Incredible that a staged stunt has shifted those dullards into the top 3
Egg lady has done it!
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Originally Posted by alienpanda:
“Anyone know the facts/reasons behind it yet???”
“Anyone know the facts/reasons behind it yet???”
The quartet she is part of, took part last year and seemed to hate their time in the show. I first assumed she was targeting Cowell because of something nasty he said during their audition, I can only view the first part of their story -
http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent
but the Judges said ok things to them and put them through their audition so I think it is a overall dislike of the show she has.
Originally Posted by alienpanda:
“Anyone know the facts/reasons behind it yet???”
“Anyone know the facts/reasons behind it yet???”
yes theres another thread. she got rejected last year with her quartet. the other 3 didnt know she was gonna do it and are disassociating themselves from it
Originally Posted by Firespire:
“The quartet she is part of, took part last year and seemed to hate their time in the show. I first assumed she was targeting Cowell because of something nasty he said during their audition, I can only view the first part of their story -
http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent
but the Judges said ok things to them and put them through their audition so I think it is a overall dislike of the show she has.”
“The quartet she is part of, took part last year and seemed to hate their time in the show. I first assumed she was targeting Cowell because of something nasty he said during their audition, I can only view the first part of their story -
http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent
but the Judges said ok things to them and put them through their audition so I think it is a overall dislike of the show she has.”
Interesting - so they felt they were selling their collective souls to the devil by going on the show at all, and then they failed anyway. Did they even get shown on the audition shows?
I can understand their frustration actually - well, they've definitely got publicity now!
Originally Posted by Sun Tzu.:
“Wasn't staged which is the genius behind it. She looks mental when she is doing it.”
“Wasn't staged which is the genius behind it. She looks mental when she is doing it.”
I thought it was quite funny the way she appeared to be frivolously laughing and smiling at the same time as if she didn't have a care in the world and it was a perfectly natural thing to do.
Originally Posted by Menk:
“Interesting - so they felt they were selling their collective souls to the devil by going on the show at all, and then they failed anyway. Did they even get shown on the audition shows?
I can understand their frustration actually - well, they've definitely got publicity now!”
“Interesting - so they felt they were selling their collective souls to the devil by going on the show at all, and then they failed anyway. Did they even get shown on the audition shows?
I can understand their frustration actually - well, they've definitely got publicity now!”
Apparently according to the DM article they were invited onto the show and were in two minds as to whether to do it or not at first.
One of them said something about how it might look very different as a viewer to what it can actually be like as a contestant. Which suggests to me that they perhaps had a bad experience behind the scenes.
Originally Posted by Alrightmate:
“Apparently according to the DM article they were invited onto the show and were in two minds as to whether to do it or not at first.
One of them said something about how it might look very different as a viewer to what it can actually be like as a contestant. Which suggests to me that they perhaps had a bad experience behind the scenes.”
“Apparently according to the DM article they were invited onto the show and were in two minds as to whether to do it or not at first.
One of them said something about how it might look very different as a viewer to what it can actually be like as a contestant. Which suggests to me that they perhaps had a bad experience behind the scenes.”
Read it about it here: http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent
Originally Posted by Green_Stamp:
“Read it about it here: http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent”
“Read it about it here: http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent”
Enjoyed reading that, sorry to sound daft but she mentions part two about the deliberation stage, how do I navigate to that?
thanks
Originally Posted by Green_Stamp:
“Read it about it here: http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent”
“Read it about it here: http://web.archive.org/web/201204112...ens-got-talent”
Thanks.
Ah...there's a part 2 to that blog article.
Do you know how to find the link to part 2?
Originally Posted by Alrightmate:
“Apparently according to the DM article they were invited onto the show and were in two minds as to whether to do it or not at first.
One of them said something about how it might look very different as a viewer to what it can actually be like as a contestant. Which suggests to me that they perhaps had a bad experience behind the scenes.”
“Apparently according to the DM article they were invited onto the show and were in two minds as to whether to do it or not at first.
One of them said something about how it might look very different as a viewer to what it can actually be like as a contestant. Which suggests to me that they perhaps had a bad experience behind the scenes.”
They were invited to take part on the show, and as credible, serious musicians, thought long and hard about taking that route and I don't think they were comfortable with the decision they made.
The researchers must have lost interest when they had no interesting back story between them and they were unceremoniously dumped before they got much (any?) TV exposure.
