The Passions of Girls Aloud is a four-part television series starring girl group Girls Aloud. The series premiered on ITV2 on 14 March 2008. Premise Filmed in the autumn of 2007, the show was based around each member achieving something they always wanted to do, other than sing: Cheryl Cole attempted street dancing in Compton; Sarah Harding learnt polo in Argentina; Kimberley Walsh tried musicals in the West End; Nicola Roberts created her own make-up range in Taiwan. All four episodes were narrated by British comedian and actor Mathew Horne. Episodes Cheryl (14 March 2008) Cole's aspiration was to be a street dancer. She had received training in ballet, ballroom and tap, but had never done any hip-hop or street dance. She met with Kenrick "H2O" Sandy and Kymberlee Jay, choreographers, in London and learned basic street dancing. She took a gymnastic lesson and also learned how to pop and lock. Cole's main problem was her lack of confidence. Later, she flew to Los Angeles with her mother Joan. After going sightseeing around Hollywood, Cole met with Kennis Marquis, Diddy's choreographer, at the Millennium Studios. He taught her about dancing with style and swagger. He took Cole shopping for hip hop fashion, so that she fit in with the L.A. street dancers. The next day, Cole headed to Compton, one of the most dangerous areas of L.A., to dance with Tommy the Clown and his friends. He taught her "krumping" and she participated in a block party. Cole danced with two professional dancers to work on her routine further the next day. Finally, she auditioned for a part in will.i.am's video for his new single "Heartbreaker", and got the part. The show ends with an advancing screening of the music video, which Cole's bandmates, family and friends all attended. Cole also contributed vocals to the UK radio edit of the song. Sarah (21 March 2008) Harding's aspiration was to play polo. During the show, Sarah trained in the United Kingdom and Argentina. Harding had a love of horseback riding, but her skills were "rusty". She learned the basics of polo while practicing in the UK. Whilst in Argentina, Harding was set to compete in a polo competition against a successful polo team, but due to weather issues, the match was cancelled and Harding flew back home. Luckily for her, a British polo competition was available for her to take part