context: Often the public gets it wrong - last year's winner, leon jackson, humiliatingly charted at no 3 with his latest single, behind peter kay's x factor satirical sideswipe, the winner's song.
answer_0: Then, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_1: Immediately, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_2: Thus, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_3: Thereby, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_4: Arguably, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_5: Alternatively the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_6: Additionally the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_7: Regardless, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_8: Occasionally, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.
answer_9: So, the public gets it disastrously wrong: the first winner, middle-aged crooner Steve Brookstein, has virtually been erased from X Factor history.