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I found this within an article in The Guardian on Pop Idol, which if you want to read the full thing is

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Ar...352855,00.html

And as upwards of 10,000 wannabes jostle for the chance to feature in Big Brother 3 - the deadline for applications passed yesterday - most previous contestants are long forgotten. One of last year's contestants, Josh Rafter, gave a self-promoting interview to the Observer last month in which he complained about being dumped by the programme-makers - failing to mention that in the same week, he had been at the Endemol offices for his final after-care appointment with the show's psychotherapist.

I'm not quite sure the point the journalist is trying to make, but Josh did mention he'd been into see them. It was in the original article - that's how I knew about it. Why did they bother interviewing him if they didn't want him to talk about what he's doing, or what he thought of his experiences?