Further versions of the format followed, when Hale and Pace (comedians Gareth Hale and Norman Pace) presented a short-lived series "Jobs For The Boys" on BBC TV in 1997, where they undertook professional tasks as complete amateurs. The four episodes featured the pair attempting to become professional polo players, dress designers, producers of a TV commercial and an effort to write Britain's 1998 Eurovision Song Contest entry. This format followed 1995's "Jobs For The Girls", when "Birds of a Feather" stars Pauline Quirke and Linda Robson undertook four similar tasks.