!
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Notable at the call-back audition was Graham Norton's exhibition of psychic powers!
He was so young!!! 
Well, weren't we all. YoungER, anyway.
He has mentioned possibly doing something special for the 10th anniversary next year. I hope that works out - it was life changing for him and for all of us, wasn't it?
Oh such lovely memories
A 10th anniversary gig would be such good fun. 
A 10th Anniversary TV special of some kind would be fab! Maybe something along the lines of the West End Story do***entary, though it would also be nice to see them all perform.
Back to the ADWD memories - 9 years ago on April 7th, we sat down to watch the second audition ep. This time, it was Joseph School, where the final 50 (actually 52 if memory serves, because they had a couple of extras, who had stormed ALW's office to demand a second chance ) were whittled down to 20. The Joseph School part of the ep was fascinating - even watching it all these years later, the scenes where the boys are being whittled down are still unbelievably tense! My one issue with Joseph School is that we only had a few tantalising glimpses of 'The Chosen One'...er...Lee. I'd love to have seen his song for the Judges and Jason Donovan, for example.
After Joseph School, the remaining 20 boys were flown to ALW's castle in Ireland for the final elimination stage - a concert, after which 12 of the 20 boys would be chosen to go through to the live shows. We had a brief glimpse of the concert, then the decision was down to ALW, the judges and the results of the theatre audience poll (I'd love to know who was top and where those who made the live shows came - they must all have done pretty well).
The concert VT:-
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The reveal of the 'Chosen 12' was another tense moment - the poor lads had to make their way to what looked like the Headteacher's office at Hogwarts, where Dumbledo...er...ALW delivered the verdict! Poor Lee looked terrified throughout - thankfully, he was told that he could still be Joseph!
I did think there were a couple of odd decisions - the dark haired lad in the 'red group' who sang before Alister Brammer (was his name Simon?) didn't get through. That puzzles me. Maybe they were worried about him looking too similar to one or more other contestants (the 'chosen 12' did all look completely different to each other). I remember Keith saying that he was told to straighten his naturally curly hair, presumably to avoid confusion with Lee (Niall Sheehy also found himself having to have a drastic haircut for the 'Superstar' live shows, in order to avoid comparisons with Lee, even though Lee wasn't involved with 'Superstar'!).
The final 12 were Chris Crosby, Johndeep Moore, Antony Hansen, Seamus Cullen, Chris Barton, Rob McVeigh, Daniel Boys, Craig Chalmers, Ben Ellis, Lewis Bradley, Keith Jack and Lee Mead.
On April 14 2007, we all settled down to watch the first live ADWD show, and got our first look at the 12 young men who had been made it through to this stage.
With thanks to the hard-working ladies on Meadaholics, here's a link to the ADWD page with all the lovely Meadyness:-
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Firstly, there was the group song, ADWD. All the Josephs had been given a brightly coloured coats (Lee's was an eye-catching bright red), jeans and black vests (apparently, in the studio run-through a couple of days earlier, the boys had been bare-chested, but between Thursday and Saturday, someone at the Beeb had demanded that black vests must be worn 
- ironic, really, when you consider that, 9 years later, a certain someone was seen in all his bare-chested, bare-bottomed glory on Saturday night telly! ).
After a couple of minutes of working out "Who looks like a Joseph?", "Who is the Chosen One?" and "Who allocated the coat colours, because poor Seamus seems to have ended up with 'Broccoli Green'!", it was onto business.
Lee's first performance was 'Mack The Knife' - from the moment he stood at the top of the stairs, it was clear that he was a confident and experienced performer. Everything about the performance was slick and polished. His descent down the staircase to the rhythm of the music showed his class (some people in the casting shows were still struggling with the stairs by the final show!). I can only imagine what the other 10 boys who were yet to perform, thought of that performance!
That being said, I think the standard of the performances overall was pretty high, especially considering that it was the first ep!
With the performances over, we waited for the results. Before they were announced, there was a group performance of 'Luck Be A Lady' from 'Guys And Dolls'. Once again, Lee showed his class.
When the results were announced, it was nerve-wracking, but thankfully, Lee made it through to next week's show and avoided the dreaded sing-off.
On April 21 2007, we were back for the second live show of ADWD.
