May 2, 200916 yr Author That was awful watching them make that girl decide to dump her friend. How awkward did it look with them after :o but she was amazing. Pizza man so lovely and humble. Him V Susan maybe!
May 3, 200916 yr Pizza man so lovely and humble. Him V Susan maybe! After him, Susan is a goner :kink: Amazing performance, not afraid to say, had me in tears!
May 3, 200916 yr I thought Susan was better in all honesty, but maybe it's coz we could tell that he was scared to perform... Although, he DID have a good voice.
May 3, 200916 yr I really would like to have heard that violinist girl play without the backing track. There were times when the backing track was all I could hear - so I couldn't figure out if she was average / good / excellent or not. Hope we get to hear JUST the violin the next time we hear her on the show - otherwise - I can't see much difference in her and the bloke who came on with his own voice on the backing track - although that was hilarious - and more than a little staged. I am getting increasingly sceptical about this show now though ... although the girl with the fiddle may prove to be a potential winner ... the 'lets break up a childhood friendship' card has been played so many times by Cowell now - you expect it all the time. Personally my favourite of the night was the guy with the invisible saxophone! And I agree with previous poster - Jamie wasn't a patch on Susan Boyle (although I'm getting sick of her now so it would be nice for someone else to steal some thunder). Don't know why they had to make such a frigging fuss of him being nervous though ... surely 75% of the contestants were bricking it ... he's no different. Norma Edited May 3, 200916 yr by Norma_Snockers
May 4, 200916 yr Breaking news on the Janine/Sue front ..... :o http://www.thespoof.com/news/spoof.cfm?headline=s1i52545 And on a more serious note the 'cheeky chappie' doing the 'Consider Yourself' number (in a very expensive looking 'urchin' outfit) may have to leave the Sylvia Young Theatre School, his mum revealed on GMTV, as she's been made redundant (who hasn't) and they can no longer afford the fees. http://www.unrealitytv.co.uk/britains-got-...g-stage-school/ I am actually thinking of setting up an appeal fund if the members of BJ who were so touched by his 'chirpy' performance would like to contribute. Remember ... this could be a future British treasure, like Michael Caine. Norma Edited May 5, 200916 yr by Norma_Snockers
May 6, 200916 yr Good 'evans! More scurrilous shenanagins (double spelling gaff there methinks!) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandra...experience.html Orf with his 'ead! Norma
May 6, 200916 yr Read this in a paper earlier. So, Shaheen has already starred in The Bill, Torchwood etc. Flawless have done backing dancing in George Sampson's video, and one of them did something for Heartbreaker (Will.I.Am ft. Cheryl Cole single) The trumpet man has released an album under Sony BMG's label. Danny has sang on stage in front of around 1,000 people before. It's all getting a bit suspicious now.
May 6, 200916 yr Well I suppose its just all a bit of fun really! I quite look forward to all the 'porkies'! Must admit though ... I really can't abide that little brat doing the 'Oliver' routine - I don't care what sort of affliction he has ... I just want to smack him! Obnoxious little oink! Norma
May 9, 200916 yr Well I suppose its just all a bit of fun really! I quite look forward to all the 'porkies'! Must admit though ... I really can't abide that little brat doing the 'Oliver' routine - I don't care what sort of affliction he has ... I just want to smack him! Obnoxious little oink! Norma LOL - one of my work colleagues said her daughter feels the same about "that little brat". I don't think it should matter too much what experience these people have had before, although the "porkies" is a bit silly. I'm sure that sometimes they do it on purpose to get a bit of extra publicity.
May 10, 200916 yr I thought the counter tenor was brilliant! :wub: Simon: ‘It’s like a dog that meows’ :rofl:
May 10, 200916 yr I thought the counter tenor was brilliant! :wub: Yep, me too and he had a great personality as well. :D
May 10, 200916 yr I still can't see past Susan Boyle for this. She has it won now. I personally think in the Final she will so suffer from being too clear a favourite and overhyped, so she will end up being beaten by something else. Still I loved this spoof: FmQ0il3fRRA Dr Who villian The Kandyman on Britain's Got Talent As Whovians know he was a rubbish villian, so I'm glad to see it had a talent doing something else. :lol:
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