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jaysay 11-04-2009 10:48

Britain's Got Talent
 
Well it back tonight and judging from the press coverage should be a laugh a minute in the early stages, there seems to be some "real mingers" in this years little lot:D

Lilly 11-04-2009 10:50

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Yaaaaay! I love BGT. :D

Looking forward to a few laughs amidst all this doom and gloom we've got going on at the moment.

AccyLass 11-04-2009 11:36

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Great stuff:D
I'll be at work... but will definitely be getting recorded

cherokee 11-04-2009 12:31

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Its about time ITV got something worth watching opn. its been dreadful on the box for the last few saturdays.
I ove BGT too. bring it on.

mallard 11-04-2009 19:51

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Your Right it a laugh if now,t on the other side,s

Lilly 11-04-2009 21:06

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How fabulous was Susan Boyle? :mosher:

She was the scottish lady who amazed them all when she sang 'I dreamed a dream' from Les Miserables.

Margaret Pilkington 11-04-2009 21:13

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She was wonderful...gave me goosebumps.
I can see her being in the final.

Lilly 11-04-2009 21:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 703533)
She was wonderful...gave me goosebumps.
I can see her being in the final.

I hope so, Margaret. :)

That song is one of my favourites from Les Miserables too.

Lolly 11-04-2009 21:57

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Posted via Mobile Device I was absolutely gobsmacked by her! I was fully ready to cringe but my god she was fantastic!!
Get the woman a good stylist though.
That dance act Flawless were fantastic as well.
The family group to, the son, Elliot had an amazing voice for someone his age. Cant wait for next week!

West Ender 11-04-2009 22:35

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What about Stavros Flatley, the Greek Cypriot dancer, and his son? I thought they were fabulous - so funny. :D

Lolly 12-04-2009 06:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 703559)
What about Stavros Flatley, the Greek Cypriot dancer, and his son? I thought they were fabulous - so funny. :D



Posted via Mobile Device
Ditto!

pipinfort 12-04-2009 07:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 703559)
What about Stavros Flatley, the Greek Cypriot dancer, and his son? I thought they were fabulous - so funny. :D


They were amazing, like everybody else i never saw that coming..........excellent as were dance act Flawless.......i can see Jacko snapping them lot up as dancers for his O2 extraveganza.....

K-P 12-04-2009 10:34

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I am glad they used graphics to cover up the lady dancers wobbly bits :)


funniest line of the night for me was.... simon "and how many have you eaten"..... contestant looks down at plate for a second "four"

grannyclaret 12-04-2009 14:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lilly (Post 703529)
How fabulous was Susan Boyle? :mosher:

She was the scottish lady who amazed them all when she sang 'I dreamed a dream' from Les Miserables.

cor another Paul Potts,,,she was just amazing ,,,,

jaysay 12-04-2009 15:35

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Well, lived up to expectations, a good laugh and some good artistes as well, the Scots lass amazed me, never expected her to be such a brilliant singer, seen a picture of that woman with the wobbly bits in this mornings paper no wonder they used the Union Jack graphics, would have scared the young kids to death. Anyway must go now I'm off to blow my water bottle up:D

Margaret Pilkington 12-04-2009 15:39

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we'll expect to see you back then sometime after the next olympics then :D:D:D

pipinfort 12-04-2009 15:47

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Wasn`t the stripper good.......................?:rolleyes:

AccyLass 12-04-2009 15:50

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I thought it was great!:D

Some real good ens... and then of course some real bad ens:D

The stripper..... were they tassles?? lol

Roll on next week

derekgas 12-04-2009 20:00

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Susan Boyle was tremendous, she stated before she sang that she had never been kissed, well no surprise there, but without guidance, she will have plenty of unscrupulous hangers on by the next show, along with 2 dozen relatives that she wasnt aware of! :rolleyes:

jaysay 13-04-2009 09:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 703766)
Susan Boyle was tremendous, she stated before she sang that she had never been kissed, well no surprise there, but without guidance, she will have plenty of unscrupulous hangers on by the next show, along with 2 dozen relatives that she wasnt aware of! :rolleyes:

