If you had the chance to be in charge of S Club's final album era, what would you have done differently?

In reality, we had the following schedule:

18/11/2002 - Single 1 - Alive

25/11/2002 - Album - Seeing Double

17/12/2002 - US compilation - Don't Stop Movin'

11/04/2003 - Movie - Seeing Double

26/05/2003 - Single 2 - Say Goodbye / Love Ain't Gonna Wait for You

02/06/2003 - Album - Best

Would you tweak the single choices? Add any more singles? Rejig the order? Let us know!

For me, this is the era with the most wasted potential. It's clear the band was winding down, but it's a real shame they didn't maximise the release of the movie to get a proper single push alongside it!

I'd have gone:

Single 1 - early Nov 2002 - Alive / Dance (double A-side, show off the cooler side to S Club alongside a more reliable banger in Alive)

Single 2 - late Jan 2003 - Love Ain't Gonna Wait for You

Album - Feb 2003

Single 3 - April 2003 - Who Do You Think You Are? (coincide with the movie release! Use the movie performance as its music video, even)

Single 4 - July 2003 - Say Goodbye / Let Me Sleep (push this back just a little further, and give Let Me Sleep a moment to shine)

Best - July 2003

This was definitely hindered by them trying to convince people they wernt about to split because they still had the film to promote

Side not did anyone else get the hey kitty kitty sunny D promo Cd 😅

Single 1 Alive /hey kitty kitty (its a hannah song im a sucker 🤣)

Single 2 love ain't gonna wait you

Album

Single 3 who do you think you are? Alongside the film it is basically the theme to the film why wasn't it the theme song 🤣🤣

Single 4 Say goodbye/let me sleep

Best

I feel like I literally copying you Joseph 🤣 but what you put is the perfect run

I can't argue with @JosephStyles. That is a flawless album cycle.