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Gary and Jason perform an acoustic rehearsal of their future hit, framing the retrospective narrative of the band's journey.

Take That and Party

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Archival footage of the band's introduction to the world stage as a "best group" contender.

Enola Gay - Remastered 2003

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark

Gary identifies this specific synth-pop sound as the catalyst for his obsession with the charts and appearing on Top of the Pops.

A Million Love Songs (Original Demo Version)

Gary Barlow

Gary demonstrates the simplicity of his early songwriting process, restricting himself to four specific chords to create a potential chart-topper.

You Got It (The Right Stuff)

New Kids On The Block

Nigel plays this music video for Gary to define the visual and commercial blueprint he intends to emulate with the new group.

I Found Heaven - 7" Radio Mix

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The group's practice montage begins, showing Jason, Howard, Robbie, and Mark integrating their dance skills into the band's early repertoire.

Do What You Like

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Mark reveals Nigel remortgaged his house to fund the group's first raunchy, impression-making single and video.

The Power

SNAP!

Gary utilizes this track to illustrate the landscape of early '90s charts, which he felt were dominated by "faceless" dance music.

Move Your Body - 12" Mix

Xpansions 95

Faceless music montage.

Infinity

Guru Josh Project

Gary highlights this song as another example of hits where the audience knew the tune but lacked a connection to the artist.

Do What You Like

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Mark reveals Nigel remortgaged his house to fund the group's first raunchy, impression-making single and video

Once You've Tasted Love

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This second unsuccessful release increases the pressure on Gary to deliver a hit, leading him to worry about being dropped.

It Only Takes a Minute

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Nigel insists on a cover version as a "passport" to success, much to the initial chagrin of Gary, who wanted to write his own hit.

Pray

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Mark recalls the "buzz" of listening to this demo in his Ford Fiesta, recognizing it as the song that would elevate them.

Satisfied

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Mounting pressure as the band transitioned from friends singing on stage to a "money-making machine" for the label.

Babe

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Mark takes the lead for the first time; he describes the "daunting" but "crazy" experience of hearing the fans sing the lyrics back to him.

Everything Changes

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Robbie steps forward as lead vocalist for this record-breaking single, which saw the band match a feat not seen since The Beatles.

Back for Good - Radio Mix

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Their biggest global hit, reaching number one in 31 countries. Mark reflects that this pinnacle was also "the beginning of the end."

Back for Good - Radio Mix

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End credits.