Ha - I tried to post on the ITV board that Simon & Co should have advised Charlie about his choice of song (as they did for the others) rather than pretending they knew nothing about it and then ambushing him afterwards and voting him out.

Funnily enough, the mods wouldn't allow me to say it.

I wouldve rather had Charlie than Strike personally.

I dont think Strike are that good myself.

Natalie. If you go to any

Tae Kwon Do
Karate
Shotokan
Kick Boxing
Tang Soo Do

and especially Wu Shu and some styles of Kung Fu


Classes in this country, you will find people like them. I can do that because I used to classes like that - in fact, they are slow and stole all the really cool stuff from Nemesis, George and Flava.

The did a breakdancing move. (George/Nemesis) They did some posing. (George Nemesis Flav). The did some slow mo stuff (George and Nemesis). They added effects to their songs to respond from (Flava George and Nemesis).

The only thing different from them and the other acts mentioned is, they had to do theirs slowly because when it was speeded up they were out of time.

Charlie's cheesy song was no Bohemian Rhapsody.
It was 100% rotten.

No surprises there.

Wonder how they'll explain Simon stepping in with extra vocal coaching for Faryl?

Go into any music shop across the country and you can purchase CDs by numerous artists, all at least as talented as Charlie.

They're original because no one has tried entering as martial arts in BGT before and been that good, entertaining and highly rated. Maybe when all these people who are in martial arts clubs enter BGT and create displays such as Strike, I'll agree with you. But obviously not many martial artists want to enter, or perform as Strike did, which was a novel way of bringing martial arts to a wider audience.

Oh dear! Some people have no taste.

You keep wittering on about Strike 'stealing' everyone elses moves, and as i've said before - do you realise how daft you sound? The way you keep saying it makes you sound about 8 years old!

And to ask my previous question again - as you avoided it - who did Nemesis, George and Flava steal their moves from, or are they the sole inventor of them??!!!

Everyone takes bits and pieces from stuff that inspires them, or what they like. It doesn't make it bad, what Strike did was very good. Charlie was not, and by the way, he 'stole' his moves from various swing, jazz artists if you want to get pedantic.

I thought Charlie was very gracious in his defeat...I didn't want him to go through, as I think there are better singers in the competition - I'm glad Strike went through as there's going to be a good variety of acts in the final, which makes it more entertaining

There are plenty of shows for singers, but not many opportunities for `different' acts to showcase their talents

Do you mean the extremely talented George Sampson, who did a very carefully choreographed and intricate urban dance routine in an energetic and entertaining way? Or do you mean some useless child I must have missed? Incidentally, the word is "rain" (there's a clue in the title to the song).

"That advert"? What advert? Do you mean the very famous film?

Charlie has a terrific voice and wonderful personality. The song was a bad choice, however he made a great job of it. He should be in the final.

No? I mean the VW advert. Clearly I didn't mean the film or else I would have said that. George's routine was NOT based on the routine from the film, it was based on the VW advert. They're very different.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXJ2lqXaw2k

I don't want to get into debate about George's dance on a Charlie thread though. Admittedly George did the dance himself, whereas that advert is very computer generated so good on him for that.