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Where is the Fun?
Final Score
15-03-2007
So we are left with a male pub singer, a high pitched soap star, a truly crazy reality party goer and a cutting edge/dull radio presenter, trained by a skinny red head and her camp husband, judged by a pathetic radio chief exec, a dancer and a singing nun.

It sounds like it should be funny. But.....
DeanDS
15-03-2007
Originally Posted by Final Score:
“Where is the fun?”

That fool Richard Park voted him and it out instead of Zoe.
mossy2103
15-03-2007
Originally Posted by Final Score:
“So we are left with a male pub singer, a high pitched soap star, a truly crazy reality party goer and a cutting edge/dull radio presenter, trained by a skinny red head and her camp husband, judged by a pathetic radio chief exec, a dancer and a singing nun.

It sounds like it should be funny. But.....”

And was the last CFA any different? It's just how it goes when the public are allowed to have their say.
caclin
15-03-2007
Last CFA was very different - it had both talented singers that were a pleasure to listen to and a huge comic element
desmagee88
15-03-2007
Originally Posted by Final Score:
“So we are left with a male pub singer, a high pitched soap star, a truly crazy reality party goer and a cutting edge/dull radio presenter, trained by a skinny red head and her camp husband, judged by a pathetic radio chief exec, a dancer and a singing nun.

It sounds like it should be funny. But.....”


Richard Park used to be a nun?
Pause
15-03-2007
I don't expect fun to be generated on the night though, I think it comes from within the actual academy. Last night Colin and Shaun were doing endless Richard Park impersonations and I couldn't stop laughing!

The highlight of the whole series for me though was when Tim Vine was doing a run through of one of his songs in the afternoon and he had to flick the mic stand up with his foot, he completely messed it up and everyone broke about laughing.

Yes it was one of those, 'you had to be there' moments...
Reality Sucks
15-03-2007
Originally Posted by Final Score:
“So we are left with a male pub singer, a high pitched soap star, a truly crazy reality party goer and a cutting edge/dull radio presenter, trained by a skinny red head and her camp husband, judged by a pathetic radio chief exec, a dancer and a singing nun.

It sounds like it should be funny. But.....”


Well I'm enjoying it but I'm not much of a fan of comedy singing anyway. Ade Edmonson was good, but Ruby Wax was truly dreadful (and Jo Brand). There's no entertainment in watching comedians sing badly. Watching the improvement of the celebs over time with the tuition is interesting and what FA was all about in the first place.
Norristar
15-03-2007
I think the students are there for the fun but the judges are waaay to serious!! Their critisms are so detailed and should be left for people actually wanting to make it in the music industry rather than raise money
mossy2103
15-03-2007
Originally Posted by caclin:
“Last CFA was very different - it had both talented singers that were a pleasure to listen to and a huge comic element”

At this stage in the competition (which is what the poster was referring to), the comedic elements had gone, I think Ade Edmonson was the last comic person voted out (and he too suffered with his voice at that stage). I would not have described Kim Metcalfe or Edith Bowman as anywhere near "comedic".
Last edited by mossy2103 : 15-03-2007 at 12:20
Pause
15-03-2007
Originally Posted by mossy2103:
“At this stage in the competition (which is what the poster was referring to), the comedic elements had gone, I think Ade Edmonson was the last comic person voted out (and he too suffered with his voice at that stage). I would not have described Kim Metcalfe or Edith Bowman as anywhere near "comedic".”

Again, what made the last series for me was the relationship between Ade and Reggie in the house during the day. The BBC1 show should show more highlights, because that's effectively where the comedy happens.
foxyred
15-03-2007
The comedy element for me has always been watching live feed. I haven't really enjoyed the forced comedy/singing performances, especially after watching them stage and practice it all.
foxyred
15-03-2007
Originally Posted by Pause:
“Again, what made the last series for me was the relationship between Ade and Reggie in the house during the day. The BBC1 show should show more highlights, because that's effectively where the comedy happens.”

I loved watching Ruby and Will during the last day in the academy, they were so funny. Also the same with Ade and and Reggie as someone else mentioned.
MadonnaMIX
15-03-2007
Please god make Tara be in the final i want to be entertained not bored to death with Shaun and Trisha
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