some people may not have watched it yet this evening and its said before we don't want to ruin people enjoyment of the recorded programme. Tomorrow should be free rain again
If people haven't watched a broadcast transmission it's up to them to avoid the spoilers - something easily done here where people aren't putting them in thread titles.
Will be interesting to see the 2nd/3rd from bottom when the full results are released as The Risk definitely would have beaten Johnny and perhaps got to Deadlock with Kitty (so gone anyway). Tulisa though clearly more interested in the girls and The Risk have fallen apart really since that bloke quit, and they couldn't hide that this week.
Also as with the charity singles interesting to see who gets the star billing in the M&S ad - seems to be Craig and Misha.
If people haven't watched a broadcast transmission it's up to them to avoid the spoilers - something easily done here where people aren't putting them in thread titles.
Will be interesting to see the 2nd/3rd from bottom when the full results are released as The Risk definitely would have beaten Johnny and perhaps got to Deadlock with Kitty (so gone anyway). Tulisa though clearly more interested in the girls and The Risk have fallen apart really since that bloke quit, and they couldn't hide that this week.
Also as with the charity singles interesting to see who gets the star billing in the M&S ad - seems to be Craig and Misha.
Again quite shocked as I can Understand that younger female viewers will be voting for Frankie, what I don't understand is why they are. Kitty sang amazingly in the sing off again, it's a shame that she isn't getting the votes.
As for the M&S ad, it is interesting that they get the leads. I wonder if they will edit people out as they leave the competition, so that there's just the final 3 the week before the final. Judging by a bit of research though no one has ever won who has featured in the bottom 2, so if Misha does go on to win, it would be a first for the series.
BTW The new M&S Christmas ad if you haven't seen it...
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A former member
It seems the producers will be laping it up today. There is a lot of disgust for that no talented do-ball Frankie.
And how much of the disgust is from people that actually bothered to vote ?
There is always an act that outstays it's welcome, Jedward, Wagner - it just so happens that this years just isn't as amusing.
Amuses me all of the outrage on the likes of twitter, people invest far too heavily in it - I think there is a sense of perspective required it's a light entertainment TV show.
They all have to go at some time, is the order that important ?
Yes. The later you get eliminated, the more chance you'll actually have a successful music career.
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A former member
Frankie is far from amusing unless throwing eggs counts. Voting not going to help get rid of him nor Janet. My Gospel have I fallen into the trap of caring about this tin pot show?
Yes. The later you get eliminated, the more chance you'll actually have a successful music career.
No, the amount of public recognition from the show affects whether you'll continue to be recognised and have a successful career. There's been lots of good singers who went further than Jedward which haven't got the big break they expected because they didn't polarise public opinion and have had to go back to the day job.
The controversial singer was asked to exit the ITV singing competition after breaking a "golden rule", according to reports.
Cocozza, who has become notorious for his hard-partying lifestyle, is believed to have been asked to leave the X Factor house this morning.
"Frankie is devastated but he has broken a golden rule so producers had no option but to axe him," a source told The Sun. "He had an extra boost from being kept in at the weekend when he thought he was going to go.
"But now his dream is officially over and he only has himself to blame."
Cocozza is currently at the centre of two Ofcom investigations, amid accusations that he swore on screen and that his on-screen antics have glamorised the misuse of alcohol.
Could the "golden rule" have anything to do with drugs...? (Purely speculation).