It was a bouncy start with a group rendition of Jacob & Sons/Coat Of Many Colours. During the song, we got a glimpse of 'Ancient Joseph' (aka Jess Conrad) in the audience.
This week's theme was 'Acting', and there were some varid results.
For some reason, Daniel was described as a 'frustrated actor' in his intro by Graham...unless I misheard...which is possible!
Meanwhile, Seamus was portra*** as the 'villain' in his VT.
Ben got the acting side of things, but murdered 'All By Myself'.
Both Johndeep and Chris B made odd acting choices - Johndeep was more 'excited child' than 'teenaged gang member', while Chris was more 'scary stalker' than 'devoted boyfriend'.
Lee got the 'He's actually a working class lad from Essex, not an upper class lad who lives on a country estate the size of Essex' VT. Just in case people didn't realise this (I didn't! ).
Lee performed 'Bad Day', a difficult song, but he gave a masterclass in acting and his vocals were spot-on! He also intereacted believably with his Josephine.
Then, it was onto the results show. It started with a group song - 'Pinball Wizard'. Lee stood out with his bit of the song - I wanted to hear him sing it all!
McFly were the special guests - the first Joseph Mission was to perform with McFly at one of their concerts. Worryingly, most of the McFly fans seemed to adore Lewis, Ben and Antony, and at that point, I was worried about the 'teen vote'!
Interestingly, 9 years on, Lee is about to co-star with McFly member Tom Fletcher's sister, Carrie, in 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang'!
Then came the results. Luckily, we didn't have to wait too long to find out that Lee was safely through.
Chris B & Johndeep were in the bottom two, performing 'Let It Be'. Chris B was saved, which I agreed with.
Then, before the farewell song, Graham announced that next week, two Josephs would be giving up their coloured coats!
Lee looked worried when the camera panned across to the Josephs in the holding pen!
Thanks for the trip down memory lane Jo!
I'm really enjoying reading your recaps
On April 28, 2007, we sat down to watch the third live ADWD ep. Tonight, TWO Josephs were going to lose their coats! Needless to say, I was worried for Lee!
The show started with a group song 'Go, Go, Go Joseph', which was sung at breakneck speed!
'Angry Lloyd Webber'! ALW wasn't impressed by the public's decision last week - I wonder who he thought should have been in the bottom two?
This week's theme - Pop Songs! Which is odd, considering that the boys had been singing mostly pop songs for the past two weeks!
First up were Seamus and Lewis. Seamus' VT emphasised his 'arrogant git' status, while Lewis' was all about his Nana Jean, who was on the verge of exploding!
Seamus sang 'Start Me Up' by the Rolling Stones and did a good job.
Lewis sang 'I Saw Her Standing There' - a much better performance than the first two weeks. Unfortunately, his mum was jumping around like a teenager, which was rather off-putting!
Next up were Antony and Rob.
Rob sang 'Pretty Woman' - pretty good.
Antony sang 'Patience', which he struggled with in the falsetto parts. Ouch!
Barrowman's "Howling wolves in from Alaska" comment was priceless, but spot on!
That being said, it did seem unfair that Antony was given a song with falsetto and only had a week to learn how to do it!
Next up were Chris B and Ben.
Chris had 'Tell Me About It' by Billy Joel. Not overkeen on this. It didn't suit his voice, and his constant clapping was annoying, because you could really hear it!
Ben had 'Life Is A Rollercoaster' by Ronan Keating, which was much better than previous weeks. It still sounded a bit strained, though.
Next up were Daniel and Lee. The ADWD bods tried to portray them as adversaries, but they were both such lovely lads that Daniel's "The panel adore him and I'm slightly threatened by that!" sounded cute, rather than angry or threatening, and Lee just came across as a polite young man!
Daniel sang 'The Lady Is A Tramp', which was slick, polished and professional.
Lee sang 'I Don't Wanna Talk About It'. It was beautifully performed - you could see the emotion in his eyes. I think this was the moment when I thought "This lad is special!"
Next up were Keith and Craig.
Keith sang 'Crocodile Rock'. A good vocal performance, but he lacked the 'rockiness' and 'attitude' needed for the song.
Craig sang 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered'. OK vocal, but very cabaret and his acting was non-existent.