She's a lovely woman derek, my cousin Susan:D

Margaret Pilkington 13-04-2009 10:25

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Jaysay, I thought you said you were off to blow up a hot water bottle....don't tell me you've finished already.:D

jaysay 13-04-2009 10:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 703875)
Jaysay, I thought you said you were off to blow up a hot water bottle....don't tell me you've finished already.:D

On my third one Margaret, I wish, I really don't have the puff to blow a paper bag up let alone an hot water bottle:D

derekgas 13-04-2009 14:35

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Haha, exactly Jaysay. (your cuosin susan), I tried to blow a hot water bottle up many years ago, after watching it on telly, it is not for the faint hearted, a lot harder than it looks, not sure I would class it as a talent though!

jaysay 13-04-2009 16:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 703907)
Haha, exactly Jaysay. (your cuosin susan), I tried to blow a hot water bottle up many years ago, after watching it on telly, it is not for the faint hearted, a lot harder than it looks, not sure I would class it as a talent though!

Anybody who can blow a hot water bottle up is far more talented than me derek:D

shillelagh 13-04-2009 16:47

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Has cashy emigrated to London .... and changed his name to andy?:D:D:D

cherokee 13-04-2009 16:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 703907)
Haha, exactly Jaysay. (your cuosin susan), I tried to blow a hot water bottle up many years ago, after watching it on telly, it is not for the faint hearted, a lot harder than it looks, not sure I would class it as a talent though!


I think its more like stupidity than talent lmao!!!! not calling you stubid btw , but if the cap fits hahahaha . :D:p I was cringing all the way through that act im only surprised it didnt take his face off. :eek:

West Ender 13-04-2009 18:41

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There's a chap in Warrington who owns a gym and he was on "Opportunity Knocks", 30 years ago, blowing up a hot water bottle. It was his one and only claim to fame. :D

Lilly 13-04-2009 20:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 703992)
There's a chap in Warrington who owns a gym and he was on "Opportunity Knocks", 30 years ago, blowing up a hot water bottle. It was his one and only claim to fame. :D

Hee hee.........blowing a hot water bottle up. :D

What makes people decide to do these things? Blowing hot water bottles up, eating x amount of whatever in so many minutes, growing their nostril hair to 12 inches etc etc......how do they think them up?

lindsay ormerod 13-04-2009 20:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lilly (Post 704024)
Hee hee.........blowing a hot water bottle up. :D

What makes people decide to do these things? Blowing hot water bottles up, eating x amount of whatever in so many minutes, growing their nostril hair to 12 inches etc etc......how do they think them up?

They probably sit in on a Saturday night and watch the tv, lose the will to live at all the cheap programmes involving members of the public and try to find something else to amuse themselves, ie growing nasal hair to extremes or putting pegs on their face, it's gotta be better than watching the current dross.:D

West Ender 13-04-2009 21:16

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The chap with the Ferrero Rochers was one of the highlights last week. Now, I may be alone in thinking he was winding up the judges like a cuckoo clock but what other reason would there be to have him on the show? It was so stupid and banal it was funny.

We thrive on this sort of thing, in this country, don't we? There was a woman, many years ago when I was still at school, who used to tear telephone directories with her bare hands. She was often on the telly and - that was all she did! No, I tell a lie, she may have bent the odd poker as well. :D

jaysay 14-04-2009 10:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 704049)
The chap with the Ferrero Rochers was one of the highlights last week. Now, I may be alone in thinking he was winding up the judges like a cuckoo clock but what other reason would there be to have him on the show? It was so stupid and banal it was funny.

