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The producers should have reserved 4 places for the best of the rejected
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All the judges have expressed regrets at letting some great voices go .
The judges should each be allowed one rejected person who they believe they should have picked .
The judges should each be allowed one rejected person who they believe they should have picked .
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Anyway, you can guarantee that there would be huge arguments over the Producers choices.
Maybe they actively search for 11 acts and then when all 11 are filled, they each go into a room and pick their favourite rejected contestant, if two or more want one act they have to fight for them, I wouldn't leave it in the hands of the producers because of the reasons highlighted by other poster above..
Then they get the contestant to return and the coach that picked them is already turned around with the 'I Want You' lit up, don't tell the contestant until they sing and obviously realised what has happened
No, then it's not about 'the voice' any more is it?
I bet that at least one of the 48 will either drop out or be ruled out for some reason , leaving a space for the girl who should have got picked ( last episode) .
This way ALL acts shall be heard even if no one can technically turn for them and performing towards the end of the auditions won't be such a handicap.
The judges will be less hesitant about turning for the duration of the auditions, knowing that there's less chance of them missing out on someone special if they fill their quota prematurely. It'd also decrease the probability of Will insisting on saving his last space for THE very last act as he'd be left unable to fill his bonus slot!
It'd be a bit of a problem though if the added security of the bonus slots had all the judges filling their teams early on, leaving only 4 slots for a sizeable chunk of the auditionees... it'd also be bizarre watching so many acts receive no turns... meh, at least it'd guarantee a slot for the absolute favourite of each judge.