The phonelines were opened, and we got the first glimpse of the Loincloth mission.
Then the phonelines were frozen, and the first bottom two were announced. Thankfully, Lee was safely through to the second part of the show.
The bottom two were Antony and Craig. The one with the least votes was Craig.
The sing-off song was 'Everything I do' by Brian Adams.
ALW chose to save Craig. Personally, I preferred Antony's voice, and felt his acting of the song was better, so I'd have saved him.
Then we had the farewell song. Antony did well with it.
We had to wait until the results show to find out the next Joseph casualty (talking of which, 'Casualty' must have been on stupidly late during ADWD's run - the results show was on at 9.45 this week!).
The results show started with a recap of the remaining Josephs' performances.
We got as clip of Zoe appearing on 'Opportunity Knocks', aged 18! She sounded good!
Then there was a VT where the Josephs visited 'We Will Rock You' (Lee would be a fab Galileo!).
The group song was 'One Vision' (from WWRY). Lee looked and sounded fab!
Graham announced that the lines had now closed!
Then we had the Loincloth mission, where the boys wore loincloths for the first time (with some looking better than others) and had to sing onstage in front of ALW, Denise and their mums!
I felt a bit sorry for them, because it was a completely unnatural and unexpected situation, so it wasn't surprising that some struggled with the challenge. Needless to say, Lee aced it, and looked like Michaelangelo's David (if David had been wearing a loincloth! ).
Onto the results. After a tense wait, Lee was announced as safe!
The bottom two were Ben and Seamus, who had to sing 'He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother'.
ALW chose to save Ben. I didn't agree with that (I wouldn't have had Seamus in the bottom two with Ben - it should have been Craig). It seemed a tactical decision to get rid of Seamus. I loved Graham quickly silencing Seamus when he started on about the 'conspiracy theory'!
The farewell song ended up being typically Seamus, with him changing the lyrics at the end from '...land of my own' to '...show of my own'!
I did feel a bit for Seamus, because he was basically cast in the 'villain' role from the beginning. That being said, a bit of common sense from him wouldn't have gone amiss.
So...now there were 8 Josephs left.
On May 5th, the final 8 Josephs went head to head.
"I don't know how the other guys perceive me and frankly, I don't care!" Fighting talk from Lee in the opening VT!
This week's theme - Songs from the past 40 years! So not at all vague!
First up were last week's bottom two survivors, Ben and Craig.
Ben sang 'Addicted To Love'. To quote Lee, "Oh, dear!" Ouch! He was off-key and sounded strained!
Craig sang 'Oh, What A Night!' - All the notes were in the right order, but it just seemed a bit...beige!
Next up were Lee and Keith.
Lee sang 'Alright Now' - For someone who was struggling with illness, he did well. He put passion into his performance (Craig, take note!) and the vocal was pretty good.
Zoe - "That was a bit rubbish!" Grr!
Also, how do you sing that song without shouting? 9 years on and I still haven't worked that one out!
Keith sang 'Love Is All Around' - Well sung, but it's actually a pretty easy song to sing, and didn't really challenge Keith.
Next up were Lewis and Rob.
Lewis sang 'Dancing In The Moonlight' - Some duff notes there. Lewis had quite a thin voice.
Rob sang 'Back For Good' - OK. He had a nice tone to his voice and had no trouble hitting the high notes.
Next up were Chris B and Daniel.
Chris B sang 'All Night Long' - OK vocal, but lacked passion and charm.
Daniel sang 'All About You' - Lovely smooth vocal and had all the charm that Chris' performance lacked.
After a recap, it was onto the results show.
Then we had an interview with Meatloaf, who may be as mad as a box of frogs, but he knows his stuff! Wise words from him!
Then the Josephs sang 'Dead Ringer For Love'. Lee sounded great - I wanted to hear him sing the whole thing!
A clip of Bill Kenwright in 'The Liverbirds'.
Then it was onto the Mission - scaling the 'Les Mis' Barricade. Of all weeks to do this, it was the week when Lee was in serious danger of coughing up a lung! That said, he did a good job. It was a bit of an odd mission. I wonder who the two were that the Les Mis cast members thought were ready for the WE?