We thrive on this sort of thing, in this country, don't we? There was a woman, many years ago when I was still at school, who used to tear telephone directories with her bare hands. She was often on the telly and - that was all she did! No, I tell a lie, she may have bent the odd poker as well. :D

Well when I saw that guy with the Ferrero Rochers, I picked my ears up and put the paper down, Like love them myself, but only managing four:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: I would have given him a run for his money, but I've had my 15 minutes of fame:D:D

emzy 14-04-2009 10:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 704139)
Well when I saw that guy with the Ferrero Rochers, I picked my ears up and put the paper down, Like love them myself, but only managing four:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: I would have given him a run for his money, but I've had my 15 minutes of fame:D:D


I might try the Ferrero Rocher thing, whats the current record lol

jaysay 14-04-2009 10:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by emzy (Post 704142)
I might try the Ferrero Rocher thing, whats the current record lol

Think it was said the record is six in one minute emzy

emzy 14-04-2009 10:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 704149)
Think it was said the record is six in one minute emzy

Am going to practice :D

AccyLass 14-04-2009 11:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by emzy (Post 704150)
Am going to practice :D

Can I eat the ones ya don't manage?

Not in one minute mind:p

emzy 14-04-2009 11:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyLass28 (Post 704159)
Can I eat the ones ya don't manage?

Not in one minute mind:p

lol we can challenge each other to see how many we can eat the quickest

vera 14-04-2009 11:17

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don't forget to shaqre with me

jaysay 14-04-2009 11:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by vera (Post 704165)
don't forget to shaqre with me

Come on you ladies think of all those inches on the waist line, give um to me:D

AccyLass 14-04-2009 11:27

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Well I kno he weren't talking to me.... he said ladies :p

emzy 14-04-2009 11:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 704167)
Come on you ladies think of all those inches on the waist line, give um to me:D

Will have a good excuse for those extra inches though :D

shillelagh 14-04-2009 12:37

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might be something for the next accyweb meet ..... contest on who can eat the most!!!:D:D:D

AccyLass 14-04-2009 13:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 704181)
might be something for the next accyweb meet ..... contest on who can eat the most!!!:D:D:D


Not fair.... I can never make them lol

jimmi5bellies 14-04-2009 15:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 703559)
What about Stavros Flatley, the Greek Cypriot dancer, and his son? I thought they were fabulous - so funny. :D


Had me in stitches and even Simon Cowell was laughing !

jaysay 14-04-2009 16:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jimmi5bellies (Post 704238)
Had me in stitches and even Simon Cowell was laughing !

Ha Jimmi made a change to him always scowling :D

jaysay 14-04-2009 16:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyLass28 (Post 704170)
Well I kno he weren't talking to me.... he said ladies :p

You'd have played hell if I'd have called you anything else:D

AccyLass 14-04-2009 16:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 704278)
You'd have played hell if I'd have called you anything else:D


That is so not true............


I quite like the name Michelle:p

planetsusie 15-04-2009 08:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 703325)
Well it back tonight and judging from the press coverage should be a laugh a minute in the early stages, there seems to be some "real mingers" in this years little lot:D


hahaha!
Well if I was to use that programme as a benchmark for any latent talent Britain has, it would soon become clear that Britain doesn't have talent, jusy a load of attention hungry freaks

emamum 15-04-2009 08:56

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an accywebbers grandaughter has gone on this year.. dunno how she did tho.

jaysay 15-04-2009 11:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyLass28 (Post 704305)
That is so not true............


I quite like the name Michelle:p

I bet your other half goes to a fancy dress as a turtle with you on his back:D :rolleyes::p

jaysay 15-04-2009 11:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum (Post 704603)
an accywebbers grandaughter has gone on this year.. dunno how she did tho.

Come on ema spill the beans who is it:confused::confused::confused:

david1 16-04-2009 21:17

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Could it be this lady ???

Britain's Got Talent - Video

There is an advert in the begining .

Lilly 16-04-2009 21:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by david1 (Post 705096)
Could it be this lady ???

Britain's Got Talent - Video

There is an advert in the begining .

I wouldn't have thought so.....Susan Boyle is 47.

If she is an accywebber's grand-daughter......do we have any members in their 80s? :confused:

jaysay 17-04-2009 10:07

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There was an Item on ITV news last night about her, it seems that a video on U Tube has had 20 million hits in five days, that's some going to say the least. It appears that Demi Moore put a link from her Web Site to the U Tube and everything went crazy

Royboy39 17-04-2009 20:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 705235)
There was an Item on ITV news last night about her, it seems that a video on U Tube has had 20 million hits in five days, that's some going to say the least. It appears that Demi Moore put a link from her Web Site to the U Tube and everything went crazy

You are right John.
This is the full version.
This Lass can sing.

