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Take Flat
eye3
22-11-2015
My god! Mark Owen words fail me
kitten12
22-11-2015
Nice to see them recycling their wives old coats though.......
Egyptologist
22-11-2015
It was all very odd. The judges did not look happy to be saving Peter especially Darcy!
kochspostulates
22-11-2015
I've seen Take That live several times and they can sing live, especially Gary Barlow.


So I don't know why they can't at the moment
GoinGaga
22-11-2015
The live performances from the guest artists have been very underwhelming this year IMO.
David Wright
22-11-2015
It was bizarre... What was all that walking through the "lobby" about?

Infact, with that ridiculous DO result the whole show was strange tonight....
TerryM22
22-11-2015
Originally Posted by eye3:
“My god! Mark Owen words fail me”

Marks great.
shuddupfluffy
22-11-2015
It looked like a musical version of Death Wish!

....still, you have to pay back your avoided tax somehow!
Layzeegoat
22-11-2015
I enjoyed it, even tho it was mimed (I think).
Miriam_R
22-11-2015
Their coats!
If this was the first time I'd ever heard them I'd think how the hell had they sold so many records.
amanda daisy
23-11-2015
The few times they've had to lip synch since their return has been for technical reasons and this was probably one of those times.
They did sing the single live a couple of weeks ago. Besides, everyone knows Gary can sing and TT are one of the best live acts, so it's not like they had something to prove on that front.
It was a fun throwback to the 70s and a bit of tongue in the cheek on the part of the boys. It's true that the performance targeted more the hardcore fans, but anyone with a sense of humour should have enjoyed it.
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