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Clay Aiken is a singer, best known for appearing on American Idol. He competed on the show's second season, where he was runner up to winner for that season, Ruben Studdard.

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Idol Song List 2 Roles 2.1 Starring Roles 2.2 Guest Starring Roles 2.3 Specials and Made-for-TV Movies 2.4 Talk, News and Game Show Appearances 3 Memorable Moments 4 Awards and Accolades 5 Trivia

[edit] Biography

[edit] Idol Song List

• Audition:
• Hollywood Week (Round 1):
• Hollywood Week (Round 3):
• Top 32: Open Arms (Journey)
• Wildcard: Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me (Elton John)
• Top 12: I Can't Help Myself [Sugar Pie Honey Bunch] (The Four Tops)
• Top 11: Somewhere Out There (James Ingram & Linda Ronstadt, from "An American Tail" ~ 1986)
• Top 10: Someone Else's Star (Bryan White)
• Top 9: Everlasting Love (Carl Carlton)
• Top 8: At This Moment (Billy Vera & The Beaters), 1987
• Top 7: Tell Her About It (Billy Joel)
• SPECIAL: Somewhere Out There (James Ingram & Linda Ronstadt)
• Top 6: I Could Not Ask for More (Edwin McCain)
• Top 5: Build Me Up Buttercup (The Foundations), Solitaire (Neil Sedaka)
• Top 4: To Love Somebody, Grease (The Bee Gees)
• Top 3: Vincent [Starry Starry Night] (Don McLean), Mack the Knife (Bobby Darin), Unchained Melody (The Righteous Brothers)
• Top 2: This Is the Night, Here, There and Everywhere (The Beatles), Bridge over Troubled Water (Simon & Garfunkel)

[edit] Roles

[edit] Starring Roles

Series	Role	Year(s)	Season(s)
American Idol	Contestant	2003	2

[edit] Guest Starring Roles

Series	Role	Episode	Airdate
American Idol	Himself	3x20 - Episode 320	March 17, 2004
American Idol	Himself	3x37 - Episode 337	May 12, 2004
American Idol	Himself	5x41 - Episode 541	May 24, 2006

[edit] Specials and Made-for-TV Movies

[edit] Talk, News and Game Show Appearances

[edit] Memorable Moments

[edit] Awards and Accolades

[edit] Trivia