YouTube - Full Version. Win Susan Win. Susan Boyle - Britains Got Talent.

garinda 17-04-2009 20:33

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Last week's how was the first I've ever watched.

The woman has a good voice, but she isn't the next Callas or Ferrier, in my opinion.

I think her very adequate voice was more of a shock because everyone expected her to sound like a cat being strangled.

Royboy39 17-04-2009 20:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 705402)
Last week's how was the first I've ever watched.

The woman has a good voice, but she isn't the next Callas or Ferrier, in my opinion.

I think her very adequate voice was more of a shock because everyone expected her to sound like a cat being strangled.

That being said.................I'll bet she makes more money in the next 12 months than all of us put together....good on her. :)

garinda 17-04-2009 21:00

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Apparently the woman has gone into hiding, after facing the barrage of publicity the Cowell machine has generated.

I hope any success that the programme brings this very nice woman, brings her some joy.

Money doesn't always equate with happiness.

Let's not forget the biggest winner of all, as with all his similar programmes, will be Simon Cowell.

Don't get me wrong, I was as wowed as the next person when she appeared on the show. It wasn't until I heard her again on the radio this week, that I thought her voice wasn't that special.

The most unique thing about her was she looked like she could have been Madonna's mother, when she is in fact three years younger than the Material Girl herself.

katex 17-04-2009 21:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 705414)
The most unique thing about her was she looked like she could have been Madonna's mother, when she is in fact three years younger than the Material Girl herself.

Disagree .. Madonna still looks 50, just looks 'better' for her age because of the trimmings ... not quite the same thing.

Don't think Susan Boyle is interested in the money really, just wants to sing for her supper. Think she will emerge soon and adjust to the limelight. :D

Royboy39 17-04-2009 21:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 705414)
Apparently the woman has gone into hiding, after facing the barrage of publicity the Cowell machine has generated.

I hope any success that the programme brings this very nice woman, brings her some joy.

Money doesn't always equate with happiness.

Let's not forget the biggest winner of all, as with all his similar programmes, will be Simon Cowell.

Don't get me wrong, I was as wowed as the next person when she appeared on the show. It wasn't until I heard her again on the radio this week, that I thought her voice wasn't that special.

The most unique thing about her was she looked like she could have been Madonna's mother, when she is in fact three years younger than the Material Girl herself.

I bet her family would appreciate that post has would yours if you were called the fallen Adonis. :)

garinda 17-04-2009 23:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 705425)
Disagree .. Madonna still looks 50, just looks 'better' for her age because of the trimmings ... not quite the same thing.

Don't think Susan Boyle is interested in the money really, just wants to sing for her supper. Think she will emerge soon and adjust to the limelight. :D

Whether Madonna looks her age is really irrelevant. The fact is Miss Boyle doesn't dress or act like most women in the country, who happen to be in their late mid forties.

I like eccentrics, but just hope they don't give her a make over, and style her as the new Jayne Macdonald.

I stand by my claim that after the shock of this kooky woman not wailing like a cat, her voice is good, but not brilliant.

Try listening to her sing without any visual input.

A good voice, but certainly no better than many others.

jaysay 18-04-2009 09:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 705478)
Whether Madonna looks her age is really irrelevant. The fact is Miss Boyle doesn't dress or act like most women in the country, who happen to be in their late mid forties.

I like eccentrics, but just hope they don't give her a make over, and style her as the new Jayne Macdonald.

I stand by my claim that after the shock of this kooky woman not wailing like a cat, her voice is good, but not brilliant.

Try listening to her sing without any visual input.

A good voice, but certainly no better than many others.

I think you've got to take her performance last week into context Rindi, she walked on the stage, with just a Mike in her hand, no sound effects just her voice, and especially the way she looked, I like everybody else, including Cowell and co, thought shed be a joke, well the joke was on all of use and I think she'll go a long way.:mosher:

Sara 18-04-2009 15:32

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Listen to her singing "cry me a river" it is just as good if not better.

