How we became Friends From Work

With four acts remaining, Simon, one of the judges, proposes a radical idea. He observes that individually the contestants are 'absolutely terrible,' but suggests that 'if we put them all together, it might just work'.

Arthur's performance is interrupted by a judge who appears distracted. Later, a judge sarcastically tells another contestant, George, that if 'being a pop star is your plan A, I really hope you've got a plan B'.

The video opens with a judge addressing George Clark, asking him if he believes he has what it takes to be a star. George's response suggests he might not be familiar with a specific TV show.

Another aspiring contestant, Arthur, reveals his dream is simply 'getting drunk on trains with my friends,' rather than being a singer, although he concedes he 'could do a singer thing'. The judge compares him to a 'young Gary Barlow'.

The four contestants are brought before the judges, eagerly awaiting their fate. Simon announces that they have decided to form them into a group, which he names 'Friends From Work', much to the excitement of the newly formed members.