UK Timeline Britain's Got Talent : Season 4 - Page 3

speedfreak · 17-04-2010, 21:15

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Originally Posted by defirish

Cant believe that he put your man through. The dog was just fab. T.G. Simon is back to get rid of the wanna be's

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Ya she was fab. We only have two acts that are any good so far

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That was disgusting and should not have even left him on stage. That was thick stupid of them

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When do we get to see your cat

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Im so mortified for that boy. That was lousy of the parents to do that to him

I've pulled her out of the show at the last minute, thought it might be better for her career if I entered her in a talent show instead

Sasha222 · 17-04-2010, 21:23

Im wondering was this a set up that people would feel sorry for him and then bring him back on his own and then the audience would be so sorry for him that he would be loved by them and then the judges would put him through. Im mean he's going to do the same thing again that he done last year play the drums and he done that last year and never got throught to the final. What he should have done was put a group together his own age. He had a year to do it. He would want to do something exceptional this year to do a woo factor

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Originally Posted by speedfreak

I've pulled her out of the show at the last minute, thought it might be better for her career if I entered her in a talent show instead

Well she would have been better than what has been on tonight

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Sorry but no way should he get through. That was boring

Halcyon · 17-04-2010, 21:47

Apart from the 10 year old girl who sang that old war love song which she sang very well, I don't think there was any other talent.

Ben B · 17-04-2010, 21:48

Anyone watching more talent on ITV2?

Sasha222 · 17-04-2010, 22:30

Ya I am and I'm really hoping that this dog is good but so far not looking good and he's of

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That extra show is crap and a load of rubbish. I thought they would show a lot more of the acts.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGq1641reC8

For anyone who didn't see the dancing dog here it is. Best of the show tonight

Flyboy · 19-04-2010, 15:27

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Originally Posted by Halcyon

Apart from the 10 year old girl who sang that old war love song which she sang very well, I don't think there was any other talent.

And promptly gets slagged off by Vera Lynn, for not being old enough to remember the original.

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The veteran singer claimed schoolgirl Chloe Hickinbottom had no chance of grasping the passion and emotion of (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/...5875-22192507/

Halcyon · 19-04-2010, 17:37

I think it is a great thing and instead Vera Lynn should be happy that her music is spreading accross generations and is being appreciated by a new era of people.

Sasha222 · 19-04-2010, 17:52

From reading that I think what she was saying is that it's a very emotional song to do with the war and would take an awful lot for a child to grasp the emotion of it. She also said that she would love to meet her to give tips on vocals which is a good thing and I would say chloe would love that. I would love to see her sing a song that would suit her for her age and see how she would go with that. She does have a lovely voice.

Flyboy · 19-04-2010, 21:06

But to have already decided that the child knew nothing of the emotion attributed to the song, sounded a bit like sour grapes. It was unfair to make that assumption. Flyboy11 has done some extensive work on the second world war and through his great-grandfather's documented experiences, has invested a lot emotional effort into the subject and to suggested that he knew nothing of the emotion would be inequitable.

Sasha222 · 19-04-2010, 21:11

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Originally Posted by Flyboy

But to have already decided that the child knew nothing of the emotion attributed to the song, sounded a bit like sour grapes. It was unfair to make that assumption. Flyboy11 has done some extensive work on the second world war and through his great-grandfather's documented experiences, has invested a lot emotional effort into the subject and to suggested that he knew nothing of the emotion would be inequitable.

Thats true. Never thougt of it that way