The post that was quoted here has been removedDiversity consist of about 15 or so dancers [prancers some might say] who each had their mates phone in votes for them; and also got their mates' mates to phone in votes - and so on ad infinitum. Was it any wonder they would amass the most number of pals ringing in and voting for them?
Nope, not really. 😕
Having said that, they were QUITE a reasonable bunch of prancers......if you like that sort of thing. 😛
Originally posted by Dr Strangelove11 street dancers.
Diversity consist of about 15 or so dancers [prancers some might say] who each had their mates phone in votes for them; and also got their mates' mates to phone in votes - and so on ad infinitum. Was it any wonder they would amass the most number of pals ringing in and voting for them?
Nope, not really. 😕
Having said that, they were QUITE a reasonable bunch of prancers......if you like that sort of thing. 😛
If you follow your logic then why didnt MD Showgroup get through, at 34 members they have a larger starting point and that would increase their vote count hugely. It takes more votes to win than any one group of people can muster.
Diversity got it because they were more entertaining and I'm glad they did because Susan will get her shot at fame without winning - they wouldnt have got the same opportunities that she will get over the next few days, if they had not won.
The post that was quoted here has been removedMeh. Sour grapes on behalf of Strangelove and anyone else that felt the need to criticise. Everyone who participated was bang on and they all deserve a big round of applause. Can you do anything better dudes? I think not perhaps!!!!
Bo11ocks to the negative vibes idiots.
Just my view
Jim
It was quite a surprise, even the lead dancer from diversity said he thought they had done quite well to come second before the actual result was announced.
They were a worthy winner though, coming up with some incredibly creative stuff all the way, and like alot of people have said Susan Boyle has already had such exposure that she will have people queing up to make her offers now.
I was elated with the outcome. Diversity's choreography was genius. Beyond a doubt the best performance of the night.
My next faourite acts were Shaheen and Flawless. Could only put Susan Boyle somewhere in the middle of the bunch.
Can't think why Julian Smith was in the top three, other than the fact that he performed last which tends to give some advantage.
I wonder if they draw straws for the order in which they perform, or whether its up to the producers.
Forced to watch this utter crap last night.
The whole thing is spun and reminded me of a Butlin's Holiday
Camp competition.
They hit a new low this time by getting the wee girl to pretend she
cracked up onstage so people would tune in on the following night
to see if she would it again.
And you bunch of saps fall for it every time.
A fat guy prancing about with his unfit son.
An out of tune grandfather,
3 so-so children's acts to capture the hearts of the nation.
A mediocre sax player.
Boyle? I hear better in the Royal Oak on a Friday night and bimbo
Holden tried to upstage them all by wearing a ridiculous dress and
used the opportunity as a photo-shoot.
The dance troop that won it were not too bad.
Originally posted by greenpawn34Precisely! They were average - certainly not GREAT.
The dance troop that won it were not too bad.
The whole programme is complete and utter rubbish - I've seen better buskers.
Seems like the sax player was the only one with any real talent. 😏
Originally posted by greenpawn34Best review* ever.
Forced to watch this utter crap last night.
The whole thing is spun and reminded me of a Butlin's Holiday
Camp competition.
They hit a new low this time by getting the wee girl to pretend she
cracked up onstage so people would tune in on the following night
to see if she would it again.
And you bunch of saps fall for it every time.
A fat ...[text shortened]... s and
used the opportunity as a photo-shoot.
The dance troop that won it were not too bad.
* Of any TV show involving 'reality' something or talent search.
Originally posted by greenpawn34Finally! Somebody else who realised it was scripted. I have tried to tell people that Simon Cowell would never have let her have 'another go' out of the godness of his heart, but nobody seems to believe me.
They hit a new low this time by getting the wee girl to pretend she
cracked up onstage so people would tune in on the following night
to see if she would it again.
.
I think I ought to enter an act next year - just send somebody on stage to cry for the whole 2 minutes, judging from the way most of these reality shows have been going I would say it should be favourite to win.
Originally posted by TyrannosauruschexIf he/she would also claim that he/she is a 40-50 year old virgin that would be extra points.
I think I ought to enter an act next year - just send somebody on stage to cry for the whole 2 minutes, judging from the way most of these reality shows have been going I would say it should be favourite to win.
Originally posted by greenpawn34It's all just one big ploy to get the brain-dead, celebrity obsessed morons of the country to waste all their money on the rip-off phone 'voting' system.
Forced to watch this utter crap last night.
The whole thing is spun and reminded me of a Butlin's Holiday
Camp competition.
They hit a new low this time by getting the wee girl to pretend she
cracked up onstage so people would tune in on the following night
to see if she would it again.
And you bunch of saps fall for it every time.
A fat ...[text shortened]... s and
used the opportunity as a photo-shoot.
The dance troop that won it were not too bad.