| Idol | |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Idol SCG |
| Created by | Simon Fuller |
| Starring | Dejan Pantelić Saša Dragić Petar Janjatović Biljana Bakić Mirko Vukomanović |
| Country of origin | Serbia and Montenegro |
| No. of seasons | 1, 2 |
| Original release | |
| Network | BKTV (2003–2005) |
| Release | 2003 – May 12, 2005 |
| Infobox instructions (only shown in preview) | |
| Finalists (With dates of elimination) | |
|---|---|
| Season 1 | (2003–04) |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Cveta Majtanović | Winner |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Aleksandra Radosavljević | March 31 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Dušan Zrnić | March 24 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Milos Zikic | March 17 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina Ljuban Živanović | March 10 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Dušan Petrović | March 3 |
| Slovenia Mladen Teodorović | February 25 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Milica Marjanović | February 18 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Tatjana Đorđević | February 11 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Ivana Popović | February 4 |
| Season 2 | (2005) |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Mina Laličić | Winner |
| Macedonia None Nedelkovska | May 7 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Mina Matijašević | April 30 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Mladena Janjić | April 23 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Silvija Nedeljković | April 16 |
| Macedonia Dejan Popov | April 9 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Viktorija Ogrizović | April 2 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Sanja Veličković | March 26 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Ivana Stojković | March 19 |
| Macedonia Nataša Mijatović | March 12 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Marijeta Antić | March 5 |
| Serbia and Montenegro () Maja Marjanović | February 26 |
Idol (Cyrillic: Идол) was a reality TV contest produced in Belgrade, Serbia and aired from 2003 until 2005.
Based on the popular British show Pop Idol, it was its local version for young singing hopefuls in the then still existing state union of Serbia and Montenegro. For the second season, Macedonia was added to the mix as well.
Being referred to unofficially as Srpski Idol (Serbian Idol) or Idol SCG in season one, it was considered as Balkan Idol during its second season because of the adding of Skopje as the audition destination resulting in a number of Macedonian contestants making it into the top 12, however throughout the entire running of the series its official name remained Idol only.
Hosted by Dejan Pantelić, the programme aired on Serbia's BKTV network from late 2003 until May 2005. During that time two seasons were produced, however BKTV decided not to buy the licence for the third one due to financial problems.
In 2010, the first season of Macedonian Idol started, only for Macedonia.