Seems obvious to me.
Don't allow judges to vote in the final. Had Kellie not received full marks, this discussion wouldn't be taking place and the winner could be enjoying their moment.
The Final belongs to the public anyway in my opinion, so why give scores to "guide us".
Are we so stupid that we need guidance?
Remove the paddles. Ban remarks, such as "You're my number one" but allow a critique from the judges.
If the BBC oppose this then I can only think they love the controversy as it keeps their programme in the headlines long after the event, which would be fine, if it weren't at the expense of the winner.
Don't allow judges to vote in the final. Had Kellie not received full marks, this discussion wouldn't be taking place and the winner could be enjoying their moment.
The Final belongs to the public anyway in my opinion, so why give scores to "guide us".
Are we so stupid that we need guidance?
Remove the paddles. Ban remarks, such as "You're my number one" but allow a critique from the judges.
If the BBC oppose this then I can only think they love the controversy as it keeps their programme in the headlines long after the event, which would be fine, if it weren't at the expense of the winner.