They must have wondered why they were invited on the show, only to be dumped early on and the answer to that question is that the producers simply don't care! They danced to SC's tune and were shat upon - this is a type of revenge!
She was rubbish. She wouldn't get far in the upcoming World Eggthrowing Championship!
http://www.eggthrowing.com/world_championship.php
http://www.eggthrowing.com/world_championship.php
Can't believe they try to put this image of them being sandwich makers across as if they popped out of the shop and went to audition for BGT. Such bollocks.
Originally Posted by Sun Tzu.:
“Can't believe they try to put this image of them being sandwich makers across as if they popped out of the shop and went to audition for BGT. Such bollocks.”
“Can't believe they try to put this image of them being sandwich makers across as if they popped out of the shop and went to audition for BGT. Such bollocks.”
Exactly. Plenty of the other acts who audition have normal jobs, or they're stay at home parents or whatever. Sure, some of them are lucky enough to do their talent/passion as a job but working in a sandwich shop is no different to the child acts going to school, plenty of people do it.
Originally Posted by Menk:
“They were invited to take part on the show, and as credible, serious musicians, thought long and hard about taking that route and I don't think they were comfortable with the decision they made.
The researchers must have lost interest when they had no interesting back story between them and they were unceremoniously dumped before they got much (any?) TV exposure.
They must have wondered why they were invited on the show, only to be dumped early on and the answer to that question is that the producers simply don't care! They danced to SC's tune and were shat upon - this is a type of revenge!”
“They were invited to take part on the show, and as credible, serious musicians, thought long and hard about taking that route and I don't think they were comfortable with the decision they made.
The researchers must have lost interest when they had no interesting back story between them and they were unceremoniously dumped before they got much (any?) TV exposure.
They must have wondered why they were invited on the show, only to be dumped early on and the answer to that question is that the producers simply don't care! They danced to SC's tune and were shat upon - this is a type of revenge!”
I get that they had a poor experience on the show; but nobody forced them to appear and as a group they also concede they "used" the show after they'd failed to achieve a record deal to increase their exposure. In addition, the whole business that what you end up seeing on TV is the result of editing is hardly news! After all, does even the documentary format record items that would incur if the cameras weren't there.
But that's not what I object about.
This group, and in particular Nathalie, don't like the format, the process or (ultimately) the result. She was bitter and decided to interrupt somebody else's performance.
Tell me how that is upholding the values of dignity and respect that she claims is so key to her own integrity? It wasn't.
In terms of a decent backstory, they should have been a bit edgier and said that they didn't wash their hands after going to the toilet is Sandwich-U-Like.
It would then explain somewhat why their sandwiches are just as crap as their act.
Alternatively, both their Nan and Christopher Maloney's Nan were lesbian lovers.
It would then explain somewhat why their sandwiches are just as crap as their act.
Alternatively, both their Nan and Christopher Maloney's Nan were lesbian lovers.
Originally Posted by ojs:
“I get that they had a poor experience on the show; but nobody forced them to appear and as a group they also concede they "used" the show after they'd failed to achieve a record deal to increase their exposure. In addition, the whole business that what you end up seeing on TV is the result of editing is hardly news! After all, does even the documentary format record items that would incur if the cameras weren't there.
But that's not what I object about.
This group, and in particular Nathalie, don't like the format, the process or (ultimately) the result. She was bitter and decided to interrupt somebody else's performance.
Tell me how that is upholding the values of dignity and respect that she claims is so key to her own integrity? It wasn't.”
“I get that they had a poor experience on the show; but nobody forced them to appear and as a group they also concede they "used" the show after they'd failed to achieve a record deal to increase their exposure. In addition, the whole business that what you end up seeing on TV is the result of editing is hardly news! After all, does even the documentary format record items that would incur if the cameras weren't there.
But that's not what I object about.
This group, and in particular Nathalie, don't like the format, the process or (ultimately) the result. She was bitter and decided to interrupt somebody else's performance.
Tell me how that is upholding the values of dignity and respect that she claims is so key to her own integrity? It wasn't.”
I don't disagree with anything you've said, but I didn't know she'd claimed the bit in bold. I honestly don't know how she'd square that as it was clear disrespect for another performer.
It was poorly thought out - she must have been booked for the gig without them realising who she was and thought that it was too good an opportunity to miss. I imagine she wasn't really clear in her own head what she wanted to get out of it.
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