After a performance by Meatloaf, the judges were asked who wasn't Joseph. Zoe, for some unfathomable reason, said Lee's name! Considering how poor some of the others were (*cough* Ben *cough* Craig *cough*), it seemed an odd choice!
Luckily, the public disagreed with Zoe, and Lee was safely through!
The bottom two were Chris B and Craig - how Ben managed to avoid the bottom two, goodness knows!
Chris B and Craig sang 'The Long & Winding Road'.
I thought Chris outperformed Craig, so I disagree with ALW's decision, which was to save Craig.
As with the previous evictees, Chris sang CED well. For the first time, Lee's voice really started to come through in the group bits!
After last week's trauma, it was onwards and (hopefully) upwards to live ep 5, which was shorter than usual (both performances and results/sing-off crammed into one show, due to Eurovision being on)!
The ep began with a lively rendition of 'One More Angel In Heaven' from 'Joseph', by the remaining 7.
All the Josephs were singing songs that took them out of their comfort zone slightly worrying then, that Musical Theatre was considered outside Craig's comfort zone!)
First up was Rob with 'Born To Run'. OK performance, but I find it hard to take that song seriously since Peter Kay used it in his TV talent show spoof 'Britain's Got The Pop Factor...'
Then it was Daniel's turn with 'Maggie May'. He seemed to be going OTT with the aggressiveness - I had no idea that 'Maggie May' was about a psychopathic stalker!
Next were Lee and Lewis. Poor Lee talked in his VT about being stressed! Though we did get a nice topless shot!
Lewis' mum! Stage Mother alert!
Lewis sang 'I'm A Believer'. It was OK, but a bit...bland. Though his mum did her best to liven things up by behaving like a teenybopper in the audience...which, considering that the person performing on-stage was her son, seemed a bit creepy!
Lee sang 'Leave Right Now'. He looked divine - that boy was born to wear a waistcoat! His performance was sublime, and, quite frankly, in a different league to everyone else!
Nice to see Zoe being asked to explain last week's comment about Lee! Pity she didn't just say that at the time!
Craig was the next to perform, singing 'This Is The Moment'. He performed it competently, but it lacked real passion. Craig had a pleasant enough voice, but he lacked depth in his performances.
I'd love to have seen what Lee could have done with 'This Is The Moment'!
The final two performers were Ben and Keith.
Ben sang 'Help Yourself'. Probably his best performance to date, but he still sounded like he was straining.
Keith sang 'Always On My Mind'. Beautifully sung, but the acting side was lacking. It seemed to be all belted at full volume, with no attempt at subtlety.
The boys then sang 'You've Got Me' as a group number. Lee stood out as usual!
This week's mission was Acting (a real challenge for some of the boys!).
Lewis - "Do you like hospital food?"
Ben (to Lee, who stared unblinkingly at him with those enormous dark eyes) - "What I don't like is the fact that you think you've won!"
I would love to know what Lee said to Ben in response! Perhaps it was something along the lines of "I have won...I am the Chosen One!"
"GUARDS! SEIZE HIM!" Ooh, I love angry Lee! Though the other lads looked frightened to death!
When the panel were asked "Who isn't Joseph?" Barrowman, DVO and Kenwright all said Rob, while Zoe said Daniel!
Then the results were announced. Lee was safely through! Though Graham did leave it right to the end to tell him!
The bottom two were Lewis and Rob.
They had to sing 'Tell Me It's Not True' from 'Blood Brothers'.
ALW saved Lewis.
I thought Rob had a much better voice than Lewis - there was a real warmth to it and it suited this song perfectly. Lewis was OK, but his voice was thin and he fluffed a couple of words. I'd have saved Rob.
I get the impression that ALW didn't want Rob as his leading man, so no matter what he did, he was always going to be criticised and booted off as soon as he ended up in the bottom two.
Rob behaved with dignity and showed what a decent bloke he was by thanking ALW/the panel, before heading off to sing the farewell song.
As with previous performances of the farewell song, Rob did well.
Now we were down to 6 would-be Josephs and it was getting really tense!
Here's a 'review' of sorts of ADWD (and the rival 'Grease' show) by Charlie Brooker - very funny!
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It still makes me laugh 9 years on!
