We recently checked in on all our favourite MuchMusic VJs from the 90s. But what about everyone who followed in their footsteps?
Here are what some of your favourite VJs from the 2000s are up to now:
Jennifer Hollett
Jennifer became a freelancer journalist and was also the Digital Director for the Olivia Chow campaign. Jennifer was most recently the NDP candidate in the new Toronto riding of University-Rosedale.
George Stroumboulopoulos
George AKA Strombo went on to host Stroumboulopoulos Tonight (originally known as The Hour). He just recently started hosting Hockey Night In Canada.
Sook-Yin Lee
Sook-Yin went on to become the host of CBC's Definitely Not the Opera radio show. She also continues to work on films and music.
Sarah Taylor
Sarah went on to become a celebrity ambassador for Plan Canada and World Vision. She has recently been working on an ongoing photo project that is dedicated to reducing stigma about mental health.
Bradford How
Bradford went on to work for various shows and specials for VH1. Most recently, he's been acting in a web series and has been featured in several commercials.
Amanda Walsh
Since her departure from the station, Amanda went into acting. She has scored roles on both Sons & Daughters and more recently, Lost Girl.
Hannah Sung
Shortly after leaving Much, Hannah traveled to Indonesia to make a documentary. She now works as a journalist and producer at The Globe and Mail.
Leah Miller
Leah went on to work at eTalk and hosted So You Think You Can Dance Canada, which has since been cancelled. She also tied the knot with musician Dallas Green, a fellow Canadian.
After leaving Much, Hanna went into the acting biz. She now stars opposite of Zooey Deschanel, playing Cece in New Girl.
Bonus: Ed The Sock
Ed hasn't been lost in the laundry quiet yet. He continues to comment on music and pop culture online on Roughly 90 Seconds with Ed the Sock for Huffington Post Canada.
And Nardwuar The Human Serviette
So he wasn't exactly a VJ but who could forget about Nardwuar? He now hosts a radio show and podcast and still continues to interview celebrities in his signature style.
Oops! So You Think You Can Dance Canada has been cancelled since Leah Miller hosted. An earlier version omitted this detail.