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The most ridiculous thing is that if I'm reading it right the vote won't even happen on the show, the person who wins a voite that no bugger has actually heard about will be announed on Saturday's show, and half the GBP will switch off confuzzled.
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The most ridiculous thing is that if I'm reading it right the vote won't even happen on the show, the person who wins a voite that no bugger has actually heard about will be announed on Saturday's show, and half the GBP will switch off confuzzled.

 

That's what I was thinking, but I guess they'll be some sort of advert when Corrie is on tomorrow night :)

I wonder whether they will bring back Johnny or Risk
I wonder whether they will bring back Johnny or Risk

 

No, they're bringing back one of Jonjo, James, 2 Shoes or Amelia... as has just been posted... :P

 

It'll obviously be Amelia brought back I reckon. Retarded way to handle this whole situation though, I wish they'd have just brought back Johnny.

Dan Wootton tweeted the front page of The Sun which is basically Frankie selling his story. Didn't take him long.
Claiming he shagged seven girls during his time in the X Factor and spent 'six nights on coke'.
Claiming he shagged seven girls during his time in the X Factor and spent 'six nights on coke'.

 

He's just bragging. He's an 18 year old virgin who likes nothing better than to curl up in bed with his collection of 'Captain Underpants' books!

 

No seriously - I'm sure he's been well-paid to do his stint as the 'bad boy' to make Gary's category look interesting (for a while). He's served Gary and XF very well.

 

Kath

This years X Factor has been excellent for all the wrong reasons. Even I'm getting to the point now where I consider it to be one of the best British comedy shows I've seen all year. I blame Dermot O'Leary for allowing himself to be forced into dancing after he walks onto the stage each Saturday night. That was like the Titanic hitting the iceberg for me. :lol:
The most ridiculous thing is that if I'm reading it right the vote won't even happen on the show, the person who wins a voite that no bugger has actually heard about will be announed on Saturday's show, and half the GBP will switch off confuzzled.

 

We were talking about this at work yesterday (yes, X Factor is a great conversation starter when you're brewing up :D ). I was also under the impression all 4 would perform, then allow the public to vote on that performance to seal their fate.

 

Like I say, British comedy at it's finest. They don't need a "novelty act". X Factor is pure novelty this year. :D

I think Hits has hit the nail on the head perfectly.

It was a fairly normal, average, boring series until reports surfaced they'd bled two million viewers and were being beaten by Strictly Come Dancing and Cowell was determined to regain his crown.

 

And since then?

 

Bullying accusations, judges with 'throat infections', Frankiegate, supposed racism...

 

Cowell really should just scrap the music industry and make a living out of writing pantomines.

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