On May 26th 2007, it was week 7 (aka the Quarter Final) of ADWD! With just 5 would-be Josephs left, it was all to play for.
The show started with a rendition of 'Pharoah's Story' by the 5 would-be Joes. Lee's voice really stood out!
Tonight's theme was aspects of Joseph's character.
First up was Lee with DREAMING. In his VT, he spoke about his nan, who died earlier in the year.
Lee sang 'Daydream Believer'. It was a complete contrast to last week's intense performance of PIB. Well performed, energetic (the run up the stairs and straight into the chorus was amazing - if I tried that, I'd end up an exhausted heap half way up the stairs! )
Next up was Ben with VULNERABILITY. In his VT, he swam with sharks in the London Aquarium. If I remember correctly (from my trip to the LA), the sharks are gentle and harmless Nurse sharks. Let's face it, he wouldn't have been allowed in the tank if they were Great Whites!
Ben sang 'Crying'. It was a really tough song, and he tried his best, but he didn't have Roy Orbison's vocal range (very few people do, to be fair), so he kept moving between octaves, which sounded odd.
Next was Craig with BETRAYAL. Some nice clip of Lee in his VT!
Craig sang 'Su****ious Minds'. It was probably his best vocal performance to date, but while it was nicely sung, I didn't get the sense of someone who'd experienced betrayal. Once again, though, I sensed a few Lee-isms in his mannerisms. Had Lee been helping him again?
Next was Lewis with COURAGE.
Lewis sang 'Hero'. Not a song I particularly like - it screams 'cheesy ballad' to me. The situation wasn't helped by the white suit and t-shirt - he looked like a giant cotton bud! His vocal performance was good, but a bit bland.
Josh Groban VT. Who would he choose to sing with him? Oh dear, I don't think "I LOVE YOU! I HAVE ALL YOUR ALBUMS!" was the right approach when being introduced to Josh!
Finally, we had Keith, with ARROGANCE. Blimey, that VT didn't do him any favours!
Keith sang 'Let Me Entertain You'. Again, a strong vocal performance, but lacking in stage presence and performance. ALW's face when he removed the jacket ---> That makes me every time I see it!
'Hard Work' VT - Lee in his tiny underpants! Incidentally, he sounded really posh! Mr Darcy!
Group song - 'Do You Love Me'. Great stuff! My favourite group song - lots of fun and Lee 'doing the twist' was truly a sight to behold!
Then, it was onto the results show!
The Curse Of The Coat! That was a bit weird!
This weeks mission was 'Heights'! Lee in a vest! Lewis shouting - "Naaannnnnaaaaaaaaa!"
Group song 'Born To Be Wild'. Once again, Lee stood out!
Then, we found out who Josh Groban chose to sing with him! This VT was priceless! It was like an exercise in positive/negative editing! What made it worse (for the others) was how gracious and thankful Lee was! ALW didn't help matters when he announced that the other boys would be backing singers!
Josh & Lee sang 'You Raise Me Up'. It was an exquisite performance - Josh chose well and Lee rose to the challenge!
Graham had a brief chat with Lee's parents, who were lovely.
Then came the results. Lee was safely through. The bottom two were Ben and Craig.
The sing-off song was 'I Made It Through The Rain'.
Craig's vocal was less forced and sweeter, so I think I would have saved him over Ben.
ALW saved Ben. Presumably because he knew that Ben was cannon fodder.
Then, Craig performed the farewell song. Lee's voice rang out above the other 'still could-be Joes'.
So, now we were left with four boys who could still be Joseph, and the competition was going to get even more tense!
On June 9th, we all sat down to watch the ADWD final, with phones at the ready! We were about to cast a new West End Star!
Graham was dressed in a gold suit and red shirt, which appeared to be made of Quality Street wrappers!
The show started with a rousing rendition of 'Go Go Go Joseph', with the three finalists and the 9 'Non-Joes'. Nice to see them all again!
Graham collecting the coats!
The choir - "They're like people, only smaller!"
Lee got the biggest cheer when Graham announced their names.
ALW appeared to be dressed as a stick of rock!
The Finalists in James Bond mode!
God, Lewis' laugh is annoying!