Exclusive: Susan Boyle's first ever song release revealed - listen to it here - The Daily Record

garinda 18-04-2009 16:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sara (Post 705694)
Listen to her singing "cry me a river" it is just as good if not better.

Exclusive: Susan Boyle's first ever song release revealed - listen to it here - The Daily Record

That was amazing.

Thanks for the link.:)

MargaretR 18-04-2009 16:22

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..a different style too...
this reminds me of that film 'Little Voice'
maybe she is an excellent voice mimic too

derekgas 18-04-2009 19:55

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I have reservations about this show now, a young lad was doing 'valerie', simon cowell stopped him in a very abrupt way, seemingly rude, asked the lad to sing something else, and he sang a michael jackson track, unless it was edited in between, how would they ever have the music ready for a second song so quickly?

Caz 18-04-2009 20:07

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Sniffs a bit of prior knowledge doesn't it? The second track just happened to be amazing.

West Ender 18-04-2009 20:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 705778)
I have reservations about this show now, a young lad was doing 'valerie', simon cowell stopped him in a very abrupt way, seemingly rude, asked the lad to sing something else, and he sang a michael jackson track, unless it was edited in between, how would they ever have the music ready for a second song so quickly?


You're right, Derek, it had to be a set-up. Cowell obviously knew the lad could sing the Jackson song and they did the other one for a bit of "theatre". It's not the first time on that show. I believe they decide quite early on who will win and I'd never advise anyone to waste their money voting.

Having said all that, the little lad was very good. I just hope his voice doesn't break like I believe the boy's from last week has.

derekgas 18-04-2009 21:24

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He was good, but even cowell wouldnt be that mean, not without redeeming himself, and if it wasnt staged, then he couldnt have redeemed himself, it is contemptable, and deceitful, I wondered why cowell was so rich! He is a conman!

cherokee 18-04-2009 23:13

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Dont they ask them to have at least two songs ready? when we went to BGT in Blackpool last year a similar thing happend with a couple of lads, They were rubbish at the first song so Simon asked them if they had a second song lined up (which they did) and they were brilliant at it which took them through,
In and inteview at a later stage I vaguely remember them saying that they are expected to have two songs lined up .

garinda 18-04-2009 23:40

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I'm sure people are pre-auditioned before they go before the judges.

They wouldn't have the time to listen to every care in the community case that turns up.

The whole thing is so heavily edited, so that it appears to be like the modern day equivalent of watching gladiators fight in the Coliseum, with the audience giving the final thumbs up or down.

andrewb 19-04-2009 08:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 705843)
I'm sure people are pre-auditioned before they go before the judges.

They wouldn't have the time to listen to every care in the community case that turns up.

The whole thing is so heavily edited, so that it appears to be like the modern day equivalent of watching gladiators fight in the Coliseum, with the audience giving the final thumbs up or down.

I must say I'm normally not for watching 'reality tv', but shows like these, even if they are heavily edited, do seem to attract me. Perhaps it's because they do actually have some talent in.. :D

jaysay 19-04-2009 09:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 705843)
I'm sure people are pre-auditioned before they go before the judges.

They wouldn't have the time to listen to every care in the community case that turns up.

The whole thing is so heavily edited, so that it appears to be like the modern day equivalent of watching gladiators fight in the Coliseum, with the audience giving the final thumbs up or down.

Think I've got to agree about pre-auditioning, especially when you see the number of people waiting in the outside auditorium, but if that's the case how the hell did those three lasses get on the stage, especially the one with attitude who had a real go at Cowel:D

katex 19-04-2009 10:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 705870)
how the hell did those three lasses get on the stage, especially the one with attitude who had a real go at Cowel:D

All in the name of entertainment Jaysay ... they were probably encouraged by the producers.

I like the guy who played the saxophone ... could be a good contender to Susan Boyle ... and would be lovely to see a musician win instead of a singer.

jaysay 19-04-2009 10:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 705879)
All in the name of entertainment Jaysay ... they were probably encouraged by the producers.

I like the guy who played the saxophone ... could be a good contender to Susan Boyle ... and would be lovely to see a musician win instead of a singer.

