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First broadcast: Saturday 18 September 2004, 11PM on Channel 4
Twenty-four-year-old factory worker Mick Wigham leaves the grittiness of the production line for the glamour of the catwalk as he tries to fake it as a fashion designer.
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First broadcast: Saturday 11 September 2004, 11PM on Channel 4
Twenty-year-old country boy James Sawyer has four weeks to shed the tweeds, move into an urban jungle and convince us that he's a streetwise graffiti artist.
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First broadcast: Saturday 04 September 2004, 11PM on Channel 4
Jessica Wright is a 25-year-old clog dancer from Cornwall, but in a few weeks she will be performing with R&B singer Jamelia in front of thousands, live at Earls Court.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 02 March 2004, 12AM on Channel 4
Former professional chess player Maximillion Devereaux trades his chessboard and rural idyll for the football pitch as he attempts to fake it as a football manager in a month.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 02 March 2004, 12AM on Channel 4
A look back at the 2002 series of Faking It, following up on some remarkable developments in the lives of the participants.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 24 February 2004, 12AM on Channel 4
Twenty-nine-year-old working mum Jatinder Sumal puts her real life on hold and swaps bringing up children and working in the family newsagent for a crash course in TV reporting
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First broadcast: Tuesday 10 February 2004, 12AM on Channel 4
Twenty-year-old Christian choirgirl Laura-Jane Foley leaves behind her straight-laced Cambridge university life for London to be transformed into a rock chick.
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First broadcast: Wednesday 11 December 2002, 12AM on Channel 4
Twenty-eight-year-old Lucy Craig leaves her life as ferry stewardess behind for four weeks as she attempts to fake it as a yachtswoman.
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First broadcast: Wednesday 04 December 2002, 12AM on Channel 4
A 23-year-old computer games tester has just a month to swap his virtual racing world for the real one and convince a team of experts that he is a bona fide racing driver.
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First broadcast: Saturday 30 November 2002, 12AM on Channel 4
Chris Sweeney leaves behind his life as lead singer of a punk band as he tries to fake it as an orchestral conductor in just four weeks.
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First broadcast: Wednesday 06 November 2002, 12AM on Channel 4
Twenty-seven-year-old web designer Stuart Matheson leaves behind his desk-bound London life and heads for Cornwall to see if he can ride the waves and become a surfer.
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First broadcast: Wednesday 30 October 2002, 12AM on Channel 4
Matt Davies, a 31-year-old insurance man, swaps a life of risk-assessing for risk taking as he struggles to become a movie stunt man in just one month.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 22 October 2002, 11PM on Channel 4
Jo Weatherill, a 26-year-old black belt kickboxer from York, tries to fake it as a Latin ballroom dancer, with help from mentors Paul Harris and ex-champion Karen Hardy.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 15 October 2002, 11PM on Channel 4
Faking It follows self-confessed 'suit' George on a month-long mission to re-invent himself as a super-cool, lyric-spitting Garage MC.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 08 October 2002, 11PM on Channel 4
Lynn Hurst, a telephone operator for the Edinburgh fire service, has just four weeks to convince some of the top names in TV that she's a live TV studio director.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 01 October 2002, 11PM on Channel 4
Spence Bowdler, a 30-year-old ex-naval officer and self-confessed 'macho' man, transforms into a drag queen.
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First broadcast: Wednesday 25 September 2002, 11PM on Channel 4
Revisiting the Faking It participants we find out what impact the identity-transformation series had on their lives. From their personalities to their image, their confidence to their careers…
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First broadcast: Tuesday 27 November 2001, 12AM on Channel 4
Shelley, a nightclub dancer from south London, has never sat on a horse. Yet, in just four weeks, she will have to re-invent herself as a show jumper, and do it so convincingly as to fool judges!
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First broadcast: Tuesday 20 November 2001, 12AM on Channel 4
Kasper Cornish is a mild-mannered, talented ballet dancer from London, yet in just one month he must transform himself into a plausible, nasty, aggressive wrestling bad-boy.
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First broadcast: Tuesday 13 November 2001, 12AM on Channel 4
Softly-spoken country boy Gavin swaps rural bliss for the hectic streets of London to see if he can 'fake it' as a top-class hairdresser. Has he got what it takes to fool the judges?
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First broadcast: Tuesday 06 November 2001, 12AM on Channel 4
Ed is a burger vendor by trade, but he's about to be transformed into a top haute cuisine chef, learning the trade in the kitchens of some of Britain's finest and most demanding chefs
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First broadcast: Monday 30 April 2001, 11PM on Channel 4
How will painter and decorator Paul - who has no experience in art - make it as a conceptual artist in London's notoriously fickle contemporary art world?
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First broadcast: Monday 23 April 2001, 11PM on Channel 4
Country vicar Nigel Done swaps his sleepy parish and clerical garb for the mean streets of Essex to learn how to be a second-hand car salesman. Will he manage the challenge?
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First broadcast: Monday 16 April 2001, 11PM on Channel 4
Straight-laced, classical cellist Sian Evans has just one month to transform herself into a hedonistic DJ club chick
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First broadcast: Sunday 17 September 2000, 11PM on Channel 4
Could you learn to be another person in just one month? This was the challenge for Alex Geiki, a sensitive 20-year-old student who becomes a nightclub bouncer.
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Malcolm 'Woody' Woodcock, a bicycle courier from Manchester, has just four weeks in which to pass himself off as a polo player.
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Bachelor Rob Archer is a high-flying management consultant in London, but he swaps that role for one of an expert dog trainer - in just four weeks!
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Twenty-seven-year-old David Keith swaps his life as a radiographer and tries to fake it as a fashion photographer in just four weeks
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