Showing posts with label Talent Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Talent Show. Show all posts

Watch Britain’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 3



Britain’s Got Talent

"Episode 3: London auditions"

* Olivia Binfield - endangered animal poetry act
* TKD Remix - bhangra dance/martial arts trio
* Herbie Armstrong - singer/musician
* Tracey Moran - comedy dancer
* Out of the Blue - acapella troupe
* Ronan Parke - singer

Note: This episode had Louis Walsh instead of David Hasselhoff

Watch Britain’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 2



Britain’s Got Talent

"Episode 2: Manchester, Glasgow and a YouTube audition"

* Edward Reid - comedy singer
* Razy Gogonea - dancer
* Grace & Ted - singing grandfather and granddaughter
* Les Gibson - impressionist
* Pip & Buddy - dog singing act

Watch Britain’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 1



Britain’s Got Talent

"Episode 1: Liverpool and Birmingham auditions"

* David Knight - young comedian
* Michael Collings - singer/musician
* Bruce Siztaz - martial arts duo
* Steven Hall - dancer
* MKB - dance troupe
* Antonio Popeye - eye popping
* Freeman Dance - dance troupe
* Nu Era - singers
* Goldstar Galaxy- dance troupe
* Gay & Alan - handbell players
* Marawa - hula Hoop
* Donelda Guy - dog act

Watch American Idol: Season 10, Episode 32



American Idol


5 Finalists Compete

Watch Australia’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 2



Australia’s Got Talent

"Episode 2"

Watch Australia’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 1



Australia’s Got Talent

"Episode 1"

Auditions for Series 5 of Australia's Got Talent began late 2010, holding auditions around the major cities in Australia. The judging panel then visited Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast and Perth for televised auditions in theatres, each with a full house of approximately 10,000 people viewing each session.
Dannii, Kyle and Brian returned to judge the series, which was also hosted by Grant Denyer. In terms of production, this year, they omitted the extended opening titles used around the world, and just displayed the logo before moving on. The opening episode rated well, coming 2nd with 1,563,000 viewers - only 30,000 viewers less than ratings juggernaut MasterChef.