He was brilliant wasn't he kate, I like a good musician of any type, but this chap was special:mosher:

West Ender 19-04-2009 19:01

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They do at least one audition before they get in front of the judging panel. Only a very small percentage go through and about a quarter of those that do get televised. A little girl who is a friend of my granddaughter auditioned with her sister - about last November - and it was just TV people. They were told they would hear if they were through to the judging in February, ready for the current series. Anyway, they did get a letter but it was a "No".

maxwell silver 19-04-2009 19:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 705879)
All in the name of entertainment Jaysay ... they were probably encouraged by the producers.

I like the guy who played the saxophone ... could be a good contender to Susan Boyle ... and would be lovely to see a musician win instead of a singer.

Though the guy playing the sax was excellent.Had the cool look,his sax playing brought a lump to my throat(perfect tune to play to),his plea for recognition did'nt tear the heart to pieces...just wanted to do well for his family...Hope he wins it.Susan Boyles got a great voice but is'nt she in danger of becoming a novelty because of her looks etc.

lindsay ormerod 19-04-2009 21:57

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I reckon the sax player has it in the bag, he exuded talent, maybe too much though? I would love to see him win but it will no doubt be some small child or a dancing dog !!:rolleyes:

emamum 19-04-2009 22:02

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i liked the sax player and i like the song he chose.. but i wouldnt have chosen that song, i would have shosen something a bit more spectacular, like the saxplayer on americas got talent, the one that looked like he had adhd and had eaten a full sweet shop :D (i also wouldnt have played a soprano but thats just me :D)

jaysay 20-04-2009 09:28

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Just a little wonder, Kenny G (Kenneth Goldsmith) was on breakfast TV this morning he was brilliant

Lilly 20-04-2009 15:53

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 706080)
I reckon the sax player has it in the bag, he exuded talent, maybe too much though? I would love to see him win but it will no doubt be some small child or a dancing dog !!:rolleyes:


I didn't think the sax player was anything out of the ordinary.

I thought he was good, but no better than any busker in the street.

derekgas 20-04-2009 20:42

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I thought the sax player was very good, would like to hear him play 'aria', I love that tune. I heard today that the kid who simon cowell stoped mid song, is actually a relative of his, or maybe sinita's?

West Ender 20-04-2009 20:59

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The saxophonist was good but no better than any you'd find in any good orchestra. The soprano sax is a bit unusual and he played an evocative piece of music but I didn't think he was particularly outstanding.

emamum 20-04-2009 22:08

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Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 706380)
The saxophonist was good but no better than any you'd find in any good orchestra. The soprano sax is a bit unusual and he played an evocative piece of music but I didn't think he was particularly outstanding.

i used to be a good sax player :D

katex 20-04-2009 22:22

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Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 706380)
The saxophonist was good but no better than any you'd find in any good orchestra. The soprano sax is a bit unusual and he played an evocative piece of music but I didn't think he was particularly outstanding.

Not sure West Ender .. not an expert on saxophonists, but was just the whole picture to me .. his personality, dress ... x-factor stuff. That's what gets people noticed. As Susan Boyle .. decent voice .. just different from the rest of the glam. vocalists seeking fame and fortune.... ex-factor again. There are lots of people in choirs and backing groups who are just as good as the well-known singers ... luck of the draw.

Sure he is pretty good as far as saxophonists are concerned .. had been playing for years, and a music teacher to boot.

Didn't enjoy the young lad though ... always a little strange when these young people have a voice beyond their years ... the songs don't quite match their immaturity somehow. Bordering on the edge of precautiousness . a quality I don't like ... different than confidence.

jaysay 21-04-2009 09:39

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 706416)
Not sure West Ender .. not an expert on saxophonists, but was just the whole picture to me .. his personality, dress ... x-factor stuff. That's what gets people noticed. As Susan Boyle .. decent voice .. just different from the rest of the glam. vocalists seeking fame and fortune.... ex-factor again. There are lots of people in choirs and backing groups who are just as good as the well-known singers ... luck of the draw.