Lee looks so beautiful perched on a rock! *THUD*
The first performer of the night was Lewis. Lots of crying (and Nana Jean) in his VT! He was singing 'Kiss'. Good performance, and his movement seemed much more natural.
Bill K - "You've become a man...good boy!"
Next up was Keith. He worked in a supermarket...which had never been mentioned before...! Keith sang 'For Once In My Life'. His voice wasn't 100% (due to illness), which showed up other deficiencies in his overall performance, which normally wouldn't have stood out so much.
ALW - "Keith could go from Tesco to Tosca!" Wasn't Tosca a woman?
Finally, it was Lee's turn. Lots of lovely moments in his VT! Lee sang 'Devil In Disguise'. Bouncy and sexy! He really knew how to work that camera!
Blimey, lots of cheering for Lee - lots of stampy fans!
Zoe - "You're stunning!"
Interesting that ALW asked Lee why he made a slight mistake - I suspect that he wanted to see if Lee knew why, and he did!
VT of th Josephs visiting ALW in his house in Mallorca!
Ooh, brief shot of topless Lee!
Wise advice for all three boys.
Lewis' tiny birthday cake!
The finalists then all sang big band songs.
First up was Lewis with 'Beyond The Sea'. An OK performance.
Next was Keith with 'Moondance'. Strong and slick vocal performance.
Finally, Lee performed 'New York, New York'. Blimey, that was awesome! It was all there - the voice, the movement and the swagger! Though I had no idea that shoes could melt!
GRAHAM: Someone sitting at home, why should they dial 03?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Because he's gorgeous!
I'm still waiting to hear 'Torquay, Torquay'!
The three finalists then sang 'Maria' from 'West Side Story'. Lee really stood out - he'd make a fabulous Tony!
The Phone Lines were then frozen!
While the votes were counted, verified and whatever else they did with them, there was a lovely performance of 'The Sound Of Music' by Connie Fisher.
Then, the results were announced. Lee was safely though (though he nearly did himself a damage leaping from the stairs!)
The third placed Joseph was Lewis.
After a little farewell speech, he sang 'Close Every Door' with the remaining two Josephs and the choir.
Lee finally touched the coat! But he gently folded it. Did he just break the curse?
Then we all went off for a break (and to send the phone lines into melt-down!), before returning for the results show!
Lee and Keith reprised their favourite songs from the series.
Keith sang 'Always On My Mind'. Well sung, but lacking in the acting side of things.
Lee sang 'Paint It Black'. He managed to do it as well as he did the first time around! Dark, intense, mesmerising!
Then Graham had a chat with the mums. Lee's mum was lovely!
The Non-Joes did a group song - 'The Boys Are Back In Town'. Great fun and lovely to see them all again!
Then, Keith and Lee sang 'Jesus Christ, Superstar'. This really was a classic case of 'compare and contrast'. Lee was just mesmeric! Even when he was just moving to the music while Keith sang! Also, I loved the high note at the end!
Finally, it was onto the results. It was all very tense, not helped by the 21 second pause before Graham announced that Lee was Joseph! Yay!
Aww, Lee's mum and dad embracing...and Casey going "YEEEEESSSSSSSSS!"!
Keith was a real star at the end - taking it well and supporting Lee!
After a few words from Lee, Graham sent him off to get the Winner's coat. Then it was time for the West End's new Joseph to sing us out with a rousing rendition of ADWD! I loved this! Everyone was singing along and it was a lovely way to end the show!
The moment at the end, when the Non-Joes stormed the stage and hoisted Lee onto their shoulders (with cries of "Meady! Meady!") was fab! You could tell how well-liked Lee was!
Yes - Keith went up in my estimation with the way he acted after the result was announced.
On July 1st, 2007, Lee took time out of Joseph rehearsals to appear in the Concert For Diana at Wembley! He sang ADWD with Donny Osmond and Jason Donovan. It was a fabulous performance from Lee - I thought Jason Donovan was going to explode, trying to keep up, especially when Lee held onto that last note!
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On 17th July 2007, it was the Press Night of Joseph. It didn't go without a hitch, but Lee gave a Star performance! The drama and triumph was captured at the end of the 'Winner's Story' do***entary:-
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I love the fan at the end - "HE TOUCHED ME!!!"