Sure he is pretty good as far as saxophonists are concerned .. had been playing for years, and a music teacher to boot.

Didn't enjoy the young lad though ... always a little strange when these young people have a voice beyond their years ... the songs don't quite match their immaturity somehow. Bordering on the edge of precautiousness . a quality I don't like ... different than confidence.

Quite agree with your thoughts on the young lad kate, kind of takes me back to the days of Op Knocks and Bonny Langford, didn't like her then and still don't today.

West Ender 21-04-2009 18:28

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I think Susan Boyle is good but...... Why do I get the feeling that, if she was attractive and well-dressed, she would have been treated as "average" by Cowell & Co., the audience, the viewing public and the rest of the world? The Americans are all over her like a rash because they think there's something wrong with her. She has a good voice, granted, but it's only really exceptional because it's coming out of her body.

jaysay 22-04-2009 10:31

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Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 706687)
I think Susan Boyle is good but...... Why do I get the feeling that, if she was attractive and well-dressed, she would have been treated as "average" by Cowell & Co., the audience, the viewing public and the rest of the world? The Americans are all over her like a rash because they think there's something wrong with her. She has a good voice, granted, but it's only really exceptional because it's coming out of her body.

There talking about Susan Boyle the Movie now with Angelina Jolee laying her:rolleyes:

emamum 22-04-2009 12:43

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 706851)
There talking about Susan Boyle the Movie now with Angelina Jolee laying her:rolleyes:


i know she has been offered a part in a porn film but i didnt realise angelina jolie was gunna be in it as well :eek::eek:

jaysay 22-04-2009 16:22

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Originally Posted by emamum (Post 706887)
i know she has been offered a part in a porn film but i didnt realise angelina jolie was gunna be in it as well :eek::eek:

That's the second time in two days my key board has got me into bother, well that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it:rolleyes:

lindsay ormerod 24-04-2009 21:49

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There is a 10 year old from Accy, Hollie Steel, on tomorrow's show who according to Times online is hotly tipped to give Susan Boyle a run for her money, time for a bit of town support if the little lass gets thru I think.:)

katex 24-04-2009 21:52

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 707839)
There is a 10 year old from Accy, Hollie Steel, on tomorrow's show who according to Times online is hotly tipped to give Susan Boyle a run for her money, time for a bit of town support if the little lass gets thru I think.:)

Good for her, but will only give support if I think she is worth it.
Is she a singer Lindsay ?

lindsay ormerod 24-04-2009 22:06

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Starts off dancing much to Cowell's chagrin, and then sings " I could have danced all night" from My Fair Lady apparently. Makes a nice change from underperforming pets I suppose! Both her parents work for the NHS and she lives and is educated in Acc.
Will just have to wait and see.

katex 24-04-2009 22:10

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 707846)
Starts off dancing much to Cowell's chagrin, and then sings " I could have danced all night" from My Fair Lady apparently. Makes a nice change from underperforming pets I suppose! Both her parents work for the NHS and she lives and is educated in Acc.
Will just have to wait and see.

Yes, of course, reserve judgement ... that song is not easy, has a very wide range.

West Ender 25-04-2009 16:32

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There's a piece about her in today's Express. It says she comes from Manchester! :eek:

flashy 25-04-2009 16:34

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ah they where talking about her on the radio last night

BERNADETTE 25-04-2009 16:49

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There is a write up about her in the LET:)

Polly_45 25-04-2009 19:26

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Little Holly has just been on BGT she was amazing,very much a talented little girl hope she goes far:)

West Ender 25-04-2009 21:08

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Yes she was very good, a rare talent and a very mature voice for her age. I think she was struggling a bit trying not to sing in a Lancashire accent but, hey, Gracie Fields did and she was world famous. I'd love to hear Hollie sing something a bit more suited to her age but I'm sure she will in the next heat. :)

david1 25-04-2009 21:11

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For those who missed this Accy born lass ;-

Auditions 3: Hollie Steel - Britain's Got Talent - Video

There is an advert at the start .

flashy 25-04-2009 21:20

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YouTube - Britains Got Talent 2009 Holly Steel Other Amazing Voice


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